Manners are essential for interpersonal communication, ... Without rules, everyone gets hurt.

Evil communication corrupts good manners. I hope to live to hear that good communication corrects bad manners.

People respond better when they are asked rather than told. Don't you?

The biggest problem is that there is no communication. And the people of Gulfport, if they're not seriously hurt, they don't know to go down to the hospital. There's no local broadcast or anything like that to get the word out to them.

Even if current rules are enforced, there are too many opportunities with lobbyists to influence policy in ways that hurt ordinary citizens.

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