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Inspiration comes in many forms: some people find their muse with women, some with music, others with the written word. Many of us have decided to focus our free time on writing, and we find inspiration in many ways. Personally, it's through women, technology, politics, and sports, but for the most part, I only concentrate on three of the four.
I find it odd that a full 1/2 of my live I've spent entirely devoted to football, in all it's many facets, yet I never write anything about my one true love. Since we're all serious and junk 'round these parts, I shouldn't go on some diatribe about the NFL Referees' new hideous uniforms, the relative blindness of said blindness, or the way that half the teams in the NFL have decided to use the most garish of fashion choices; that's got nothing to do with a serious blog.
No, we at The Separation of Powers Blog are devoted to 100% factual reporting of the news of the day, with insightful commentary. You'll never catch me gloating about how I nailed the whole Jay Cutler thing, or that Madden 2007 has completely ruined the kicking game. Nope, sports have nothing to do with politics.
But it was then I examined how the world works, how sports work, and contrasted them to sports. Amazingly, we've buried America in a mountain of bureaucracy. Here's a short list showing the differences:
1. In life and in sports, the winners get praised. In politics, the winners get punished.
2. In life and in sports, the winners work hard to achieve great things again. In politics, the winners work hard to get reelected.
3. In life and in sports, the winners use their God-given talents and work incredibly hard to get what they get. In politics, the winners marry rich.
4. In life and in sports, the winners are vilified by the press because they had to have done something wrong. In politics, huh...maybe this one's the same.
5. In life, the winners are patriots, regardless of how they are portrayed in the press. In politics, the only patriots are the ones who either hate America or hate George W. Bush. In sports, the Patriots suck.
6. In life and in sports, victory is decided by various events, judgments of others, and pure luck. In politics, it's decided by 1 person and 1 vote. Somehow, neither are commonly believed to be accurate.
7. In life and in sports, teams like the Cubs are labeled "lovable loser" after decades of mismanagement, and failed attempts at even the appearance of competence. In politics, we called them the Louisiana Democratic Party.
8. In life and in sports, people give things away to get your money. In politics, politicians give your money away to get things.
9. In life and in sports, you can only buy what you can afford, say a football stadium. In politics, you just squeeze the golden goose a little more.
10. In life and in sports, players are judged by winning and losing. In politics, people are judged by anything but.
And that's all I have to say about that.
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