: About Me

I'm a 27 year old angry patriot, a father of (soon to be) 2, a revolutionary, web-designer, car guy, anti-fashion victim. I spend my time pampering my car, writing, screaming, drawing (poorly), playing with my child(ren), or deciding which part of me to pierce or tattoo next.

As a day job, I'm a server at what I'm told is the #1 concept restaurant in the world, though I don't see it.

The rest of the time I'm generally trying to find ways to get my points across without getting arrested. (It's a bad idea to utilize shock tactics on the street. I learned that one the hard way.)

My passion is ...

Freedom

I know too much about ...

a little about almost everything

My parents always told me ...

to change the world

My childhood ambition ...

was to take over the world

My favorite memory ...

Finding out I had children on the way

Why I write ...

To try to make some kind of change

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

StoneSour

My first job ...

cashier/stock at a Thrift store when I was 15

My best moment ...

hearing my son say "DADDY!" for the first time... and the 15th

My inspiration ...

My Son, My Daughter, and Jenn (and to varying degrees the rest of the world)

Politics, News & Issues > Drug Laws & Prevention Should the US government control what substances individuals can put in their own bodies?

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The United States Government is run by politicians. Politicians are not doctors, very few have been real law enforcement and many of them come from privileged backgrounds. Our president, our senators, our representatives and our judges are all slightly out of focus as to what the problem, or the allure, of drugs really is. To decide for an entire populace the size of the United States requires a working knowledge of the decision that you're making. Very, very few of the politicians in Washington have a working knowledge of any drug - and if they did, they'd be more worried about alcohol th...

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