[TheRealThing]

^^ Each of the categories on your list deserves a dedicated post, but take the cancel money item.

This idea of getting free money is a mutually exclusive myth. Money loses it's worth if one can get it for nothing.

According to history, men first began to barter things they had for other things or services, such as they were at the time. Then came along King Nebuchadnezzar as I have mentioned, and he instituted what I would call the world system. Organized medical care, education, law and law enforcement, governance, finance (and money), a professional military. And consequently the industrial complex/complexes which have followed down through the ages. But with the particular issue of law enforcement-- if and when we ever truly give up on law enforcement, we can certainly kiss any expectation of coming home at night to an un-violated or un-looted or otherwise un-upended house and family goodbye. "You take the cops out of some of these neighborhoods, and it would be like the wild, wild west."--- Charles Barkley

But what is money... really? The US went off the gold standard back in 1971 so what makes money have value? Money is an idea, the original idea of King Nebuchadnezzar. Men work, and through that work they gain abilities which makes themselves of value to their peers. And so with those abilities they are able to provide goods or services for which they get paid and thusly establish the financial foundation for their households. When you take away the above mentioned value, not only does one remove the secular basis of a sense of self worth, you remove the foundation on which the idea of money is based.

And we've been passing milestones on our way to total devaluation of our currency since we enacted the Great Society Initiative. We 'bought' for lack of a better way to describe it, the woes and slings of those who will not work. So what kind of people will not work? It's hard to say exactly, but I pass them on street corners every time I go out. I see people with signs, in some cases veterans of the US Military supposedly, who claim to choose to stand on a street corner rather than go to one of the many agencies who're open at least 5 days a week in every city. Agencies which stand at the ready to give these folks a roof over their head, clothing, phones, utilities, food, and medical care and you name it. Are we supposed to help people like this? Yes. But are these people victims of any particular disservice or lapse of kindness by their countrymen? Not in the least.

It's not for lack of education or anything else one could name to include the guarantees of equal opportunity under the provisions of the US Constitution. The Lord said "You will always have the poor." But this idea that the poor are made so by a society that passed them by is ludicrous. Looking for somebody else to blame for that which some folks are not willing to do is the misbegotten notion of the left. Well, one of them at least.

From 'Occupy Main Street,' to the establishment of sanctuary cites, to the seizure of public property to set up autonomous 'zones.' The things which give life meaning are under attack in this nation. And as we have recently seen, it only takes a few nights for legions of non-working looters (who BTW are orchestrated and directed by virtue of instructions they receive on their tax payer donated cell phones), to wipe out normalcy.

So again I would ask the broad audience intended question, how's that 'fundamental transformation' working for ya? And as a follow up, after such a brief 4 year respite are we really poised to vote in the madness again this fall?