I've never believed that science and religion are at complete odds with each other or that they inherently disprove each other, but that does not mean I believe in a god.
Maybe if you give a valid arguement to the government then maybe tommorow, but I doubt anyone could.leonard88
How about the fact the marijuana prohibition kills more people every year then the Iraq and Afghanistan war have combined, and the fact that it is quickly spilling over across the Mexican border as Mexico's government has lost any and all control to drug cartels. Ending prohibition is more then just the want to get high, there's the very real possibility of America's neighbour becoming a rogue state, and it won't be long before the cartels turn there eyes towards boarding US states to gain control of.
I think they will look at the terrorist scare in much the same way as we view the communist scare. The Iraq and especially the Afghanistan war will be little more then footnotes in the legacy of W. Bush. Barrack Obama will be taught about, but will not be viewed nearly as importantly as we view him now. I believe the current recession and aftermath will be seen as an interesting topic that much study will be put into. Of course I could be completely wrong about all of these things.
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