Get Up Off Your Knees, by Robert Gore
Just consider the concept of people deciding what’s in their own best interest. A hyphenated word lurks: self-interest. The special people are motivated by everything but self-interest, or so they say. Indeed, nobility of motive justifies their power and the destruction of your liberty. The desire to better your life is selfish, unlike the impulses supposedly animating those holding the guns to your head. After widespread surrender, few champion their right to their own lives, which is selfish after all, or challenge the special people’s moral superiority, which confers their right to hold the guns.
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"Power is always dangerous. Power attracts the worst and corrupts the best." Edward Abbey
Regards,
O.A.
It probably all started when humanity, instead of succumbing to their environment, started to change the environment to suit them. Along came some primitive sidewalk superintendent who tried to convince that if he was only listened to, the project would be safer and better. For the next umpteen thousand years the conflict between those who wrote and talked a good game and those actually accomplished things. It grew until the fate of the world rested on basically two camps. Those who would control humanity for "altruistic" reasons and those who preferred the freedom of doing it themselves.
Oh, hell -- Gore said it better.
Obama's eight-year-old statement, "I want to level the playing field" was about everyone in the USA kneeling down together in order to be the same.
That progressive concept really did not catch on.
Me dino gets the "everywhere" bit.
Such is the charge and responsibility given to each and every cell in our bodies.
To do otherwise spells death. The so called "special" people that would ignore every cell in their bodies now act "selfishly" in denial of those cells.
This election has proven that there are still some people who think that voting for a different despot will have different results. The only difference will be the method in which we arrive at the same place, absolute slavery that covers the globe.
"The idea that changing the hands on the levers offers solutions is magical thinking."
A most intriguing statement -- especially after your scathing comments regarding current governments and anarchy. I shall have to give considerable thought to this.
icle said, and was pleasantly surprised; then I
realized why it was so much better than I had ex-
pected; the first name was "Robert" and not
"Al".