A dichotomy of speed this week. Nine NASCAR teams were invited to Indy to participate in a Goodyear tire test, which was, in reality, an unofficial test to see if stock cars could be competitive in such a circuit. The Brickyard 400, now called Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, began two years later. A labor dispute idled Amtrak but no one noticed any difference in service. This, a lack of speed, while the crisis in Rwanda accelerated. Sputtering out of the pit is the notion that freedom of speech means you can say anything you wish no matter how offensive. Freedom to express our opinions concerning our nation - that “we the people” thing - is what our founding fathers had in mind, dude.
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