The federal government appears to think that it has the right to tell people what to do and how to do it. When citizens fail to comply, this same government believes it has the right to force those citizens to comply through intimidation, force, or both. We have been hearing a great deal about this of late and it shows no sign of letting up.
With the revelations that the IRS was targeting and even intimidating Tea Party and other conservative groups, it has become obvious that our government – or at least facets of it – stand opposed to conservatism. In doing so, whether they are willing to admit it or not, they also stand against the values upon which this nation was founded, especially the rule of law created by the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
For generations, it was clear that conservatism was the hallmark of constitutional law, mirrored throughout society. The changes that have taken place in society as far back as the 1960s (or to FDR’s presidency depending upon how a person views things) make it clear that since the inception of America, conservative, traditional values defined America.
This has accelerated to the point where the New Left has obviously been working very hard to rewrite history. This has been done by either attempting to stamp the truth out or by giving history a new meaning altogether.
Fascism can be defined as “A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.” This is merely one definition. There are many, but even with all those definitions, there are things which remain the same among all of them.
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Let’s be vigilant as more sludge bubbles to the top. We need to
keep the issues alive, not allow them to sink back to the bottom.
The sludge has already bubbled to the top - there is no higher position than the one usurped by that puddle of moral sludge - but I agree with keeping the issues alive.
The sludge has already bubbled to the top - there is no higher position than the one usurped by that puddle of moral sludge - but I agree with keeping the issues alive.
