America's founding fathers were unreasonable men

Unreasonable Men Fight for Justice

Preserving the Promise of Fatherhood

People usually attempt to conform to societies rules and regulations and the accepted norm. In other words- being reasonable people.

America's founding fathers were unreasonable men. There is nothing reasonable about armed rebellion. Reasonable men remained Loyalists and like all reasonable men became mere footnotes to history.

Thomas Edison did not invent a better candle. The Wright brothers did not go to Kitty Hawk to learn how to peddle a bicycle faster. Rosa Parks changed America because she refused to go to the back of the bus. Harry Truman ended segregation in the armed forces with the stroke of a pen. Thomas Jefferson wrote a declaration that changed the world. All were unreasonable people.

Thomas Paine wrote "Common Sense"and over one million copies were sold when America only had a population of nine million. One out of every nine people spent money to read a very unreasonable man encourage revolution.

Be unreasonable, change the world. Don't let the feminist and divorce court profiteers convince you that your shrinking influence in your family is adequate. Be unreasonable.

This is the year for Alabama's child support updates. If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten. Are you satisfied with that? If you do what you've never done, you'll go where you've never been.

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