Further illusions of power and greater ignorance through violence for tyranny’s defense! (Part 2 of 3) The year may have ended without a full scale war but the critics of the reshaped society remained. Those whom lost their authority and social status by living off the labors of others often fell to ruin. Those most well known hid from the public spot light and usually scurried like roaches when it came near. They weren’t the most dangerous among those ruined by the massive social change. What those inciting this rebellion the loudest didn’t foresee were the hoards of government workers whose lives were turned upside down. I think it is fair to say that not all of these individuals banded together, although a great many did. There were several hundred thousand of them spread throughout the former United States. These individuals were seething with hatred and animosity towards those responsible for the rebellion and its proponents. While they knew there was no possible way for them to win against the awoken free thinking giant, they patiently waited sulking in silence. On April 14th 2019, exactly two years from the start of the rebellion the fruit of a new rebellion was beginning to ripen. This rebellion was ill fated and born of ignorance. The disgruntled, unemployed, former government employees had been busy. They joined together with another group that we fully expected to rise up. This group was not fond of those among us who were different. Just as was the case with demanding separate ‘this and that’ for colored folk and whites during the early and mid 1900s so the same was attempted for telepaths and telekenetics. I have grown to be more in the years since but at that point I was still a telepath. As many of us who were different had fairly large followings still, we had some protection from the hostility of those joining the revolution against us. We were angry and put off by such ill perceived notions. What individuals like I did were to put ourselves on the line. We stood up to the authorities with the guns. Many of us were killed alongside those without extra sensory abilities. The problem lay with the fact that people joining the new rebellion assumed all of us telepaths and telekenetics survived because of our abilities. That wasn’t true. In outbursts around the country, similar to the one I witnessed, thousands of individuals died. It wouldn’t be until more than a decade later that we know just how many with and without extra sensory abilities were among the dead. The entire claim of the new rebellion was that we were the perversion of mankind. We incited the rebellion for power, glory, and domination. We supposedly plotted to destroy civilized society. By the time this new rebellion surfaced two years had passed. There had been such a reduction in crime and general hostilities in comparison to the two years before because people were not coerced by some entity asserting its authority into their lives. People were free to engage in economic activities not limited to a single currency. There were no more taxmen waiting to take their share of lottery winnings. Even the invasion attempts by Chinese regulars and the drug cartel guerrillas were mere blinks of an eye in comparison to the rest of the two years between rebellions. But these disgruntled former government employees and their ignorant allies pressed on. Within a month there were several dozen spun reports about how ‘mutants’ were responsible for brutal attacks on normal people. Those caught up in the twisted reports were outraged. There was something interesting about the outrage from these people that most free thinking individuals noticed almost immediately. The outrage came from the same groups which supported big government. These groups often held the highest percentage of individuals per 100k to receive or were proponents of government assistance before the first rebellion. There was an obvious link between the welfare capitals of the former United States and their remaining populations after the rebellion. Old habits seem to die hard. Many of the locations harboring the most unreasonably disgruntled people often were major urban areas like Detroit. Typically these areas had fallen into zones of complete chaos. Without the government money pumped into the housing developments and the food stamp programs to sustain the lifestyles of these cities’ welfare collectors, civilized society deteriorated quickly. As a teenager I remember the old Mad Max movies with Mel Gibson. That’s what these areas seemed to become. I always thought it was odd that those areas evolved into what most early twenty-first century statists referred to as the result of voluntarism, anarchy, and nonaggression. I guess if government stops funding welfare whores then Mad Max style chaos is what happens. Unfortunately the people who descended into such horrible conditions grew bitter, hostile, and extremely vulnerable to the cheap rhetoric of double speaking scumbags reminiscent of race baiters not all that dissimilar from Jesse Jackson. These vulnerable people just became pawns for the former government workers and the degenerates playing the evolution of the race card. By midsummer, factions of these hate groups popped up all across the North American continent. In the Deep South and Midwest these groups weren’t tolerated for any length of time. People openly associating with such ignorance were quickly labeled and their pictures plastered everywhere by everyone advocating complete voluntarism and nonaggression. Social media sites and tangible distributed literature were flooded with the information about these new rebels. There were only a handful of attempts to strike first by voluntarysts and such attempts were quickly protested by the rest of society. Most outbreaks of violence on behalf of the status quo were out of self defense. Peace generally reigned supreme in these areas. Unfortunately the big cities of New England were torn apart. Open war raged in these cities between would be home grown terrorists and the voluntarysts. The major West Coast cities succumb to the same fate. However, of all the Southern cities Atlanta was the only one in which a similar event beyond, a small scuffle, broke out. The King Center, in Atlanta, Georgia, an organization designed to promote nonviolent social change, was attacked and confiscated by radicals seeking to make a rallying point for the new rebellion’s cause. It was supposed to be their Alamo. While the King Center suffered quite a bit of destruction on the part of the attackers, no retaliation was made in an attempt to reclaim the center by others. Private security forces did gather in the vicinity but they waited out the invaders. After a few days of no activity on behalf of the local residents, other than giving a little extra distance, the King Center invaders just walked out. The private security forces gathered them up and before the week’s end a short public trial commenced. The invaders were each sentenced to terms of service to repair the damage to the King Center. They were chained and watched night and day. All of them made the necessary repairs with materials they collectively bought of their own funds. When they ran out of funds to purchase the remaining materials they all acquired employment to earn the required funds to complete repairs. I believe that went on for the next eight months. As far as the rest of the country went, things weren’t patched up as easily. Fighting continued for weeks and in some places months. Only one conflict continued for more than nine months but even those scars healed quickly. Once open dialog was established between the Free Peoples of North America and the rebellion’s leaders all the fuel for the rebels’ cause faded away. Many of the government workers readily accepted scaled down terms of the contracts they once had as government employees. Donations were taken from residents were the government employees once worked. After a yearlong campaign to collect donations, the former government employees who could prove their former employment and contracts were granted fifty percent of what was promised them. There were quite a number who rejected this and refused still opting for hostilities. The bulk of these people accepted this and the rebellion quickly fell apart. In time throughout the chaotic former welfare capitals peace began to spread again. Voluntary aid was given most often with specific conditions. Exchanges of education, jobs, and other peaceful and voluntary civilization building concepts were brought back. The funding for these projects usually came from the peaceful areas closest to these zones of chaos. While there were protests against lending aid to the people responsible for the initiation of hostilities and bloodshed they were not overlooked. Most of these protests faded away in time as the majority of those responsible for ignorant acts of violence realized the error of their ways. Subtle hostilities remained for a number of years. There are still a few who remember as I do. None of the ones who held grudges are willing to do anything about them now, except let them go. As the dark clouds of this rebellion passed, the light of liberty and peace tended to be the rule of the land. Other nations eventually attempted to over throw us but their efforts were all in vain. If their militaries didn’t fail against the well armed Free Peoples of North America then their own people rose up against them. Having vested interests in the free markets of truly free peoples is a powerful motivator. Unfortunately this wouldn’t be the last threat to our sovereignty and peace or even the greatest. Ignorance always has a way of surfacing, especially when a little power is involved. -HvsP ~~~ The illusion of power and the escalation of violence in liberty’s defense! (Part 1 of 3) https://facebook/410525655692416/posts/493459544065693 #History #Politics #CriticalThinking #future #tyranny #volunteerism #nonaggression #martiallaw #telekinesis #telepathy #secession
Posted on: Sat, 17 Aug 2013 00:56:27 +0000
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