Zero Hedge: Ron Paul on Why Many Americans Fear Their Own Government

Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Government, Law Enforcement
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Ron Paul: “Many Americans Justifiably Fear Their Own Government”

Authored by Adam Dick via The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity,

In a Friday editorial at the American Conservative, James Bovard examines a multitude of reasons why Americans rationally fear having an interaction with a cop. At the root, explains, Bovard, there are too many laws providing reasons for police to exercise force and too few restraints on when and how that force may be exercised.

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Robert David STEELE Vivas

ROBERT STEELE: The public is confused. As with most organizations, law enforcement is 90% good people trapped in a bad system, and most of the bad stuff is done by a rogue 10%, most often those trained by the Zionists to see us as “cockroaches.” There is however no excuse for dis-respecting law enforcement as Star Bucks did, when one of its pussy customers who never grew up was “triggered” by the presence of six officers seeking a coffee — better coffee than what was traditional in the 1960's, straight up booze. This is a MAJOR cultural and constitutional issue.  The leadership of law enforcement today is largely oblivious if not completely stupid — they should be spending every waking moment addressing the lies about law enforcement being told by leftist professors who teach utter crap across our entire university system, and profiteering non-profits like the ACLU that have become agents of a foreign power rather than genuinely constitutional civic advocacy groups. The below story causes me to disrespect Starbucks — like Nike, Starbucks “leaders” have  their heads completely up their ass and are a disgrace to all of us.

Starbucks Kicks Cops Out On 4th Of July After Customer “Did Not Feel Safe”

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