FREEDOM AND SAFETY
If one may use artistic license, it seems to be an especially Trumpian-style of hubris in the phrase “it takes a good man with a gun to stop a bad man with a gun”. First we need to recognize the “good man”. Would that be one who attracts admiration by denigrating women and talking about grabbing them? Next one must accept the premise that “good men with guns” aren’t as frightened of “bad men with guns” as may be, for example, 10-year-old girls.
To spread as protection the notion of relying on said “good men with guns”, leaves the public exposed to even more threat in the belief in said rhetoric. Better to understand one’s exposure than to put trust in paper tigers.
Said Establishment hierarchy are good at propaganda. Several other examples come to mind—
*A rising tide raises all boats, economically speaking
*Capitalism is the best opportunity for good lifestyle for the most people
*The US is “spreading democracy around the world” when in FACT it’s traditional imperialism
*Globalism will be good for Americans
*We are a 2-Party system
*Money is Free Speech
Yet some people continue to buy into the propaganda. And by the way, what’s up with a society that believes “arming good men with guns” in public places, doesn’t simply intimidate everyone else. And where is the right to do so? What is an average citizen to do when a “good man with a gun” mistakes a bad attitude for sinister intent? Must we all always ensure a happy face? When does that become tyranny?
https://countercurrents.org/2022/05/war-as-terrorism/ –According to our count, by 2022, some 387,000 civilians had been killed thanks to war’s violence in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria, and Yemen. Civilian deaths similarly occurred in countries like Somalia where President Biden just redeployed hundreds of American troops in another round of the military offensive against the Islamic terror group al-Shabab (which has grown stronger in these years of all-American violence).
People living where the U.S. has fought have died in their homes and neighborhoods from bombings, shellings, missile attacks, and shootings. They’ve died while shopping for groceries or walking or driving to school or work. They’ve stepped on mines or cluster bombs while collecting wood or farming their fields. Various parties in our conflicts have kidnapped or assassinated people as they went about their everyday lives. Girls and women have purposely been raped as an attack on their communities. Human Rights Watch has documented how, in Afghanistan, parties on all sides of the war on terror, including troops and police allied with the United States, have raped, kidnapped, shot, or tortured civilians, including children.
And yet most Americans never seemed to take in how much civilians suffered from our war tactics, widely publicized as “surgical” and “precise” in their targeting of Islamic extremists, even as they now take in how the Russians are slaughtering Ukrainian civilians.–end of countercurrents info–
War stenographers on MSM news discussions use the phrase “unprovoked Russian military action toward Ukraine” as though intellectual honesty wouldn’t suggest that any sane nation wouldn’t challenge NATO on its border. The word unprovoked is so ubiquitous in news stenography as to defy coincidence or genuineness.
From popularresistance — https://mailchi.mp/popularresistance/4g1z5bd8dk?e=1b0a9c0541 —
The Biden Administration Is Escalating The War On China
Sanctions – Wrecking Ball In A Global Economy
The Great Con Of American Patriotism
Berlin Housing Rights Conference Demands Immediate Socialization Of Large Real Estate Holdings
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https://us2.campaign-archive.com/?e=2833cdb99b&u=36ce609ae68971b4f060ad9c7&id=e6a749ab7c —
The U.S. baby formula crisis and capitalism’s indifference to the lives of children
Biden is preparing to crush a historic climate change lawsuit
Maduro orders asset transfers as grassroots groups look to boost production
Eight years ago in Odessa
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The US Constitution doesn’t seem to sanction elections run by political Parties, and to permit control of political debates by political Parties seems equally corrupt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ7kn2-GEmM —
Ross Perot in 1992 on NAFTA and the “Giant Sucking Sound”
Centralization is the lifeblood of the R&D duopoly. It’s the way to enforce capitalism onto workers in 2022.
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