I know there are quite a few Free Keene readers who are reading this not because of their participation or belief in the movement towards a society that respects individual freedom, but because they want to keep tabs on what we’re doing and saying. Â I want to make sure those of you who disagree with our positions correctly understand where your opposition leaves you.
While reading the comment section of the article “Dependence Day” that I referenced in my news update blog I came across the following comment:
“These folks get it; they’re great Americans who understand what America is supposed to be.
– Kevin, Lancaster.”
And yet Kevin from Lancaster, when former Gov. Benson spoke about the free state movement, we, the people, voted him out of office and only gave him one term. In today’s world, our government builds high fences to keep people out, to impose laws that subject us to do as they (government) say to do. As it is in Manchester, apathy is alive and well in this city as it is in our state of New Hampshire. The majority has choosen NOT to come out and vote in state, local or national elections and thus our government is run by those who wish to impose improper laws upon us. They have forgotten what the Forth of July means to those WHO do vote. It’s time to vote Repubilcans, those who understand what this country and our states were founded on. Time to show independance on November 2nd, 2010.
– Robert M Tarr, Manchester
In response to Robert’s response to Kevin… Â I posted the following:
Robert M. Tarr from Manchester:
The Free State Project is an organization of individuals who stand in opposition to government tyranny.
Judging by your post, you stand in opposition to the Free State Project.
Logically, where would standing against an organization of people standing against tyranny leave you in support of?
(Thank you for using your real name, by the way. So few people have the courage here to actually do that. It’s real easy to talk big when you’re hiding behind anonymity.)
Logically, if one stands against a group of people opposing tyranny, what does that make them in support of?
