Belive, obey, fight!
Belive, obey, fight!
Ballet Bolivariano.
I believe this traces the origins of dictatorial aspects of communism. “As long you’re with the communist party, we’re against the state doing this to you. Otherwise, screw you, we’re going to slice you the same way”.
By Zev Barnett | The Undercurrent
To have an impact, the Tea Party protests must advocate a moral revolution, not just political change.
How long have you tolerated being poked by a child. Perhaps it’s in our nature to ignore that which is otherwise categorized as annoying. Now imagine that this child is poking at your thigh, and your in the middle of a room full of people, all of them demanding your attention for one thing or another. Such is life, and it should be, for if we didn’t have people who needed us, who would we go to for help? The government? Most certainly not!
What do we do in that room full of people? Initially, we might patiently listen and satisfy the demands placed on us by life. Though, as we continue we begin to pick out which problems need solving and which can be ignored. This is the cause of our predicament, the catalyst that dwells in human culture which permits distant mechanisms to grow in power and in influence.
Problems might be ignored is there is no measurable immediate consequence. Government might be ignored if there is no clearly measurable impact. Tyranny might be ignored is there is no honest hope. Liberty might be ignored if it is taught to be an inherited guarantee!
Now we have this space in American society that has been abandoned because the results of political activity usually resonates across generations. The gradual effects in the political spectrum of society in comparison to the immediate effects in the daily spectrum of life has cause society to leave government to its own mechanisms.
(via elite-and-discreet)
