by Collin Jones

Created on: June 30, 2008

There is social inequality running rampant through society. There is a need for people to speak out against what is wrong. There is a need for a common outcry so that we can all be heard. We need one common voice to tell the truth about the world we are living in. We need to find a way to restore our society to what it was supposed to be. I find my only outlet is through writing... so here goes nothing:

As much as one may deny it, social inequality and prejudice are making a comeback to sneer in the face of justice. I'm not condoning the justice system founded on false principles and ideology, I am looking for a new system. The people need a way to put forth civil discipline while remaining anonymous to their peers. Anonymity is the way to be now. There is no more space for judges, jury, lawyers... no space for the prosecutors and defendants... no space for our bloated legal processes. I feel that we need anarchy. This is from a completely non-Libertarian point of view, but I feel it is the only choice. Through anarchy we as a society can achieve a socio-nirvana of sorts. Darwin's "survival of the fittest" theory could reinvent society in ways otherwise thought impossible. I see now that the movie Idiocracy is where America is going. We are on our way to becoming a society run and filled with idiots. Television, radio, and all other types off mass media are ruining the intellectual stimulation of our once great nation. Children now have more video games than books. This is sick, and needs to end. We need a revolution to bring back peace, justice, and intelligence to the lives of every citizen, and to all people in the world. I see a flicker of light at the end of this tunnel of injustice, and that light is freedom. Total freedom to do what we please, when we please. There is no other way. The current government is the giant leviathan, with tentacles spreading over, under, and across every robotic citizen. Laissez-faire is an outdated, under-used principle evoking everything that should have been, but wasn't. Laissez-faire was a brilliant concept, a theory worth discussing hypothetically in economics classes, but it has no real value in modern American society. The corrupt dictatorship posing as a democracy that is leading our country is controlling every business with power. The current regime has it's claws dug deep into everyone and everything. I can't believe this is happening. It must be stopped.

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