Okay, I'm an unknown voice in the alternative community who has proposed a solution to virtually any effort on the part of anyone trying to force any potential toxin on the general population. Check out A Single Change on my site to see what I mean. If you then scroll back to the first blog, you'll see the problem I'm running into.
I came up with a way to get around any chance of legitimate protest on the part of the politicians making these rules to protest our efforts in diminishing their control. However the general public are far too indoctrinated into transferring their devotion to a father figure to those in positions of Central Authority. My most open-minded friends who risk nothing by supporting my idea are going through some uninteresting mental gymnastics in order to avoid fully contemplating the idea or the implications. Anyhow, take a look at it, see if you agree with any of it and please let me know what you think. I'm also going to copy/paste this to the contact form on your site to make sure that this gets through.
Basically, we are a top-down culture. We believe in having a strong central authority possibly for no other reason than we've had several centuries of expulsion, torture and murder for not believing as our kings instruct us to. Thus, we have a strong drive to want the continuation of it. Where this becomes a problem is when those in authority begin causing great harm to the rest of us. Sure, we know they are only people and no less prone to the individual vices we have laws to protect us against. But we also seem to transfer paternal devotion to those in central authority. So basically, the world's worst criminal could do anything so long as we first learn to call him by the title of President. At this point, how is it any different from that of King, the very person the Constitution was written to protect the people from?
We are being forced to ingest poisons, inject them into our children and breathe them by people who insist they are safe. Well then, they can hardly protest if we were to insist that they and their families had to do the same, right?
