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Monday, June 4, 2012

What is a Free Society? Part 2: Big Brother


Today I got a weird phone call.

            I thought it was the school board calling me with a sub job. Instead it was this voice that said it wanted to ask me a few questions about my opinion. I said “Fine. Go ahead.”

            “Do you work for any political organization or candidate?”

            “No.” I said.

            “Do you write a blog with political commentary in it?”

            I hesitated a moment to think about it and then was totally truthful.

            “Yes, I do occasionally. I have a blog.”

            “Thanks for your time today. Good-bye!” And to my relief, he hung up…

            That was kinda spooky. Who was this person? Why did he hang up? What if I got in trouble for my free speech? Isn’t that an unalienable right as defined in the Bill of Rights? Do I trust the government any more to respect that?

            Just remember, anything the government touches eventually falls apart. Only free enterprise builds wealth. I remember as a kid there were hardly any divorced couples. Mom’s stayed home mainly and took care of the kids while the dad worked. Yes, a few worked outside the home mainly because they wanted to not because of financial pressures. Now, it’s to your advantage to stay single and cheaper too. No need to pay the marriage penalty tax and you can get all these benefits from being single. Now, divorce is rampant and homes are falling apart as the devil attacks the basic institution of society. Most moms have to work outside the home or go on government assistance just to survive. Why is the economically so stressed now?

             Here are the rest of the 10 principles of a free society:

            “Government may not claim the monopoly over a people’s money and government must never engage in official counterfeiting, even in the name of macroeconomic activity. Aggressive wars even when called preventative and even when they pertain only to trade relations are forbidden. Jury nullification, that is, the rights of jurors to judge the law as well as the facts, is a right of the people and the courtroom as the norm. All forms of involuntary servitude (slavery) are prohibited and also conscription, forced association and forced welfare distribution. Government must obey the law that it expects other people to obey and thereby must never use force to mold behavior, manipulate social outcomes, manage the economy or tell other countries how to behave.”

            The government is now trying to tell us what to eat, what to drink, what to smoke and what is the right healthcare for us. The government also has been managing our economy and doing forced welfare distribution since the sixties and¸ as a result, we are poorer than ever. And we constantly tell other countries how to behave, too.

Another unwholesome trait of the government is it’s been monetizing the debt over the past few years. Look that up and you’ll see what it means.  It’s basically printing money and buying back its own debt also called quantitative easing. That’s why there is inflation and a shrinking middle class.

            What can we do about it? Pray, read our Bibles, go to church, trust in the Lord to guide us. Only God can send revival and turn this country around. We can speak the truth in love, too, and hope someone is listening. What do you think? Do we as a country have a future or is our debt going to doom us? Then it won’t matter if we’re liberal, conservative or moderate cause it will be too late.

            I just saw the stock market report today. It dropped 273 points! Oh, no, not again…

            And the writer of this book was: Ron Paul, of course. Who else could it be?

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