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by bothersumman 1829 days ago
A Beautifully silly article. The article over looks the very truth that knowledge is power, hard work is needed and governments are to serve the people; if they don't serve or cannot they are competition. The government's and kingdoms form to "serve" and meet the needs of the people within it. They never ever get out of hand and always place the people's needs first as they should. Lol, yeah right. This is too far from the truth. America was founded on folks aware of the unkept promises of various governments via the headright system. Folk provided their time and we're compensated with wealth via land grants. On such land they could do anything with the terms of the land grant. Fair is Fair until the government realizes that people do great without them. Thus emigration is encouraged so those out the know will leave their land and expand the government's managed land. This article so silly here in America to one who knows the history of the US. As a indigenous human of this land, the government has done little to nothing to remain or prove their in service to people; whatever your race is Citizenship doesn't have a color or come with equal rights. At about 20-21yrs a two different professional me pulled me aside and told the same principles and how to structure my finances etc. Most important advice I've gotten almost to date and holds the test of time. Married, 5 children and counting, several hundred acres through N American, no loans, the formula actually works because US attempts to be democracy anchored in law. And I hate to be Mr obvious but America this the last standing democracy where the government has to serve the people and people serve thier people which in turns the people. Like stop. Your rich, no cares and it's ok... tell the readers the importance of over stand taxation. So silly.
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I'm having a tough time understanding this comment. You're saying we all need to give up on the government and move out to our own plot of rural land?