I you like to sleep, you'll love death.
In any democratic government, which is the only way to go, greed and the lust for power must be contolled if we are all to remain free and equal. The only way to curb the unfortunate evils of capialism is through socialization, which means caring for the people (i.e. all of us)at the expensive of he greedy few. To us an analogy, if we are to be free and equal, the sheep in us must be proteted from the wolves in us.
To know that we are one is a sign of your maturity.
No one should have three pairs of shoes if there is one of us who has no shoes.
About Me
- Joe Cowley Sr
- Southold, NY, United States
- Joseph Cowley is the author of the novels The Chrysanthemum Garden, Home by Seven, Landscape With Figures, Dust Be My Destiny, The House on Huntington Hill; the plays The Stargazers, Twin Bill, and A Jury of His Peers; two collection of shorter fiction, one called The Night Billy Was Born and Other Love Stories, the other Do You Like It and Other Stories; and, with Robert Weisselberg, The Executive Strategist, An Armchair Guide to Scientific Decision-Making. He has also collected some of his favorite writings in "The Best of Joseph Cowley."
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