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Showing posts with label liberty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liberty. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

Loose the Demons Within

Loose the demons within ye,
Fear not while they encircle thee,
For if you don’t you’ll never know
What truly lives inside your soul.

You’ve let them loose and soon you’ll see
What it is that you can be;
Indeed you’ll need to sort things out
and live your life without a doubt.
There’s no changing what we’ve done,
We must learn from where we’ve gone;
Who we are and what we’ve become.
The only life necessity
Is choosing our own destiny;
Setting out to overcome,
We can become anyone.

Truth you learn about yourself
Can’t be found on any shelf.
The power deep within your soul
Can take you where you want to go;
The only way to further growth
Is to take a stand and give an oath
that you’ll move with certainty
and you can change who you will be.
It’s not easy, that’s for sure
but you will indeed mature.
If you’re seeking happiness
Alas, with this: rest your stress.
There is nothing you can see
or buy or touch to set you free.
There is but one truth required
Self satisfaction must be acquired.
Discover this and you will see
Just how happy you can be.

Take it further and you will know
Just how much the world can grow.
Instead of bickering in petty quarrels
We can stop killing and live with good morals.
Let us protect our sovereignty
Did you know you’ve lost civil liberty?
You see while you’ve argued about Abortions,
Scandals, Drugs, and Religious Forces.
In terror you’ve missed what’s most important, see
you’ve failed to protect what makes us free.
Tagged “Patriot” during a media war,
A bill once declined can pass on The Floor
Completely abolishing what we hold dear
while idiots, confused and consumed with fear,
Will force their opinions instead of just fact
With meaningless laws that we should retract.

Completely preoccupied in a screen of smoke,
We’ve forced our opinions, now our system is broke.
We’ve sacrificed all our fathers have left us
And traded it all for war, debt and taxes.
We leave important stuff like accountability,
to a biased and lying “research” committee.
The distortion, fear and covered up importance,
Truly comes from inside this body of governance.
There’s plenty of details you didn’t see,
As they hushed them and rushed them and said “trust me.”
You can’t pay attention while you run and hide,
You’ve been deceived by your own side.
Even if there was an attacker, you see,
Lying to your people is unnecessary.
Now look at it all in retrospect,
We all messed up but, with respect,
We can still research a good portion,
Not the whole truth, but at least some distortion.
Then ask yourself, in all honesty,
“Do I really think those leaders care about me?”
It’s probable that some really do support us,
But their will alone can’t destroy this circus.

If the country were still run constitutionally,
We would actually still be free.
Instead we vote for satanic “Christian” posers
and let baseless wars start right under our noses.
With loaded terms like “Conspiracy”
We’re told these things are simply crazy!
Why do you think elections are hard to decide,
If you act day-to-day like our politicians don’t lie.
It’s talking to each other, that is the key
I’ll listen to you, you listen to me,
Don’t claim It insane if you won’t check and see,
You should admit: that’s just plain blasphemy.

A system designed to move “money” to the top,
While you’re getting robbed for all that you’ve got.
Private companies managing worth of our own sixpence,
But money no longer has value, besides “confidence.”
Economy is rated by spending, you see,
and we’re the ones spending, while they save with greed.
While we spend 100% of our earnings,
They sing and praise our mindless subservience.
Hughes, Rockefeller and Bushes resting above us,
draining our pockets and singing in chorus.
Spending a fraction of what we deliver,
while watching society’s pockets perpetually get slimmer.
Next the fake economy withers and crumbles,
So we print more money “to save the masses”
cycles everlasting in a system of shambles.

Poverty and misery and all that’s distorted,
are illusions from history when man stumbled and horded.
But we’ve progressed far—really far since then,
there is chance to recover, but our minds must bend.
There’s plenty of resources for us all to survive,
And even have homes, water and food for all people alive.
We’re going to have to work hard and strive.
It will take research and unlearning,
departure from this hive,
but satiation of yearning
can still arrive.
Even for trinkets and “meaningless” obsessions,
we have enough tools to destroy this oppression.
We will still work, and still live daily lives,
But we will be honest, without false inflation,
We will distribute goods amongst every nation.
Living in real world economy,
where we no longer think of an enemy.
We can even still live very comfortably,
With items of convenience shared for free.

