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Zu’s political leanings Individually, all of us at Zu are red blooded Americans that think what Washington, Madison, Jefferson, Adams, and the other U.S. founders did was genius. We are not always happy with our leaders but we are proud of our system, a system where we can prosper, fail, learn, expand, live, and let live, get involved and change things. We believe in the guiding principles the U.S. was founded on; individual freedom and individual responsibility, equality, and solid education throughout the nation—language, math, science, history, art, music, and constitutional understanding so that the people can correctly wield the power that is innately theirs and have a solid foundation from which to explore the arts and further advance all things (particularly motorcycle technology and the proliferation of tracks and riding areas). Since the end of WW2 it seems that the leaders of the U.S. have had a predilection to get deeply involved with other nations; this is something we do not necessarily agree with. Again going back to the U.S. founders, the majority strongly held that we avoid at high cost not getting entangled and burdened by geopolitical alliances. The U.S. has done and will continue to do amazing things, so long as freedom, truth, adventure, and individual liberty are the forces guiding us. So what’s the bottom line on Zu’s political leanings? Simple, it ain’t got none. Really, Zu is a corporation, an entity to enable the creation of cool products, business and hopefully wealth. Zu’s only here for the music. If you want to know and talk politics and religion (not regarded as polite in most books) then go for it, Adam’s views will be Adam’s; Sean’s will be Sean’s—and Zu, like Elvis, is officially on record as only being here for the entertainment. |