Andrew

Are people scared of an economic and social system where people are left to their own devices?

That way, one group can live under democratic socialism and free marijuana and one group can live with less illegal immigration and strong nationalism.

How come there are no vocal Cruz supporters or a Clinton supporters out there if there are any?

Less disease, less famine, less poverty, less crime. Still, the technology would have to be so advanced to create the super-robots.

I'm sick and tired of seeing them play victim or be victimised by the government. If people kill themselves to change a particular policy, then maybe there might be big enough change.

What I mean by this are those people who settle in the woods, boondocks, or off-the-grid. Their only enemy of the world is nature itself and killing bears is much easier to deal with than dealing with humans.

Sorry, no McDonalds, no Subway. You cannot pick them.

It's what people want, especially libertarians. Or on the other hand, why are people scared of corporations but love government? Neither are any better.

I only say this is because they tend to pick the same film as the Oscars does and their choices are pretty elitist and don't reflect all the other great films that came out earlier the preceding year.

Hope "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is not everyone's response.