RB>        . Quoting J. Randy Mitchell from a message to Ryan Bagueros  .
RB>JRM> reply in your usual unintelligent, bitter, "Where's my white house
  >JRM> with the picket fence and my 1.4 children and my piece of the
  >JRM> American Dream that each and every one of you owe me" attitude.
RB>Yeah, as would be expected, you have no idea what I'm really saying.
I'm a little confused to Ryan.  Sometimes what you say makes pretty good
sense to me.  Other times, I'd really like to ship you off to that
proverbial island.
Carol mentioned something about the potential in this society of those
that work harder having a chance to have a better life than those that
choose to work less.   In a nutshell, how do you feel about the
proposition that given equal opportunity, two people with different
ambitions can indeed have more or less "riches" than the other?  This is
a hypothetical question based on the supposition that the two
individuals indeed have equal opportunity and the only variable is
personal work ethics.
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