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Cyberdomicile of Slade Farney
Forbidden and Dangerous Thinking
And when the child asks, How did Freedom die, Mother?
| She will answer, It died when the Solemn Men, the Self-Righteous men came to preserve it in the Formaldehyde of Correctness. It died when those who Know Best codified and purified it with Good Thoughts. It died when the self-righteous men brought Decent Standards to the libraries, when they banned Hate Speech from the public avenues, and when they proclaimed their own ideas to be Above Question. |
"Homelessness is nothing to be ashamed of." |
It died when people forgot that Freedom
is not just a means to something else, but Life itself. For without
Freedom, life is a stale, drab shadow.
Freedom may live when men are brave and willing to fight and die for Freedom. But Freedom dies when men become cowards, afraid of what others might think or do, and when men bind each other into the slavery of harmlessness. |
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In the context of the butchery of men, women, and children in their home in Waco and other incidents, that theory is not adequate. Neither the ritual tortures of the American aboriginals nor the barbarous practices of Israeli and American commandos can be explained by too much knowledge, or too little. If we hope to save this civilization, I suggest somebody start looking elsewhere, and be damned quick about it. |
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