Libertarian @dcjogger@gameliberty.club

The future looks very dark.

What kind of life do you have when the globalists are importing Muslims and illegal immigrants and you're not allowed to protect yourself?

Why work when there is welfare and taxes, starting a business is illegal, but stealing is legal?

California says they have homeless because the weather is nice and New York says people are leaving because the weather is bad, but Idaho, Nevada, Florida, Arizona, and Texas don't seem to have a problem with population loss.

Some Americans may have thought that tyranny would never come to the US because the rich, celebrities, media, politicians, and American people would resist.

Who would have thought that the rich would loot the country by getting bailouts and subsidies while being the ones conspiring and building the police state by paying actors, singers, and atheletes to distract Americans with bread and circuses, using reporters to push propaganda, real crises, and false flags, and buying off and corrupting politicians with campaign donations and cushy job promises to start wars, import refugees that weaken and divide the US, drive up the debt, make laws that enslave Americans, and throw crumbs to pacify the 99% in the form of food stamps, Obamacare, Obamaphones, and public housing?

The destruction of the USA is nearly complete.

The US is now a police state where everything is illegal and Americans have no rights.

The 1% could confiscate guns and order Americans to go to the concentration camps tomorrow, but the ruling class do not have the manpower and the camps have not built yet.

The elites seem to prefer to slowly kill every possible bit of freedom. Yesterday bump stocks were banned, today silencers will be banned, and pistols will be outlawed tomorrow.

Not only are the ruling powers determined to kill off the 99%, Americans are embracing their slavery with glee.

The media screams the USA must bomb Iran and Americans clap with delight.

The elites say debt doesn't matter and Americans agree.

Trump could decree that every American get their thumbs chopped off with machetes and Americans would jump with joy.

Have Americans ever read a history book?

Americans today could either be a zombie and willing accomplice to US wars, debt, and tyranny and remain silent, attack the government, or look for a way to escape.

What kind of life do you have now when you must lie to your wife about your plans because you're afraid the NSA will hear you on her mobile phone?

Americans need to go hardcore about resisting the police state now.

Increase your privacy and become anonymous.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/10/7-privacy-tools-essential-making-citizenfour

Use gold, cash, and barter.

Avoid taxes.

Research buying a boat, submarine, or an island.

Try to avoid security cameras, license plate readers, and redlight cameras.

Americans really should try to live like the Amish or a primitive tribe in the Amazon or Vietnam.

Once you have a SSN and a name and the government has your fingerprints and DNA, the elites know who to look for when they launch their final solution against the 99%.

Do you think the ruling class will be able kick the debt can down the road for another 2, 5, 10, or 30 years?

https://www.forgottentribes.com/blogs/lifestyle/hmong-fashion-the-people-their-history-and-their-textile-legacy

THE CITY OF Dunedin, Fla., wants Jim Ficken’s home.

Ficken’s mom died, so he went to South Carolina to take care of her estate. He asked a friend to look after his house.

But then the friend died, and no one cut Ficken’s grass.

When it grew to 10 inches, Dunedin officials started fining him $500 a day.

The fine is now about $30,000.

“I was shocked,” Ficken says in my latest video. City officials say they will foreclose on his home if he doesn’t pay the fine, and Ficken doesn’t have that much money.

“Do you have $30,000 lying around?!” he asked me.

“The city has gone nuclear!” complains his lawyer, Ari Bargil. “$500 per day for the violation of having tall grass. ... They could have done what their own ordinances permit them to do: hire a lawn service to come out and mow the grass. Then send Jim a bill for 150 bucks. But they didn’t do that.”

Why not?

Bargil and Ficken say it’s because Dunedin’s officials just want money.

Dunedin’s politicians wouldn’t talk to us.

Instead, they spent $25,000 on a public relations firm that told reporters, “Dunedin has no desire to impose large fines... (only to) ensure that Dunedin is a high-quality community.”

The cost of “high quality” keeps going up.

Eleven years ago, Dunedin fined people $34,000.

Today, they want about that much from Ficken alone.

Last year Dunedin collected $1.3 million in fines from residents.

“It’s pretty apparent that code enforcement is a major cash cow for the city,” says Bargil.

“I got violated for a lawn mower in my yard!” says one resident who has been fined $32,000. “They violated me for a hole the size of a quarter in my stucco ... They find people they can pick on ... and they keep picking on them.”

She started crying as she recounted: “I can’t tell you how many sleepless nights I’ve had because of the city of Dunedin. Just try to think of what to say to them, just to have them leave me alone.”

“The city is just a bunch of bullies, and they expect people not to stand up to ‘em because to stand up to ‘em requires expensive legal help,” says Ficken.

Ficken managed to get expensive legal help for free from the Institute for Justice, a law firm that defends individuals abused by governments.

All across the country, “private citizens are being essentially extorted by their governments and fined incredible amounts of money for really, really small violations,” says Bargil.

You can be fined for not trimming plants, the way Ficken was, but you can also be fined for trimming too much.

A city in North Carolina fined a local church $100 per branch ($4,000) for excessive tree-pruning.

And in places such as Dunedin, if you can’t pay a fine, they’ll take your home.

“The city attorney of Dunedin last year sought permission to foreclose on 18 properties,” says Bargil.

That violates the Eighth Amendment, says the Institute for Justice.

The amendment not only protects all of us from “cruel and unusual punishment” but also from “excessive fines.”

The Founding Fathers, says Bargil, “recognized that the ability to fine is the ability to cripple. It’s one of the ways, other than incarceration, that government can really oppress.”

If governments can oppress, they usually will.

We should be grateful for the Eighth Amendment’s protection against excessive fines.

And what’s more excessive than politicians taking your home because you didn’t cut your grass?

https://www.unionleader.com/opinion/columnists/john-stossel-when-government-bullies-are-in-it-for-the/article_3f4460ac-4700-5ed8-a412-8919f2f82aa8.html

https://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-the-baseless-vilification-of-tulsi-gabbard-20190117-story.html

https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/07/amish-upset-by-pa-township-plan-to-require-buggy-registration-horse-poop-collectors-and-rubber-horseshoes.html

Saying we don't need guns because we have police is like saying we don't need fire extinguishers because we have firemen.

Does anyone get the feeling that Americans will be wearing Mao suits and giving Nazi salutes soon?

Does anyone get the feeling that the Uniparty has been bought off by the elites?

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/bump-stocks-to-become-illegal-this-week