Rats Prefer Freeing Each Other to Food, Much Unlike a Great Deal of Humanity

As I scrolled through my Facebook news feed, I discovered the following artwork, being shared by an acquaintance from here, and originally posted it to my own wall, along with commentary…

My Commentary: If only human beings had the same preference… Alas, we’re far too busy intellectualizing the existence of the cage… (But… but… Muh Roads! Muh Borders! Muh Troops! Muh Flag! Muh Drug War! Muh War on Terrorism! Muh Police! Muh Courts! Muh Social Programs! Muh Democracy! Muh Elections! Muh Representatives! Muh Safety! Muh Security! Muh Social Contract! Muh Government!!!!! Muh “Necessary Evil”!!!!! NO!!!!!)

Does Refusal of Corrupt State Control of Gigantic, Nationwide, Compulsory-Based Systems of Retirement, Disability and Medical Insurance Automatically Indicate Lack of Desire for Free-Market Version of These Services?

The following debate originally took place upon the Facebook wall of my friend, Brooke N…

Brooke N.:

“So you want the government to ‘stop giving poor people free stuff’? Funny how you don’t care about the $70 billion a year we spend on subsidizing Wall St. Banks, the $38 billion in subsidies given to oil companies, the $2.1 trillion that Fortune 500 corporations are stashing abroad to avoid paying U.S. taxes, and the $153 billion a year we spend to subsidize McDonald’s and Walmart’s low-wage workers?”

Gene K.: And another thing….. some of the “Reddest” states receive the greatest amounts of welfare…… and HATE that people get “handouts” from the government…. I need somebody to explain that logic to me….

Brooke N.: Not logic, greed and blindness. I know Libertarian people who are on Disability and want to get rid of Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid. I don’t think there’s any to accuse this of being logic.

Gene K.: Yes, I know a lot of people of many persuasions that hate anything that smacks of socialized medicine. It is like they think that medical bills are paid by the Medical Bill Fairy and are not subsidized by all of the people using the medical care system.

Folks, there ain’t no free ride. Sorry. There. Just. Isn’t.

Brooke N.: But it’s possible to make life a little easier for 99% of the people instead of utterly effortless for the 1% 🙂

Rayn:

“We disapprove of State education. Then, the socialists say that we are opposed to any education. We object to a State religion. Then the socialists say that we want no religion at all. We object to a State-enforced equality. Then they say that we are against equality.
It is as if the socialists were to accuse us of not wanting persons to eat because we do not want the State to raise grain.” – Frederic Bastiat, The Law

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End the State-Sponsored Kidnappings of Innocent Individuals!

As I scrolled through my Facebook news feed, I discovered the following artwork here, being shared by the page, “End the Drug War,” and originally posted it to my own wall, along with commentary…

"Release all prisoners of the Drug War"

“Release all prisoners of the Drug War”

My CommentaryStop the kidnapping of innocents! No victim, no crime!

‪#‎EndStateSponsoredKidnappings‬, ‪#‎LegalityIsNotMorality,#‎SelfOwnershipTrumpsTyranny‬

Detecting Similarities Between Alcohol and Cannabis Prohibition

The following correspondence originally took place on my Facebook wall, upon my post, “‘Prohibition’ is Code Word for ‘Government-Formed Cartel’”…

Rayn: “Freedom”

“Prescription for Medicinal Whiskey: During Prohibition, the only legal way to buy or sell alcohol was through a medical prescription”

Steve L.: Medical Marijuana?

Dr. Ron Paul’s Thoughts on America’s Drug War

As I scrolled through my Facebook news feed, I discovered the following artwork here, being shared by the page, “Cop Block,” and originally posted it to my own wall, along with commentary…

"Ron Paul on legalizing drug use: 'I don't like the drugs, but I'll tell you what... As much as I don't like those drugs, I really don't like the drug war. I think it's much more dangerous. A lot more people have died in the drug wars than have died from the drugs. In fact, more people have died from prescription drugs than they do from illegal drugs."

“Ron Paul on legalizing drug use: ‘I don’t like the drugs, but I’ll tell you what… As much as I don’t like those drugs, I really don’t like the drug war. I think it’s much more dangerous. A lot more people have died in the drug wars than have died from the drugs. In fact, more people have died from prescription drugs than they do from illegal drugs.”

My Commentary: What a “selfish,” “naive,” “utopian” “racist”!