De-Centralization Now, Part II.

July 11, 10:51 AMLA Gun Rights ExaminerJohn Longenecker

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I really need to know something: what the hell does the government mean by having to compete with the private sector? Who the hell is the bureaucracy to compete with the electorate for anything? I have searched and found this question all over the Internet, and no answer. It’s because there is no answer.

The next question is what the State is competing with us for: The answer is Survival.

Public servants should not be competing with Business for survival, because it puts the State against the electorate. They can’t do that because the servants are our servants. They don’t think so, but we think so. We understand how we hire these servants, but the servants think they are in charge and that we are not!! Greater and greater centralization of power is against the public interest.

The statists who support this amoeba-like expansion know nothing of liberty and sovereignty. If the shills of the State know how they are giving up their own rights in taking ours, you have to wonder why they would ever want to do that. This ascetism is self-destructive as much as it is destructive. Who would do that??

An amoeba is a protozoon. It is a primitive (early) life form of simple organization. Like all life, it takes in nutrients and produces waste, it responds to stimulus, it is motile, and it replicates itself. Which is to say that centralization has taken on a life of its own, and it eats anything.

As servants, they do not get to say what their job is, we get to say what their job is. If they disagree at all and give us any quarrel in the least, they are then saying that they do not see themselves as servants anymore, and America then has a real problem. President Reagan pointed out that the bureaucracy is like an infant: it eats at one end and it has total irresponsibility at the other.

I have a new sticker I would like to introduce. I have been writing for years that gun control is the model to determine how far the people can be pushed, and when the model satisfies the centralization that it is in fact a reliable model, then, it is cloned in all of the institutions seemingly unrelated to gun control. How do we know this? Because of the claims of national security, fighting crime, exposing intolerance, hate or violence, or similar crisis in every new program, and by the fact that it pushes against the will and better judgment of the people ...after taking the citizen out of the equation.

The amoeba-like engulfing of the business sector – competing with health care, for instance – is modeled on gun control: First identify a crisis (shootings, for instance) and put pressure on everyone to comply, especially the hundreds of millions who did not do the shooting (or who already have medical insurance).

Second, freeze everyone out of the remedy to the crisis (as in disaster recovery in Louisiana where people were disarmed and herded as part of being frozen out). Health Care is a fraud, since no one in this country goes without medical care.

Third, impose a mandate which disrupts things further and closes all exits (as in health care where you cannot opt-out). This model is replicated again and again and again.

It’s no longer a competition with the private sector, it is now quite clearly eradicating the private sector. Oh, am I too late in saying this?

Still, gun control tests, discovers and implements a formula which is cloned into takeovers of other institutions by gauging how far the people can be pushed. Right now, we can be pushed pretty far. There is a certain cold-blooded feature to the liberal mind which promotes programs which hurt families further, close out choice further, and furnish punishments for independence and doing without the bureaucracy, all with the rinse-and-repeat pointing to yet another crisis which is in urgent need of remedy. You can credit German Philosopher Hegel with this.

• National ID Card
• Disaster Management
• Zero-tolerance
• Pocket Knives
• Gun Control
• Climate Control
• Education
• Vaccinations
• Finance
• Early release of criminals
• Assumption of major industries and product
• Energy crisis in availability and cost..

The list goes on based on what they were able to find out about us in Gun Control. In response, almost in self-defense, many states are invoking the Tenth Amendment, and they include the right to keep and bear arms in their petitions for sovereignty.

You see, the armed citizen does not fight tyranny by shoot-outs with the government as statists claim; the armed citizen impeaches the programs which tyrannize the people by showing how unnecessary the programs are on their face. Gun control neutralizes this safeguard against tyranny. Repeal all gun laws, and America can begin the repeal of dozens of abusive, costly tyrannies cultivating utter dependency on the State.

Repeal all gun laws. De-centralize now.

Liberty.

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