Doesn't it appear that people are becoming less afraid to fight the machine?

Question

http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/news.aspx?id=20441

Answer 1

More hucksters making a buck, what is so heroic about that? What machine are you referencing?

Answer 2

Yep

Instead of us telling the government what we want them to do, they now tell us what to do, and they do whatever they want in our name.

People are very sick of it and are starting to realize that, if they don't do something about it, it's only going to keep getting worse.

Answer 3

This is hardly heroic. In fact the opposite is true.

This slime ball  is making a fast buck selling Anti war T shirts with the names of soldiers killed in Iraq.

Several family members of the soldiers who had been killed tried to prevent this huckster from making a fast buck by exploiting the names of their family members who had been killed in Iraq.

If you think that a fast buck artist making money off the heroism of soldiers who were killed in Iraq is a good thing, my reply to you is that you are a disgrace.

Those soldiers died protecting your right to spew your foolish nonsense.

If he was selling pro war T shirts the issue would be the same. If the families did not want the names of their relatives who were killed he would be acting improperly to continue to use the names.

In fact from what I have seen from some of these creeps who sell those T shirts, they do make up and sell both anti war and pro war T shirts.

They just sell them from different locations so people will not find out that it is the same person making the T shirts.

This is just a fast buck artist exploiting the soldiers who were killed in Iraq to make a fast buck.

If they just want to make an anti war or pro war T shirt that is one thing, however to exploit the names and the memory of soldiers who were killed in Iraq, after the family members of those soldiers have asked this individual to stop is absolutely despicable.

Answer 4

One's sense of logic is attacked and person's are provided a label to call them "conspiracy theorists" as if they belong in mental health for thinking or questioning whatever is outside the original and official story.

This subverts the foundation of inalienable rights, and the purpose of citizenship to be an active participant in the government.

It also obscures the path to filing a formal grievance as provided in the Constitution.

Old, tired, worn out, unable to effect important restoration of civil society--it would be doom on any other day or if this concept aggravated anyone who is accustomed to submitting to so called authority.

No violence.