We just can’t support this stupid economy,
unless we’re wealthy, stupid or we enjoy slavery.
There’s so much more that you deserve,
But they’re holding us back and making us serve.
Even spending money, to push good research under,
Just to prolong this world encompassing blunder.
The reach of those “elite” few has grown to be ubiquitous,
But our founding fathers are counting on us,
To protect their design which, to this day, remains tremendous.
The system they made was designed to protect us,
Our ignorance in using it is just plain sacrilegious.
The “lesser of evils” is the one that destroyed it,
along with me and you when we let them deform it.
Pay attention to congress and the hierarchy,
and start demanding better transparency.
It’s our fuckin’ country, made by you and me,
so stop looking for answers from FOX and NBC.
Those choices are ensuring our slavery.
Get off your ass and make a stand, it’s free,
And maybe we’ll retake our liberty.

Before you label and ignore me,
Remember the importance of speech that is free.
I’m not yet worried about UFOs
I’m much more concerned about what the facts expose
Right here and now in our own country
Awful things have happened; it’s up to you and me
To set this straight and do things right
We can’t be too indifferent or lazy to fight.
We must stand strong and gather our might
And never give up on repairing the blight
The road will be tough but we’ll do it despite
All obstacles are nothing, and this may sound trite,
But, we can restore our nation and the world’s delight.
I know it probably seems like I’m being forthright,
But it’s absolutely essential, you start caring tonight!

by RAGE
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I wrote this poem some time ago and I feel like I probably didn't post it because I wanted to edit it, but I threw an excerpt of it online recently and so I've decided to post the whole thing. Another possibility is that I wasn't intending to link a long-time anonymous pseudonym to my publicly known profile, but I don't think I ever published any of the other stuff written under it so it seems like a moot point.

Monday, October 11, 2010

Implosively exploding, magnetically eroding, and eventually foreboding.

TheXenocide unloading encoding goading

Sleep is for the week
and blessed are the meek,
for they shall inherit the earth,
though once I’m done with her,
I’m not sure what she’ll be worth.
But don’t mind me,
I’m more of a tripper than a flipper,
seeking truth through insanity
over temporary remedy to reality.

The extremes of regimes suppressing
are in conflict with progressing
so let’s do the next best thing
while they’re in committee digressing
we can focus on collecting
and with others grow means for affecting
the world and more people projecting
peace and happiness connecting
the populace and infecting
with all those rejecting
greed and politics and expecting
inspecting, ejecting, respecting and erecting
discussing who they're electing
rather than deflecting
for fear of someone objecting
effecting intersecting subjecting
inflecting rather than neglecting.

Be weary however
we don’t have forever
we must get together
to push through whatever
may stand in our way.
Stand up this day
and be proud to say
you party and play
but you will not stray
from the NINJA way.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Longwinded Response and Declaration of Political Views

I've been working on the majority of this for quite some time and was about to paste it in a forum discussion (found here) until I realized that it's even longer than my usual rants (I guess that's what happens when I let it build over time ;p). Some of the segments/content herein are new or altered and serve primarily as response to posts in the forum.

It seems we have similar views, but I find it hard to believe that a constitutionalist (like myself) would vote for McCain simply based on his Senate record. Ron Paul was the most constitutionally aligned candidate this election, but bad press and primary campaign funding coming from the grassroots internet movement didn't put him far enough forward for people to research his platform enough to understand his position. My opinion about America and it's core values seems, to me, to be common sense from middle school social studies class, but it may be that many Americans have become too lazy or their perspective is outside the scope of my understanding. I agree with you on a lot of the points you make, but I don't think that you've actually given any particularly good reasons for your position. I also believe that more people should acknowledge just how much George W. Bush has hurt our constitutional rights; this is very important because John McCain has voted 90+% along with Bush over several years while he and his confused VP receive support from bigoted leaders without addressing the awful things they say. It's also incredibly important that the American people not be convinced to let up on their prying; these people will become the most powerful people in the world. It's massively important that we let resolution come (the opposite of postponing) to things like the next troopergate investigation before making decision about a woman who could very easily become a replacement president with an unadressed reasonable statistical possibility of natural death.

