I couldn't say one is better than the other. In the words of Deion Sanders, "Both." ;D

Some people don't have a clue. When unemployment benefits run out, many people suddenly find the motivation to find a job.

About two thirds of the federal budget consists of checks going to people. Social Security isn't even included in the federal budget, and it itself is exploding.

The only American city that spends more money on the school system than Baltimore is New York. And they both suck.

Barack Obama and the democrats owned the government for two years, and couldn't be bothered to bring any new ideas to the table, just piddle and call the rich evil. Which coming from wealthy democrats is pretty rich, all right...

America has spent as much as 15 TRILLION DOLLARS in a war on poverty, and it's stagnant.

Money isn't the problem. It's the people and policies and refusal to admit that policies don't work and the money is wasted.

Looking down on or hating others is easier than working to better your life.

Thinking that violence is justified because of your lot in life - "It's not fair."

Refusing to grow up.

Not having a conscience or care about your community.

And yes, the media and a certain political party that answers any argument that challenges their agenda with the race card is sure helping things.

I own a whole gob of systems:

Genesis/Sega CD/32X

SuperNintendo

TurboDuo (defunct, sadly)

Atari Jaguar - $30 with 3 games, why not?

Sega Saturn

Dreamcast

GameCube

XBox/360

PS2

PS3

And a PC for occasional LAN gaming. Gee whiz... But anyway, mostlyI play PS3, PS2 and Dreamcast games in that order. Lots of GT5 Prologue, GT4, Ratchet & Clank, Rogue Galaxy, Phantasy Star Online, Sonic Adventure. I bought the 360 pretty much exclusively to play Forza 2, and I got tired of the flaws and bugs, so my brother has it now. Everything broke in the rig including Microsoft's pathetic FFB Wheel - the hand controller was bad out of the box. Meanwhile, my Dreamcast I got on launch day is still going strong.