By Nathan Barton
In 2016, in the Fifty States, or for that matter, anywhere in the world, what is really worth fighting for if we are lovers of liberty? This is something to think about as we near the supposed climax of the 2016 election for Massa (and all the other tyrants, petty and not-so-petty).
What has been considered worth fighting for in the past, by our ancestors, spiritual or actual? Gold? Glory? Honor? Liberty? Freedom? Family? Love? God? Religion? Peace? Privacy? King? Country? Society? The Proletariat? All of these have been reasons for fighting in the past – and for both killing and dying. Are any of these still valued today? And in what way do we express how we value them? Continue reading
How many more? Death in the Fifty States
by Nathan Barton
“Two more” law enforcement officers were killed, in Des Moines, Iowa, this week, according to SRN News, no doubt increasing cries of a “war on cops” here in the Fifty States.
But the REAL question is “how many more people will COPS kill here in in the Fifty States, this year, next year, and the year after?”
And the answer is simple, in one way: “TOO MANY!”
For example, Q13 News, as reposted by Free Thought News reports that last month two King’s County sheriff’s officers concluded a “wellness check” on a young, pregnant AmerInd woman in Washington State (a member of the Muckleshoot Nation) by killing her. Apparently because she didn’t answer the door and was wearing a gun – in her own home. They broke into the house and are now on “paid leave” while the killing is being “investigated.” Continue reading →