Nothing to celebrate, U.S. freedom is dead
James Ducrow Norwich
Publication: The Day
Published 07/04/2012 12:00 AM
Updated 07/03/2012 05:51 PM
Regarding the Supreme Court decision on health care: The United States as we knew it is dead. The relationship between the federal government and the citizen has been fundamentally changed. We are now on the path to becoming a totalitarian state wherein the government can compel the citizen to engage in or refrain from any conduct through the instrumentality of the tax system. Evil in the guise of good has won.
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Nothing to celebrate, U.S. freedom is dead
Regarding the Supreme Court decision on health care: The United States as we knew it is dead. The relationship between the federal government and the citizen has been fundamentally changed. We are ...
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