I feel that the absolute most important principle in American values is freedom. I define freedom as the right to do whatever you want so long as you do not get in the way of anybody else doing what they want. I believe that in America, the only purpose of law is to protect our freedoms. Murder, rape, theft, discrimination, etc. are matter-of-factly an aggression against the freedom of another citizen. With that said, I think that voting for a candidate (who isn't even running for part of the legislative branch, mind you) based on their opinions about concepts that we can not, based entirely on fact, say is an attack on the freedom of another should not even touch the floor of congress, let alone be part of a candidate's platform. The tiered/federalized system supports the possibility of like-minded people grouping and enforcing common opinion; the federal governments primary purpose is to protect our constitutional liberties. We do, however, have quite a mess on our hands given the state of the economy.

Income tax is entirely unconstitutional as the 16th amendment was never properly ratified and it is neither a direct apportioned tax, nor an indirect uniform tax (this interview does a fine job explaining the position) and is therefore not even remotely close to an executive branch concern so much as legislative and/or judicial. It is also against our founding principles due to the fact that it enforces taxation in Washington D.C. and other unrepresetned zones (taxation without representation, anybody?). The same branch-orientation applies to abortion as the only thing a president can do is appoint justices and choose to veto or not, which congress can, on our behalf, override in a true majority based decision anyway (overriding veto with process or judicial review with new legislation/ammendments). We should be looking for a president that knows these things well, as it will be his job, and acts accordingly. We don't need a President who is pro-choice or pro-life, we don't need a President who will legalize drugs (as much as I believe drug related infractions should be based on what laws they've broken that affect other people, like killing someone while driving intoxicated, not based on what you decided to put in your body while sitting in the comfort of your living room) since he can't legalize/decriminalize anything.

What we truly need is a President who knows to Veto a bill that does not benefit the majority of our population, such as the Patriot Act which was written before the event utilized to pass it and which passed without elected officials even reading it. We need a president that doesn't "authorize" warrantless wire-types on US citizens without reason. We need a President that knows that passing a law that gives the President the ability to declare martial law is the opposite of supporting our constitution's foundation (too late again, of course). We need a President that isn't going to lie to us to support his own agenda or cover his friends' a**es or to establish fake enemies with no proof which degrade society by supporting race/religious hate and enforce an international stereotype of the mean and stupid nature of Americans.

Unfortunately, over the last century we've dug ourselves into such a deep hole of non-majority supporting legislation that, at this point, we need government involvement just to clean up after the mess we let our government make in the first place, but far more importantly we need Americans that hold their representation accountable and force action even when our politicians turn into flopping fish because of their campaign funding or other misrepresentation rationalizations. We need Americans that are willing to push their representation for impeachment when their position has been misused, rather than over suits that with little impact on America that can be handled in civil courts.

The privatized fiat currency we've allowed to gradually destroy our economy while being convinced (for whatever reason I do not know) that printing more of it can actually fix something is a mess that can't be resolved in one term. The money we waste declaring war on our own people (War on Drugs) sending armed forces into the homes of families near "farmers" in California (this used to be illegal), or arresting large numbers of people in unfortunate circumstances negatively affecting one or two people, all the while bailing out white collar criminals who have potentially contributed to the destruction of the lives of millions (criminals punished by paying them millions of dollars for failing to perform their duties effectively). This isn't something that can be fixed without the government, it's something the government needs to fix on our behalf.

Lastly, while battleground states can be very narrow lines, the only reason that it is currently "impossible" to elect a candidate outside the two major parties is that everybody seems to think that they have to vote one or the other or they're throwing their vote away. This isn't actually a two-party country, there's just an illusion that benefits big business and continuity of current tactics. The person who wins is the person with the most electoral college votes, no questions asked, period. Still, regardless of differences of opinion I'm very happy to see that many of us are still actively engaging in discussion and debate about these concerns. It gives me hope, and it's the only thing we can use to change these dangerous illusions.