The two biggest threats to a free society
- The Dawgchat
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1) When the citizen understands they can vote for benevolence from the country
2) When the politician understands he can sell benevolence
Benevolence from the government contradicts the very foundation of our economic system and places the citizen in a master/slave relationship with the government as the citizen is controlled and led on a monetary promise that is not based on value of responsibility of the citizen to society, but the value of the citizen to the politician.
Government benevolence is redistribution of wealth and once that occurs, the citizens voice is quieted.
When a politician promises a handout, they are feeding the hogs for slaughter. Hogs are fed for a single reason.
2) When the politician understands he can sell benevolence
Benevolence from the government contradicts the very foundation of our economic system and places the citizen in a master/slave relationship with the government as the citizen is controlled and led on a monetary promise that is not based on value of responsibility of the citizen to society, but the value of the citizen to the politician.
Government benevolence is redistribution of wealth and once that occurs, the citizens voice is quieted.
When a politician promises a handout, they are feeding the hogs for slaughter. Hogs are fed for a single reason.