FREEDOM IS NEEDED AT HOME
How ironic: the more we spend in young lives and treasure chasing fascism all over the world, the more fascist we become at home. Are you free to hire and fire whom you choose? No. Are you free to sell your house or your goods to whomever you choose? No. Are you free to decide where you will lend money, or where your employees will work or make deliveries? No. Are you free to set their terms of employment? No. Has the federal government constitutional authority to intervene in, offer and/or fund such social programs as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, education, welfare, food stamps, housing, loans, racial spoils, etc? No. Or to control abortion? No. Or to manipulate the economy, trade and society with tariffs, quotas, and subsidies? No. Or to hand out foreign aid, or to underwrite the security, economy and survival of Israel? No. Or to cancel Third World debt? No, it belongs to the taxpayers. Or to fight wars of revenge (i.e. most of them) and police the world? No. Or to build a new Iraq? No. Or to bribe states, communities, and institutions to do what Congress itself is not authorized to do? No. Can you pay your taxes with confidence they will be used for your benefit? No; they may well be used to build a redundant, make-work aircraft carrier or another gov't building in West Virginia, or for unauthorized social programs or forbidden Robin Hood transfers. Government interventions in society or the economy do some good for some people some of the time, always including the politicians who create them, but they are almost always negative-sum. Collectively, they are called socialism or welfarism or redistributionism or statism or Marxism or communism, but their real name is fascism. How does the government get away with it? To keep their jobs, our politicians ignore the Constitution out of fear of or to do favors for unions, the Farm lobby, the Israeli LOBBY, the AARP, large fundraisers and donors, and others with political or financial power. Unorganized voters are kept at bay with handouts and the opium of progressive taxation/redistribution, i.e. the forcible transfer of the wages and savings of those who earn them and own them and have the right to spend them, to strangers who do not. Our ancestors had more freedom under King George III! The only proper function of government is to protect the lives, liberty and property of all within its jurisdiction, and not to improve, reform, educate or equalize people or society! hm

6 Comments:
Michele, Ignorant masses, my my such harsh words. Freedom is never without a price. You must not forget all the soldiers who have died, so that you can drive to walmart without worry.
Funny, I don't recall being worried before the war in Iraq.
Our only hope is that the Supreme Court will soon have a majority that can actually read the Constitution and sweep away the socialist/fascist monster with its tentacles strangling the lifeblood out of every aspect of our lives.
There are lots of folks out here with the time and desire to work to restore our freedom. Is there anything a single individual can do???
Amazed that the article about you in the Richmond paper was written by Betty "Never-met-an-income-redistribution-plan-that-I-didn't-like" Booker!
At least Betty Booker got you on
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Seriously needed is for one or more major, national polling outfits or media to pose a question to a good sampling of Americans, very much as I outline (In haste) below - more professionally constructed to avoid weighting answers with the question's verbiage: (MORE)
After we have reached a conclusion in Iraq, which approach to U.S. foreign policy below most nearly fits the U.S. foreign policy you would like to see our nation follow?: (MORE)
A) The U.S. should continue to assume it has the role of world leadership, and use significant amounts of its treasure, resources, pressure and energy to try to end worldwide genocide, cruelty, poverty, suffering, hunger and disease - and to determine, as best for the world - even if at times by force or pressure - U.S. positions about governance, justice, economics, ethics and morality. The U.S. should continue to involve itself diplomatically and militarily in many conflicts that do not directly threaten the nation. (MORE)
B. The U.S. should adopt a policy of benign neglect, but no help, for all problems existing outside of its borders that do not threaten the nation; should use all necessary U.S. treasure, energy and resources to protect U.S. borders, seaports and skys by deploying the military only at home, developing and building state-of-the-art defensive weapons, lethal electronics, lethal fences and walls, zipping up our borders, seaports and airports so that only those we want to enter can do so; should eliminate all U.S. protection for citizens and entities who/which work, operate or travel outside of U.S. borders except for those involved in government business; should only use available U.S. treasure and energy to solve U.S. problems of infrastructure and well-being of U.S. citizens; should sell to anybody, worldwide, surplus we produce that others may want to buy; should buy whatever we want or need that others, worldwide, want to sell us; should substitute or do without those items we cannot buy. (END)
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