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RE: The Most Important Issue Facing The World Today
Do you want smaller government? Tell me what you think about the first and second and fourth American USA Amendments. I love the first 2 amendments so much for so many reasons. I love learning history. Thanks for sharing. I'm Oatmeal Joey Arnold. You can call me Joey. #InformationWar http://DrudgeReport.com
Well it depends on what you mean by smaller government, not necessarily. What Id advocate politically would put more power in the hands of the federal government for example but a lot of socialist style programs would be cut.. the result would probably look something closer to a Ron Paul style government where he axes entire departments.
The first amendment is great but there have been regulations in times such as wars in the past, I personally dont think foreign countries or nationals should be able to buy up the local media and manipulate the local population into supporting things which may actually be against their interests. Im against the Jewish control of the American media which can be seen by looking at the staff of outfits like CNN, the NYT, NPR etc... and Id think most other people would be too if they really thought about it without bias.People would be angry about Russian dual citizens and those with a religion that said Russia had to be placed first over all the other countries, owning all the media, or the Chinese, or Saudis etc... Its no different for Israel, to quote convicted Jewish spy and US traitor Johnathon Pollard "...the US government should never give security clearances to Jews, because when called upon, we will do whatever is asked of us by Israel."
The second amendment Im a big fan of, obviously the nation was founded on the government existing for the benefit of the people, not the other way around. If government becomes tyrannical, it deserves to be replaced. If Assad for example did not have the support of his people, of those who fight in his army, he would have been toppled years ago. He has a democracy but the concept is the point.. even if you were to take away peoples right to vote, an oppressive government can not maintain control if its people do not support it. The 2A ensures that people can defend themselves and their interests from government abuse... it also keeps a lot of the violent crime rates down, home invasions and such. Britain has a massive problem with home invasions, if people defend themselves they are more likely to go to prison than the criminals.
In terms of the fourth, people have a right to private property and as long as they are using that property within a reasonable legal framework, within the general interests of the rest of the community they exist in - they should be safe and free from needless intrusions on their privacy. If youre selling crack to peoples kids and hosting prostitutes in your house, you probably arent being reasonable in your individual use of your private property. In extreme circumstances, like say when there are communists who seek to overthrow the system and enslave the rest of the population - some people might need their doors kicked in at odd hours.
In Oregon, people were arrested, got in legal issues, when they were collecting rain water on their land. I do not like that. I am asking people to stand up and talk about that one thing for example more and more.
I like guns. I like the freedom of free speech and hate speech. I want no taxes. I hate the IRS. I hate the Federal Reserve System (FRS) which came 1913 and helped steal USA gold from the USD dollars system which JFK was going to get to the bottom of six months before he died. I hate the CFR and the FDA and the UN and the EU and NAU and the NWO and Google and Apple and Microsoft and others.
Over time, government grows, adds more laws, rules, regulations, taxes, red tape, over the years, and it is a slippery slope to more central control towards more George Orwell 1984 Big Brother control. I want to do my best to limit welfare, government. It is better when people help each other out by choice and not by force.
The world is mostly influenced by globalism, leftist progressive, democratic, liberalism, socialism, communism, Stalinism, Freudianism, Maoism, Leninism, paganism, corporatism, monopolism, technocracy, plutocracy, etc.
Of course people should not be punished for collecting rain water, they should be encouraged to do that if anything, incentivized even. As far as taxes go, the problem is they are spent on an overburdened socialist system... and to pay down interest on loans the federal reserve (private institution) made to the government. The interest on the loans is so high that it makes up the majority of the entire GDP as far as I understand, which means when you work for those tax dollars youre actually working just to put money into bankers pockets in a debt slavery system. Government should be lean but not powerless, in my opinion. It should be full of people who actually have the interests of the people at heart, not bought and paid for puppets who will sell their influence to the highest bidder and do only what benefits them in the short term at an eventual loss overall.