Watching people
live in places like the US, Canada, UK, Australia and most of Europe
is sometimes just hilarious to watch... I like to sit back on the
beach in southern Mexico, having defected from Canada years ago,
and ponder the absurdity sometimes.
Most are slaves
and they don't even know it. Worse, they all support their own slavery
and, in many ways, make themselves more into slaves every day...
on purpose!
My personal
favorite is when African Americans talk about slavery as though
it is something that doesn't exist anymore.
"Many
of my descendants were slaves," states the man stacking boxes
in a warehouse 10 hours per day while getting to keep just enough
of his income after federal, state, municipal, sales, property,
gas, alcohol, cigarette and hundreds of other taxes that he can
almost subsist if his wife and kids also slave sorry, work 10 hours per day... before he returns home with one eye on the rear
view mirror hoping to avoid being stopped by the Overseer... sorry,
they call them Officers now, for not stopping completely at a four
way stop or by going 5 miles per hour over the stated limits.
He probably
bobs his head to this excellent KRS-One track oblivious to the lyrics
that explain how he is just a modern slave.
The great majority
of people in the west today actually exist as slaves the only
difference being that the governments of today have improved greatly
over the centuries and realize that the slaves produce the most
when they believe they are free and when they are given a few freedoms such as choosing their own job.
After 12-16
years of Government indoctrination... sorry, education, the slaves
even clammer for more enslavement.
And even those
who replied yes mainly replied yes because it would INCREASE the
amount of money (taxes) that go to their slave owners. They want
their slave owners to make MORE money!
Many who voted
no stated that marijuana is far too dangerous to be allowed in the
hands of the people repeating what their state slaveowners tell
them on their nightly news.
Yes, it's so
dangerous!
To make matters
even worse, the people are in favor of putting hundreds of thousands
of users of victimless "crimes" like marijuana in cages
every year!
The amount
of waste is beyond reproach. It costs tens of thousands of dollars
per year to keep someone in a cage and all this does is increase
the tax burden on the rest of the population... for nothing.
Perhaps to
add insult to injury, even the people put in these cages are in
many ways more free than those who pay for their incarceration.
Check out one
of the U.K.'s newest prisons (forwarded to us from reader and friend,
Vin M. who lives most of the year in Mexico):
Consider some
of these humorous differences between Prison & Work and ask
yourself how free you really are.
@ PRISON
@ WORK
You spend the majority of your
time in a 10X10 cell
@ PRISON
you spend the majority of your
time
In an 6X6 cubicle/office
@ WORK
You get three meals a day fully
paid for
@
PRISON
you get a break for one meal
and
You have to pay for it
@ WORK
You get time off for good behavior
you get more work for
Good behaviour
@ PRISON
The guard locks and unlocks all the doors for you
@
PRISON
@ WORK
You must often carry a security card
And open all the doors for yourself
@ WORK
You can watch TV and play games
@ PRISON
you could get fired for watching
TV and playing games @ WORK
You get your own toilet
@ PRISON
you have to share the toilet
with
Some people who pee on the seat
@ WORK
They allow your family and
friends to visit
@ PRISON
you aren't even supposed to
speak
To your family
@ WORK
All expenses are paid by the
taxpayers with no work required
@ PRISON
you get to pay all your expenses
to goto work,
and they deduct taxes from
Your salary to pay for prisoners
@ WORK
You spend most of your life
inside bars wanting to get out
you spend most of your time
wanting
to get out and go inside bars
Jeff
Berwick [send him mail]
is an anarcho-capitalist freedom fighter and Chief Editor of the
libertarian, Austrian economics grounded newsletter, The
Dollar Vigilante. The Dollar Vigilante focuses on strategies,
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