Beretta92FSLady
Regular Member
Beretta92FSLady: Would you have allowed your child to go to school as I did this morning?
No, we home-school and I would never allow my children to attend one of those re-education camps and mind laundries.
What I find most laughable about the schools preaching and teaching a "non-violence day" is that everyday in the government schools is a celebration of the state's right to initiate force against others and reserve the right to maintain a police state that fines, kidnaps, cages, maims and kills disobedient citizens whether they have committed a crime or not. A true national non-violence day would be a total withdrawal of consent to be ruled and a refusal to comply with the tens of thousands of laws that have turned America into a penal colony where the inmates are trained to bow to authority at every level and even sing songs and wave fabric to celebrate their chains and shackles.
Statism is a mental illness where your neighbor is considered your property.
There is no justice system, only a legal system.
You are correct, there is no Justice.
As far as public schools being re-education camps, I suppose that's why it is imperative that as a parent you teach your children how to reason in the face of stupidity. But then I suppose your children aren't exposed to the trenches being educated at home. I home-schooled my children for a year, then sent them back to public school. The most effective way to counter stupidity is to understand what it is the individual is being stupid about; you must think like the idiot--not be the idiot.
I do believe in America we have millions of laws, I could be wrong though. This is just Federal Laws: "The current edition of the code was published in 2006, and according to the US Government Printing Office, is over 200,000 pages long" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Code
Now, there is no number on the laws that I could find, but 200,000 pages is significant. That doesn't count City, State, etc.
Statism is just like all other "isms," I suppose Capitalism is a mental illness as well?
I really enjoy interacting with some of you. It's nice to get a view into the lives, and processes of others.
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