From George Monbiot in today's Guardian...
"How was it allowed to happen? How did politics in the US come to be dominated by people who make a virtue out of ignorance? Was it charity that has permitted mankind's closest living relative to spend two terms as president? How did Sarah Palin, Dan Quayle and other such gibbering numbskulls get to where they are? How could Republican rallies in 2008 be drowned out by screaming ignoramuses insisting that Barack Obama was a Muslim and a terrorist?
Like most people on my side of the Atlantic, I have for many years been mystified by American politics. The US has the world's best universities and attracts the world's finest minds. It dominates discoveries in science and medicine. Its wealth and power depend on the application of knowledge. Yet, uniquely among the developed nations (with the possible exception of Australia), learning is a grave political disadvantage."
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Groom argues that bride should not be spending so much on a wedding dress,
yet spends 7 times that on a computer, bride finds it unfair: 'Apparently
spending $7,000 on gaming equipment was perfectly reasonable.'
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Weddings are a way to show off the love you have for your partner… and also
spend thousands of dollars in just one night. Is it worth it?
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