Originally posted by Sicko72
R.P mostly believe Big Brother should stay out of our life. I for sure don't want the government dictating every aspect of my life. Every other candidate believe we should sacrifice our freedoms for "security" and the government should take care of us. I read the post, a lot of it is out of context. Ill just touch up on a few points- Income Tax- this is just robbery of the ppl, who wouldn't want this out? I trade energy for wage, and I get taxed on it on top of already paying a million other taxes?! You have to be insane to believe this is beneficial. Pulling out of U.N- How is being with the U.N beneficial to the U.S? You talking about a few ppl dictating how countries should be ran. This is obviously a form and a step towards a 1 world government. As for things like the FDA and other organizations, these corporations barely do anything for the ppl,why spend money on them when they dont do anything or care for the well being of the ppl? The public education system is a joke being run by the government. He basically said the states should be in charge of their education policies, not Washington. That gives the power back to the ppl. Now, where is the freedom when you're forced to inject your kid with a vaccine because the government said it'll keep the kids "safe"? LOL. I can go into how the vaccines are a scam but that's a whole different argument. R.P talks about giving power back to the ppl instead of having Big Brother dictate every aspect of our life. It's a known fact, when governments interfere, the quality of things get worse. Of coarse the mainstream presstitutes ridicule him for his views, the idiots actually believe the ppl are too stupid to run our own lives and we need government to hold our hands in every aspect. The way we're headed now with Big Brother dictating all of our lives, things can only get worse. But most ppl are too conditioned,they cant see any other way outside of the establishment.
First of all, learn to use paragraphs! Holy Hell, it's like reading a bad essay.
Second of all, I'm going to go over the primary arguments one by one:
Income Tax
To discuss this, you have to keep in mind that things like FDA, public roads, public libraries, Comcare and schools are better established through the government - more availability means higher rates in safety, transportation and education. This is not to say that everything will work perfectly - in fact, much of it is broken because we still practice regulations that are three decades old. Times change, people change - we can't stick to the 1980s guidelines and only offer a little bit extra. We need to reform our policies and regulations constantly to keep up with evolving times.
Withdraw from UN
The UN is not established to "tell countries how to be ran" - it's an establishment for members within the United Nations how we should define human and civil liberties, international negotiations (basically says the United States can't send our military to China to slaughter everyone there just for their money), international security (response to 9/11, unless you think it's okay for people to fly planes into buildings), economic development, and lastly - world peace. They're trying to establish governments that are not a powerhouse for economic distress and violence (large gaps between the middle and upper class).
FDA & Safety Protocols
There is nothing that says you are required to take a vaccine - you have the option of private or home school without getting a vaccine. Which, by your argument, you're against public schooling anyway - so why bitch and moan if you can't go to a public school or work at a government office without your government mandated vaccine?
Second, these establishments are to make sure stuff is, well, safe. It ensures that milk is pasteurized (not necessarily homogenized), bleach and other cleaning chemicals won't turn your clothes toxic, Advil won't cause heart attacks - or basically anything else that can go wrong. Other such protocols ensure that people don't work in unsafe environments such as with asbestos.
We could go ahead and get rid of it, but anyone who really believes that dying at 60 years old from black lung was "the good life" hasn't decided to walk outside lately.
Public Education
First of all, public education is already at the state level. The problem is that we have a few federal standards that seem counterintuitive to our intent of education. Many general education classes could be dropped after Sophomore year in the US (I fully support adopting a UK education system).
I also believe we focus too much on general education - math, science and English (although Heaven knows many people could use some English lessons - like you and your paragraphs), and not enough on specific education (everyone's required to take Biology, but if someone in their sophomore year knows they want to proceed with Biology, there is no reason for them to be required to take any more math courses than necessary - i.e. Algebra I)
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As I've stated before, we need reform - not revolution. America's stubbed her toe and people like you think we've been shot in the heart.