March 12, 2009 at 09:52
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged Chlorofluorocarbon, collectivism, dilbert, freedom, human resources, liberty
Collectivists are naturally coordinated, they organize, they plan, they equalize. They have suppressed our entire generation with a catalog of well tuned lies. We went to schools more concerned with self-esteem than education; more concerned with chlorofluorocarbon than education; more concerned with diversity than education. We went to schools where nobody was wrong and nobody was right. We went to schools where both the bully and the victim were punished, schools where the fight itself was punished instead of who caused it. We went to schools where everyone who stayed in school graduated from school. Our parents betrayed us by compromising themselves to maintain financial security and used our very existence to justify their acquiescence. Our parents allowed us to attend schools saturated with poisoned thought, they told us to suck it up, to just get through it, just like they do.
All the while our parents knew, they watched, and they ignored. Their work places became dominated by the human resources department, they watched management’s authority slip, people were cross promoted instead of demoted. Our parents found comfort in Dilbert and they acquiesced.
We are a generation afraid confront and afraid to commit.
Generation X, Generation Y. Bullshit, we are the generation of false self-esteem.
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February 26, 2009 at 07:02
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged equality, legalized theft, taxes, the delaration of independence, theft, tyranny of the majority
The declaration of independence states that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, and among those rights are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. The declaration of independence does not state that the majority is entitled to regulate those rights are dictate additional rights.
Being born doesn’t make you mentally or financially equal.
Being born doesn’t entitle you to an equal share of another man’s work.
Being born doesn’t entitle you to the living standards of others.
Being born doesn’t require you to anonymously provide for others.
You split your income with the Government, you each get an equal share. That way everyone can be equal.
A majority may only dictate so long as producers respect their athority. Those who can not provide for themselves, the majority; they are the first to starve. They bind you by the guilt, the threat of their starvation, they force you to work for them; to live below your means so that they may live beyond their own means.
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February 26, 2009 at 06:41
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged California, failed government, Federal Government, society, taxes, tyranny of the majority
The Federal Government is financially insolvent.
The State of California is financially insolvent.
The most productive members in society, those who pay societies bills; they have the smallest voice in government.
Those who can’t survive except by working for those who can; they have the most influence in government.
I see a trend here.
I see an eventuality, people can forgive each others debts but they can’t forgive the collectives debts.
We should be buying guns and canned food instead of treasury bonds.
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January 31, 2009 at 18:38
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged government, labor, private property, taces, thief, thieves
You are the only one with authority to dispense your labor.
You give the government the right to take your property every time you aqueous to it’s demand for taxes.
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January 31, 2009 at 13:23
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged bill of rights, capitulation, electorates, freedoms, oppressors, rights
The bill of rights was the electorates first capitulation.
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January 31, 2009 at 11:02
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged crime, crime and punishment, punishment, responsibility, society
Society is responsible for a criminal’s actions upon his release – their for I assume the responsibility for all post incarceration crime.
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January 25, 2009 at 14:44
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged Entitlements, legalized theft, might is right, taxes
I refuse to aquease to the demands of secret ballots cast by thieves wrapped in the shrowds of democracy.
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December 13, 2008 at 11:08
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged bill of rights, Entitlements, legalized theft, legislation, Robin Hood, tax, taxes, ten amendments, theft, vote, voter, voting
The United States of America was founded upon the principle of rule of law and that legislation be explicitly designed to describe what is illegal and not what is legal. Allowing the bill of rights was the voters first capitulation.
People who accept aid from the government.
Accepting money from the government is a voluntary action. If you qualify to accept money from the government it’s likely that legalized theft (taxes) doesn’t cost you very much. Fifty eight percent of federal theft (tax) income is spent on enabling people to live beyond their means. The bottom 50% of tax payers pay 3.6% of taxes yet they collect 58% of federal entitlements. Stealing from the rich and giving to the poor isn’t only for Robin Hood, it’s federal policy and it’s how politicians stay in office.
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December 13, 2008 at 10:59
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged secret ballots, vote, voting
Secret ballots prevent voters from being held accountable for their decisions.
Secret ballots protect voters from being held accountable for their decisions.
Secret ballots enable voters to vote in their own self interest.
Those who pay the most taxes vote for less taxes and less wealth redstribution, those who pay the least taxes vote for more taxes and more wealth redistribution. Yet the poor call the rich greedy and always vote with their greed.
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December 7, 2008 at 15:15
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged capitalist, collective causes, compromised causes, economic stimulus, extremist, gay rights, popular causes, self interest, selfish, social security reform, stupid, submission, the war on terror, war on terror
It’s not what you can do for your country or what your country can do for you, it’s what you let your country do to you.
You pay your taxes and drive on the right hand side of the double yellow. What more could the majority want from you? The majority wants your submission, they want you to legitimize their authority, they want more then anything for you to agree with them. The majority wants you to buy into their compromised causes, their newest and most popular collective causes – universal health care, gay rights, social security reform, the war on terror, economic stimulus – they are all the same and they all cost you additional work days. Don’t disagree, they will call you names like selfish, extremist, capitalist or stupid. That is what the majority does to you.
A democracy’s majority wants you to compromise your causes, and in return they will compromise their own. They want you to work harder so that they may live beyond their means. They want everyone to be equal and they mean it. The majority wants everyone including you to lose.
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December 7, 2008 at 14:19
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged compromise, compromisers, democracy, majority rule, tyranny of the majority
Democracy is the rule of the majority and oppression of the minority. Democracies are ruled by compromisers. A compromiser is someone who agrees to lose for as long as no one else wins. A Democracy is the tyranny of those incapable of winning and those most willing to compromise their objectives and belief systems. Democracy is the rule of losers over winners.
Imagine a sport league’s losing teams changing the rules to what they feel is fair. Their only objective would be to destroy winning teams advantages while at the same time strengthening their own communal advantages.
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December 7, 2008 at 13:58
· Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged capitulation, democracy, legalized theft, tax, taxes, tyranny, tyranny of the majority
Don’t pay taxes, don’t capitulate to the demands of the majority.
When you pay taxes you enable the tyranny of the majority, you sacrifice your own determination, your own freedom to use your own money in your own best interest. Money is more then your capacity for consumption, it is your time, your work and your intelligence translated into a universal trade resource.
In 2008 the average American worked 113 days to pay taxes.
Average expense in labor days.
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