chesterton describes this, i call it the problem of chesterton's fence.uy comes to a fence and says this fence is dumb. there's no reason for it to be here. that's the last person who should be allowed to tear it down because the fence didn't just grow there. if you know what the reason is, then you can say, okay, that reason no longer applies, we should get rid of it or do something better. but if you just say this is stupid and we should just destroy the fence, then you are a dangerous lunatic and should not be listened to. and we did that with a lot of stuff around marriage and family in the '50s. for some reason we decided our ancestors were morons and we were going to get rid of these dark k outmoded ideas about marriage and children and so forth, and i think that we are paying the price for that now. when you see it's true that in the elites, marriage is great. it's never been better. katherine eden who's a psychologist calls it super relationships where you meet this person, you have huge numbers of interests in common, you like vacation together a

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it appears, a missing doctor from chesterton, indiana has been found dead on a colorado mountain. doctor james mc-grogan disappeared march 14-th while hiking with friends near fail. yesterday, two skiers discovered a body in the area where mc-grogan was hiking. the local coroner is working to confirm the identity of the body. three men face charges, after one of kane county's biggest drug seizures ever. police in aurora say they found more than a million dollars worth of heroin at the home of modesto alarcon tuesday. he was ordered held on 15 million dollars bond. two associates, juan fernandez and reyna garcia manzanares, were ordered held on a *half million dollars bond. they're accused of money laundering. a team of police officers and investigators executed a search warrant at a funeral home on chicago's west side, where a hidden camera was found in a bathroom. the camera was discovered at the "smith and thomas funeral home" by an employee last week. sources tell w-g-n, it appears the camera was connected to something else in the building. authorities were there for several ho

there's a description, the problem of chesterton. a guy says this is done. there's no reason for it to be here. thus the last person who should be allowed to tear it down. the fenced and just grow there. someone put it there for reason. if you know what the reason is you can say that no longer applies. if you just say this is stupid and we should destroy the fence then you are dangerous and should not be listened to. and we did that with a lot of stuff around marriage and families in the fifties. we just decided the for some reason our ancestors or all morons and then we knew better and that we are going to get rid of these ideas about marriage and children and so forth. i think that we are paying the price for that now. it's true that marriage is great and is never been better and the elites. you meet this person, you have huge numbers of interest. you like vacation together. of the bottom we need to figure out how to put that back together. maria is absolutely right. the valleys are not perris they actually practice. as a lot more like early 1950's america

chesterton called the democracy of the dead. the idea that our ancestors have something to say. we should stop and heed and think about what they learned before us. which doesn't mean that everything they what done 200 or 400 or 500 years ago was right. the definition is the time-tested values that have endured over time. reagan continued: the principles of conservativism are sound because they're based on what men and women have discovered through experience in not just one generation or a dozen, but in all the combined experience of mankind. this is our pat trim moan any in a way. you don't just throw all the stuff out because you suddenly think ruth now you know better. reagan: when we conservatives say we know something about political affairs and what we know can be stated as principle, we're saying that the principles we hold dear are those that have been found through experience to be ultimately beneficial for individuals, for families, for communities, and for nations. found through the often bitter testing of pain or sacrifice and sorrow. comes up all the time. the issu