If you went down the rabbit hole that I did Tuesday morning when I explored the earliest days of my “B.W. Richardson” persona, you may have found the fourth B.W. post that I ever wrote, explaining the essence of my beliefs: I’m not sure I ever described it this concisely again —
I have been on both sides of the fence, and small is better. Big can be more comfortable, but small is better.
I have worked for small family businesses and big corporations. Small is better.
I went to a big public high school and a small private college. Small is better.
I have lived in big city suburbs and small towns. Small is better.
I have worshipped in small rural churches and big mega-churches. Small is better.
I have dealt with small, local government and the big federal government. Small is better. No government would be ideal, but people have been trained to believe a lack of government would be chaos. As if life is not chaotic under the watchful eyes of Big Brother.
