I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it

Have you ever seen freedom die? What would it look like? Which side would you be on?

This is how freedom dies. But what does banning something really do for us? What problems did it ever solve? And when did we decide that government is the answer to all of societies moral failings?

"I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" ~Voltaire

Of course such high-minded thinking is not taught in our schools, or encouraged in any way by our culture. Our culture is pop-culture, our culture is the problem. We must change our operating systems. If the number of realities are limited only by the human mind why do we live this way?

True freedom, true free will, is the only path of human spiritual development. Unfortunately Americans have learned to love their slavery. Our culture dictates that we do not appreciate what we have, we must replace our stuff. By design we are to alway feel that we need more, but our ultimate purpose is not to consume more goods. It is time for a new Birth of responsibility, the birth of freedom. Suppression of free will will only lead to further deviancy. In a world where freedom is slavery, how will we know who to trust? Thus, by their fruit you will recognize them.

1/3 of Republicans think Obama may be the anti-Christ. How could so many people come to such a conclusion? A person's perceived reality doesn't have to fit well within the perceptions of another. One mans crazy path is another's leap of faith, we all believe things that are unknowable. So how then can we ever use the government to dictate morality? If God intended Amoebas to grow bones he would not have made calcium illegal. After tens of thousands of years of human development, we are entering a new age of humanity, the birth of a new age of life.

The owners will loose control. The Age of Aquarius is the Age of Freedom, or it *could* just be coincidence. In the end we all profess to know the unknowable, and create a reality around us based on those assumptions. I believe creation, human creativity, is the spark of the divine, and anything that acts to limit human free will is acting to limit God's creation. Humans are naturally good, but can be manipulated by culture and their environment to do bad things. This happens when people are motivated by their lower needs. Acting morally is only a higher level need, but true moral action would topple the government. Population control requires people operating only in their own self-interest. The first step is realizing that you need not be controlled by these lower level needs. In America there is enough food and shelter for all.