Comment by Jim Campbell, Citizen Journalist Oath Keeper and Patriot.
While the average American voter has been dulled into a false sense of security by our politicians and the no longer mainstream media Daniel Greenfield wakes us from our delusions.
After all, the founders didn’t pledge their property, lives and wealth to come to America so tyrants could rule them. That’s why they fought and won the Revolutionary War.
America was not designed by our Founding Fathers when they penned the Declaration of Independence, and our Constitution with Bill of rights to be turned into a nanny state where the chosen elite dictates to us their every whim.
We the People will only retain and remain as a Constitutional Republic if we are willing to fight to keep it. It seems daily this is what the current administration is proposing.
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it, I’m J.C. and I approve this message.
Posted by Daniel Greenfield @ the Sultan Knish blog
For most of human history the family was the basic social unit of the species. Family was a way of passing down genes, beliefs and wealth. It was a retirement plan that you paid into by keeping your children alive long enough for them to grow up and support you.
It allowed the individual to pass on his ideas to people who would care about them because they were part of their heritage. Family was a collective endeavor, small enough to reflect the individual. It was a practical and philosophical aim that made life beautiful and meaningful.
But who really needs it anymore?
The basic practical functions of the family have been replaced by the nanny state. It is the nanny that takes over the care and teaching of the child as soon as possible. And when their parents grow old, it is that same nanny that oversees their care and death.
Governments have come to serve as undying guardians of human society, ushering new life into the world and ushering old life out of it. New parents are as likely to turn to the government for help as they are to their extended family. When their child is old enough to look around for a career, it is the government that they expect to provide the education and the jobs. And when they grow old, the child can keep on working at his government job and paying off his student loans knowing that the government will be there to make all the difficult and expensive decisions about their care.
With all that taken care of, who needs parents or children anyway?
People once had children to pass on wealth, genes and beliefs. But wealth is now thought to be the collective property of society, which is taxed to death or often just given away on some quixotic quest to stamp out disease in Africa or illiteracy in Antarctica. The thought of passing on genes carries with it a tinge of racism for the European and European-descended populations whose birth rates are dropping, but raises no such concerns for minority groups with high birth rates. That only leaves beliefs, which are also thought to be the collective property of the society and the state. Public education, mandatory in some countries, means that the best way to reproduce your beliefs is not to have children, but to get a job as a teacher. ( Entire article below)
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