RE: This is Why we Need Anarchy -- Judge Rules Government Can Ban Vegetable Gardens Because They're 'Ugly'
Yeah, this is despicable.
They have their goons trying to inhibit freedom, self-sufficient and personal repsonsiblity in life because the system needs us to remain dependent upon it for it so control us and keep us from breaking free. I recently wrote about this, and how it's all rigged to perpetuate wrongs and prevent real solutions from being generated by free people.
I don't like lawns.. cutting grass... wasting fuel to make things "structured" and "organized". A garden and food is much more functional, and its beautiful. Imagine if we have food on every street, growing everywhere? Oh... but then the poor farmers would be out of work... it's always about keeping up the scarcity and limiting self-sufficient personal responsibility in order to force economic survivability upon everyone and keep them strapped into being dependent on others for their survival.
If more people stand together for what is right, then the communities and towns with these bogus "laws" would not be able to uphold their tyranny.
In Ontario, some people have been denied using solar power, as off the grid living enables more freedom, personal responsibility and self-sufficiency, detaching themselves from the control grid of the system. This is going to keep going until we stand against it.
Good post.
Take care. Peace.
The question is how do we "stand against it", when the "it" has no name or face. "It" is a self-regulating machine that goes out to crush human spirit and keep everyone in line, or below it, so that there is never a threat to the current power structure, where politicians have all the power, and the little people can vote and think they have a chance to make their life better. Personally I'm just doing my thing (gardens all around the house) and hope that no one confronts me about it in a way that would threaten my ability to provide for my family, be that by forcing me to destroy all my hard work under threat of violence and/or imprisonment, or by fines so large that it would ruin an entire family's life($50/day!?).