AMERICA THE UGLY
(History of a Different Song)
May I begin with “Bumper Sticker Wisdom?” If the reader doesn’t feel the wisdom deep within his/her genes, the rest of this essay will blow through one ear and out the other while never touching a brain cell.
The Wisdom: It should never hurt to be a child.
Understand, I believe most humans do mourn the loss of a particular child, and if that loss was through the violence of another human being, they would demand justice and the appropriate punishment. What this essay exposes is the willingness of most humans to have no such reaction to the murder, or even literal infanticide of children by all governments. These people appear to be Pavlovianly conditioned to dehumanize and demonize a particular enemy thereby, with Orwellian Newspeak, alluding to these children as nothing more than collateral damage. Hence, millions can be slaughtered and not a tear will fall. So, before you call for my head, ask yourself, “How ugly is that?”
With NO exceptions is such evil necessary! All wars by all nations has murdered millions of such children (even if it were only ONE), it is by definition infallible EVIL! And to hell with Augustine, Aquinas, et al. who have written tomes praising such evil as, “Having something of the sublime in it.”
The following shall offer evidence of such evil thus proving that in no way can a paradigm of ethics or morality be inherent to any government (aka STATE). Furthermore, it will be shown that all government justice systems are founded on that same evil—particularly its police and courts, not only killing innocent children but also innocent men and women. It will be shown that the American justice system continues to add millions to its ugly world record for imprisonment for personal profit.
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Hi Bob,
Another, excellent eye opening article...
When you mentioned the private prisons making money off of innocent people being incarcerated that reminded me of a book I read about a year ago. It's called "The Perpetual Prisoner Machine: How America Profits from Crime" by Joel Dyer. It's a disgusting and sad look at our “justice” system.
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