Speech on Government Authority and Freedom
Start my time?
Please just keep going.
I've come here to speak to those of you who are still under the illusion
that these
people in front of me, or any other person for that matter,
has authority
over you, and also to speak for the people who still
believe the
lies the government promulgates.
The only reason they act like tyrants is because people indulge the
fantasy that they have authority over us.
Indulgence in that fantasy is responsible for the pains of the past
year and for the pains that our children will feel for decades,
centuries to come. They have no more authority over you
than I do.
No more authority over you than any man has over you.
A badge or a vote in a ballot box does not give these people
magical powers that you and I don't possess.
If you believe that we were ever in a pandemic,
despite your eyes, ears,
brain, heart, and instinct telling you otherwise,
you are choosing to
believe a mass-murdering government over yourself.
A government that cares so much about social gatherings that it bombs weddings
in Afghanistan. A government that tells you to mask your
thirteen-year-old while shooting another thirteen-year-old
in the street.
This was never a pandemic.
Please.
This is far worse.
If you believe these people care about you, I urge you to look up the following:
Tuskegee experiments, the MOVE bombing in Philadelphia, the
Dakota thirty-eight, Ruby Ridge, Waco, Wounded Knee
1890-
I have a whole list on hunterdeal.org
... and 1973, and the Black Wall Street Massacre,
the hundredth
anniversary, which is this month.
Last time I was here, I spoke how we need to unify against these
purveyors of hate.
Please.
There is no left or right. There is only freedom and
enslavement.
Sure.
These people consider all of us property.
Our unification against them is the only chance our children
have for survival. I'll end with a quote from Lysander
Spooner.
"A man is no less a slave because he is allowed to choose a
new master once in a term of years."
Revolution is not a one-time event.
Refuse, resist, rebel, revolt.
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