(Previously posted to Patreon)
If you pour water down an animal's burrow, do you get angry when the animal flees- and runs across your foot?
If so, I would say you are not too bright.
In the same way, if you make someone's home territory unlivable do you react with anger when refugees come pouring out and end up in your vicinity?
This is the situation I see with "immigration".
Through the Middle East wars for oil (excuse me- against Islamists), and the War on Politically Incorrect Drugs, US policy (and invasion) has made people's homes unlivable, and they sensibly flee, looking for somewhere else to live. If this angers you, then be angry at those driving the people out of their homes, not the people trying to survive in the face of bad situations.
No, you aren't causing the problem. Those who claim to be acting on your behalf are. Using money stolen from you. Sometimes with your approval. Repudiate them and their acts- loudly and repeatedly. Don't let anyone believe you support the situations that cause the problem in any way. Don't encourage the bullies to make America so bad that the migrants will decide to leave- because that is the end result of closing the "borders", endless war, and prohibition. The result will not be solved until you end the cause.
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Those who want you to doubt that anarchy (self-ownership and individual responsibility) is the best, most moral, and ethical way to live among others are asking you to accept that theft, aggression, superstition, and slavery are better.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Death in "no guns" zones
When I see a "no guns" sign, I interpret it to mean "We hope you die!"
Or, at the least, "Your life means nothing to us".
More death, in yet another "gun free zone", makes me want to print up new cards to hand out any time I enter one of these Free For the Killing zones. Instead of a card saying I won't spend money with them, maybe one with a different message would be appropriate:
I am happy to report that our little local grocery store got rid of its "no guns" sign several months ago- so I have started going there much more often.
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Or, at the least, "Your life means nothing to us".
More death, in yet another "gun free zone", makes me want to print up new cards to hand out any time I enter one of these Free For the Killing zones. Instead of a card saying I won't spend money with them, maybe one with a different message would be appropriate:
By forbidding guns to your customers you prohibit their best chance of surviving any attack with the least chance of being harmed. By this act YOU are accepting liability for my safety in your business, and will be held personally accountable if any harm comes.
I am happy to report that our little local grocery store got rid of its "no guns" sign several months ago- so I have started going there much more often.
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