Change and the Government

Nothing endures but change
KaZaa, Gay Marriage, and Global Terrorism. The Founding Fathers of this nation would have never imagined that their government would be dealing with such things. Nor even fifty years ago would anyone expect such. But such changes occur, and in the next fifty years a whole new set of problems will arise from solutions previously installed. Ideas and priorities change as the years progress and while solutions occur, more problems inevitably arise and thus an endless cycle is created. It is something that must be accepted though, and the government should be ready for any and all changes that are to come in the future. I intend to prove that change is in an evitable part of life and that the government, in order to be efficient, must reflect the times and the changing interests of the people.
Happiness is a divine gift that everyone is entitled to. It is natural then for someone to want complete control over it and to defend it from anything that might comprom...