Posts Tagged ‘Government’
The Constitution of No Authority
The Constitution has no inherent authority or obligation. It has no authority or obligation at all, unless as a contract between man and man. And it does not so much as even purport to be a contract between persons now existing. It purports, at most, to be only a contract between persons living eighty years ago. And it can be supposed to have [...]
Warfare is the central hubris of the state
This article was originally posted here. Warfare is the central hubris of the state. I recently wrote an article that invoked much anger and appreciation: Fear and Loathing in the U.S.M.C. For God & Country. As I watched the reactions to the article and discussions around the internet I noticed something. Those who were most angry with the [...]
The Elephant In The Border Shack
I'm very concerned about what I consider to be a blindingly obvious fact. There's actually an argument right now about immigration. This is completely ludicrous. Worse yet, the argument is about how to curtail it and "protect our borders". If this wasn't so infinitely offensive it would be hilarious. I won't go into the racism arguments because I [...]
The Militarized Police State Is Here
This is a re-post of an article I wrote for Break The Matrix on the 26th of May 2010. The original article can be found here. Please subscribe to their RSS feed here. The militarized police state is here, has been here and is reality. One of the best examples in the United States of Orwellian Double Speak is the term "Peace Officer." We use [...]
You Will Serve The State H.R. 5741
I am uncertain of how much support H.R. 5741 will do in the house. Part of me sees it as ridiculous, but with the power individuals invest in the words written by these men and women labeled as "law" nothing shocks me. H.R. 5741 is labeled the "Universal National Service Act." This is just another of the many examples of nationalism in the united [...]
Prostitution In Northeast Kansas City
The heat outside is almost unbearable. As I drive up and down the Avenue I see an older woman leaning out of an apartment window in front of a fan sweating and trying to get some kind of relief from the heat. With the heat the streets seemed to be filling with more and more people. As you drive down the avenue in Northeast Kansas City you will [...]