"Millions of people decide to have smartphones with the accompanying phone bills in excess of $100/month (46%
of Americans with mobile phones said their monthly bill was $100 or
more, and 13% said their monthly bill topped $200 per month). Many
of these same people are outraged at the thought of a $50 insurance
co-payment and would be even more outraged at the thought of spending
that much out of pocket to cover the cost of a treatment to
save/maintain their lives. Some spend this much on a phone while they
get their food paid for by others. Every day, we make choices some wise, many foolish. Who is responsible
for our actions? Why should others be indebted to us for our choices?" — Kenneth Durden, libertarian-conservative blogger, on individual priorities
11/28 Quote Of The Day: Choices
