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2004-03-23 - The Convolution of the USA the revolt was an indication of skyrocked escalation of a rising indignation against exhorbitant taxation... so once again new impetus surged into debate the tyrannical rule of sovereignty sought to regulate, administrate and dominate, and if need be, expatriate instead of appeal an enforced ideal impressed upon the frontier zeal to rid them once for all of colonization vision to seal the deal with all in isolationism to become this sovereign state and then to legislate the new framework to execute provision and tax only to pay then judiciary laymen and raise an army to protect her borders no longer subject to magistrate's orders instead to be the head and to say "do what I said" to invaders, and to traitors, social disorders... now I hope you can be knowing where I'm going it wasn't too far down the road there came a showing of the democratic vote that wanted more in terms of rote: social programs, government fostered, to be served and if you dared to oppose "of all the nerve!" "you don't care about the Indians on Reserve!?!?" "or whether or not your wetlands are preserved???" what is wrong, you derelict!!? let the man serve and protect! and he needs our taxes we should give him more otherwise just who will give unto the poor!?" and on and on the drivel goes "the government can solve our woes" all the while the iron glove prepares to fist 'em for the money is the power in the system a machine of tyranny corrupts the politician scene the money strings 'know what I mean? it's like they all go for the green and the programs and the bureaucratic schemes are over-stepping on the independant dream just because of some abuses should we take what freedom chooses and accuse it of the fault for those extreme? just because of a few losers do we now become poor choosers and we need Big Brother to come intervene? Ought we not to reconsider more accutely Absolute power still corrupts absolutely and the money is the power to hold down and to devour it's still true what once was said about our freedom if you give it up for safety you won't see them not for long, for you will see that our struggles to be free were all in vain if we have such fears and breed 'em � � |