The Constitution is on Fire.

Like the frog in the pot, where it cannot sense being boiled to death when the heating of the pot is very gradual, the radical, but concealed efforts to transform the system are hard to sense it is done slowly and carefully.  Part of the already undergone change is the destruction of common sense.  We’ve been set up by our own system to distrust ourselves, and now we are being put through more “worst of times,” breaking wills, and removing common ground.  Everything is being polarized and politicized in a shell game of soft-minded and like-minded people.  Dependencies on government make things so much worse.

Freedom of choice cannot exist without both fully understanding the consequences, and having choices that work.  Special interests and poor decision making render extreme outcomes in primaries.  On one hand, people are set up to be programmed at just about every turn, all to think that they’ve made up their own personal mind; on the other hand, you have the progressive mentality saying you ought to think that the people are bad if the bad politician came from the people (send your criticism of that sentence to George Carlin’s grave).


Other than the use of emergencies, one of the reasons to why certain progressives have been able to go so far in the political system is the system’s dismissal of “they’re a typical politician,” thinking their words are merely double-speak.  When President Obama says “I don’t want to do it,” before doing it, he actually isn’t lying.  It is in part of his core beliefs, a part of the relativism in the progressive mentality to say, “there is no self-evident truth,” where some take “the people are liable” as “they are a handicap.”  That people are evil until government can fix the problem.  Our president does not believe in the U.S. Constitution as it stands; this is what he means by “it is a living document.”

The protocol for radically “remaking” the country comes down to pushing bills with vague wording, so “the solution” may be “allowed to doing anything for good,” in all confusion of what is really good, but more importantly, in giving the people absolutely no personal choice.  Progressives are pure statists; it is only a matter of semantics to the differences between progressivism and Marxism.


There’s nothing good about government out of control.  When government expands, people’s rights contract.  George Washington said it best: Government is like fire.  When used properly, it can serve man well.  But when it is out of control, it burns everything down.

Just about everything in the constitution has been partially overridden.  Remember freedom of assembly?  The House of Congress is supposed represent the people in preventing all of this... and Barney Frank, being part of it, just complains that there wasn’t enough oversight (he was part of the oversight!).  So many of our liberties that have been taken for granted have been washed out because the people were at least not paying attention, and at worst, shut out of the argument altogether.

The risks and dangers of things going far, and further down the road to tyranny have, for the most part, been seen in the history of manipulative systems, primarily Marxist politics.  The patterns can be spotted and traced, as this country is repeating its own history.  The Progressive movement, starting in the 1910s, is what lead to the oppressive measures causing just about every “modern” problem you can think of: segregation, censorship, the Great Depression (otherwise, it would have been at worst a mere recession), even the prohibition of alchohol.  It is critical that people understand the progressive movement.


Means for total control comes in many forms, but the only one that actually “works” is corporatism.  Government getting in bed with corporations (such as General Motors) isn’t new here.  The United States has carried corporatism for a hundred years with the creation of the Federal Reserve (a set of private banks).  Corporate mergers with government don’t turn out so well...

In corporatism, the system dictates what corporations can and can’t do.  For the “good” of centralization of government, the principal parts of the economic landscape are gradually propped up by government.  The businesses may look fine on the surface, but underneath, they are supported artificially.  It is a fraud.

Corporatism has always been the backbone of fascism, the means of complete control of the public through ideology and legalized extortion (the ability to silence dissent).  It is slavery at the least.


Since the people tend to outnumber government, complacency tends to outnumber instances of having “guns to heads.”  In other words, have confidence in yourself, and don’t be afraid to fail.  Don’t make things all about reputation.  The Mahatma Gandhi said your oppressive enemy will ridicule you, then they’ll attack you, and then you win.  Compassion wins out, afterall.

In order to have real control over your life, you have to understand everything you stand for, and stand for understanding everything.  Natural liberty always wins in the end.