Bill Whittle did some tremendous work at PJTV in mounting an intellectual case against the financial profligacy and outright treachery of the Obama regime, and continues to do mostly great work at www.billwhittle.com. His most popular video remains “Three and a Half Days”, in which he presents the following thesis:
If it were mandatory for every person to spend three and a half days a year in a cabin in the woods, by themselves, with no electricity, gas, running water or internet, with the task of quite literally keeping themselves alive, there would be no more complaints about capitalism; i.e., you should be grateful for the people and corporations who do the dirty work of getting oil out of the ground so you can drive your car, and you should thank them.
Enjoy.
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