Constitutional Libertarianism

Constitutional Libertarianism

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

It was lost a long time ago

From the very first time the government stepped in to do something in the name of protecting us from ourselves, Liberty was lost.

For every time someone proclaims a new law is necessary, even if it only saves one, Liberty is lost.

Every time a new executive order or regulation is put into effect to protect our "interests", Liberty is lost.

Every time one branch of the government wants to do something without input from the other branches, Liberty is lost.

Every time an elected representative proclaims him or herself as a "leader" of this country, Liberty is lost.

Every time a person who is eligible to vote does not, Liberty is lost.

Here are some real facts for you.

This is a democratic republic. 

We, the citizens and voters of this country are the leaders.

We elect representatives to make and enforce laws that reflect the intentions and interests of the citizens.

Those elected are representatives of the people who have selected them to represent the interests of the people. Nothing more, nothing less.

When you don't vote, the politicians assume "leadership".  They see the situation as you have abandoned your position as a leader of this country and they will now speak for you since you will not speak for yourself.

When we do not vote, we give them power.  They will not relinquish power willingly.  Every person must claim the one piece of power they have, their vote.

The electoral college was designed to protect the minority states.  To give those states with lower populations equal footing.  That tool has been corrupted.

As long as the electoral college representatives do not have to agree with the popular vote of their district, the presidential election will continue to be bought and sold by party politicians.

Until it is corrected, Liberty is lost.



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