The first shots of the next American Revolution: part one

Things we can do today to make a difference in our community. We can take back our country and recreate our communities. Please add your ideas and comments.

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[jamesbauckman]

@PatriotsRepublic I want to also not that I was not saying that the people are voting to use peoples land. If someone owns land and wants to have it utilized to meet the needs of the community. No one is required to be involved. We are just creating communities that determine their potential and what they could be doing with what the things they have to make the best return on investments. Everything is a choice. But it would be the right choice for most folks because it just makes sense.

[jamesbauckman]

Which is in turn, poisoning us. We have a cancer epidemic. We are killing ourselves for money. We need to create a new economy based on creating products and services that we need based on best practice. What's the best way to harvest and deliver milk? Figure it out and that's how all raw milk should be delivered so it is safe. Same should be true with everything. Instead we are trying to make money ripping each other off and selling useless, toxic products to each other for wealth. Its criminal

[jamesbauckman]

@PatriotsRepublic If the company is unwilling to meet health and safety standards that protect the user, they should not be allowed to sell products. Businesses should not be able to do just whatever they want so that they can make money. If you are going to go into business to make something, you should follow practical, safe guidelines to ensure the end user is protected. The reason why we have tons of chemicals covering our land and poisoning our water is because of inadequate protections.

[PatriotsRepublic]

@jamesbauckman You were talking about voting on how to use resources, like mineral resources on someone's land, or someone's building that might be underused (subjective). But that isn't your choice, nor is it the choice of the collective to make. So voting on it is just another form of despotism. How about this, we remove restrictions on business and let people provide products people want without government interference. If farmers want to sell raw milk, the FDA shouldn't be able to say no!

[jamesbauckman]

I am not saying that everyone has the same needs and must all want the same thing. Indeed, what we need is for our own personal needs to be met, as long as they are not causing harm to others. My suggestions are that people within each community who are interested in partaking can enter the things they want to trade or sell into a database so we can get what we need locally, support local business and make wealth off of the stuff we own and enjoy doing. Its a way to barter/exchange more easily.

[PatriotsRepublic]

Democracy seems wonderful as an idea, but horrible and tyrannical in practice. All humans have basic unalienable rights AMONG which are life, liberty and pursuit of happiness and a right to property legitimately acquired or created. These rights are non-negotiable. They are unable to be legitimately given (or taken) away. All your opinions of what people need are purely subjective... and they are not your right to force on other people. Your ideas all have the requirement of force behind them.