Using laws to prevent access to guns to, in turn, prevent gun violence is foolish. It is foolish in many ways, for instance there are already laws in place that say you can’t kill people and if someone isn’t going to obey that law, why would they obey another one?

A while ago I heard something (from my brother-in-law’s cousin) that resonated with me: humans invented money; poverty and so many problems are due to money, why did we let this happen?

Since the events in Ferguson, MO, I’ve been tuned into many occurrences where the police have threatened or shot innocent people in our country. In fact, you are six time more likely to be killed by a police officer than a terrorist in the US.

With the price of oil spiraling out of control, people are getting upset at the cost of gas which got me thinking, “why is this a big deal?”

The worst innovation with automobiles in the past few years is the automatic sliding side door on mini-vans.

The media needs to stop covering school shootings (and mall shootings like the recent one in Omaha) where someone goes and shoots a bunch of people and then commits suicide. If there was no chance to become famous by doing such a crazy thing, maybe it’d make it less glamorous.

What I find the most annoying at the pump is fluctuations from day to day. This morning one station was $0.20 higher across the street from another on my way to work. What I think we need is a statewide gas price to reduce the volatility at the pumps. It is ridiculous to have the prices go up or down $0.20 in one day or if you drive 5 miles down the road.

Whilst we endure the last week of being inundated with last minute campaign ads as we near the presidential election this year, I had a few thoughts