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Which is that the generation of fauxed-up surveillance states often lead to something very different than what those doing the fauxing have in mind (careful, Mr. Beer's language is not for those in need of a fainting couch):
...(The very fine folks) who run this country have decided it is our turn to be a police state. Got a bill on a desk in Ottawa proposing to turn us into what we (and our ancestors) all ran away from. A police state with our very own RCMSS.
I have news for you and our government that might just be of interest. Just about every one of those police states our forebears or we ourselves ran from has itself been overthrown because the people could not stand it and burned it down. Some of those places have become and stayed better places once the rebellion or revolution was done. Some of them became a ...(heckfire)... of a lot worse.
I do not need to tell you who's who.
Point is, by making Canada into a police state our present government is guaranteeing this country will one day be turned into something much more free than they could possibly imagine or something much worse than they could possibly imagine...
(stuff in brackets, above, mine)
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It's hard to argue with Mr. Beer.
After all, concerted extremism (and that includes state-sponsored extremism) pretty much always breeds more extemism of one kind or another.
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4 comments:
Yep.
I always enjoy a good beer....and that's a good one.
Hi Ross ...when I read Beer's stuff out loud to my wife I have to use brackets too.
Great comment by G West - too funny.
Boris--
Yep, indeed.
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GW--
Careful....A good dose of humour might dull your righteous indignation edge.
(of course, it is also good for digestion)
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Bill--
My wife has met Beer in person...He was nothing but a gentleman.
But I get your point.
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