- Sunset
Law could clean up 100 years of progressive federal
tyranny in America
YAKIMA, WA
(4-25-10)--The new "Health Care Bill" seems
intelligently thought out, since the OBJECT of all
governments has always been tyranny.
My definition of
"Total Tyranny" is when
all human behavior is either prohibited, required,
or permitted
(i.e. licensed).
- Thus any
Constitution in history has gradually been made
irrelevant.
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- The future of
Health Care Reform is now easy to see, with practical
economics. Insurance
companies will have to raise rates, or go under,
abrogating previous contracts for care.
If they go under
(due to "mismanagement") government will take over. If
they raise rates, they are "greedy rapacious
beneficiaries" of (now) government-required private
payment.
Remember the
mantra of all Congresses told by Joe Sobran: If it
moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. If it
stops moving, subsidize it.
Now, there's a
new one: If it is essential to life, liberty, or
pursuit of happiness,(like money, health,
water,
food, etc.) nationalize it. (in order to:
"strengthen the Union, increase the money supply,
teach the children, save the latest victims", blah
blah blah.)
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- So Federal
politicians will now soon blame insurance companies
for 'price gouging', or some new synonym.
The insurance
industry will be said to have 'failed' to plan, to
organize to everything, and a new government 'fix it'
solution will be like all the others in the last
century: "Private solutions have failed, look at all
these poor people who need help, you are heartless if
you don't agree, it is an EMERGENCY."
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- So... total
takeover of health, food, water, and everything
essential to life will be conscripted into Federal
authority, defying the "life, liberty, and pursuit of
happiness" intent of the Constitution they have all
sworn to uphold, justified by successions of
'emergencies' that have paraded endlessly in front of
us to render worthless our constitutional sovereignty
guarantees, and funnel all payment for essential
services to the federal government, so we are all in
debt to it forever, from birth to death, generation
after generation.
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- SOLUTION:
SUNSET LAW
- The only thing I
can see which will reverse this trend
peacefully, is a 'SUNSET LAW' compulsory on ALL
CONGESSES. (Not on the people, through their industry
and equities and pursuits, as is now almost always the
case.)
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- Our 'checks and
balances' have been mostly made illegal (legal tender,
contract protection, popular instead of state-elected
Senate, appointed Supreme Court interpretations,
"Commerce Clause', Jury nullification etc.)
I can't remember
the last time any law was passed to protect liberty
and property instead of take it.
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- All congresses
(including state legislatures, county
commissions, city councils), starting with the
Federal Congress and Senate, must be REQUIRED to
review ALL laws passed and IN EFFECT, starting with
most recent, to discover whether that law has
performed its STATED (to the public) intent.
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- If the law has not
performed as stated, OR if a referendum or initiative
of the people demands it, then that law must be
TOTALLY ABOLISHED, not just 'fixed', or its budget
increased, or new layers of bureaucracy created or the
law amended with 'temporary' taxes, fines, penalties
to 'fix' it, as has been the case for over a
century.
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- SUNSET
will end the "Omnibus" legislative process. Omnibus
laws would be be ENTIRELY abolished if even one part
is so unpopular or ineffective as to bring about the
opposite of overall intent.
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- The abolished law
would then be as if it had never existed. Agencies
resulting or expanded by that law would also be
abolished or excised, and ALL taxpayer funding of
that agency stopped. Agencies would peacefully be
snuffed out, one at a time.
And to 'get an
abolished law back' in a new form, would now require
starting the legislative process all over again; all
the votes of both houses of Congress, AND all the
input of (now) informed citizens who elected the
representatives who helped pass the failed law in the
first place.
We can see
clearly now the disastrous results of continuous war,
continuous 'crises' justifying them, and loss of
liberty to the point of certain economic destruction.
Is there any other peaceful option other than
to gradually abolish laws which have gradually
destroyed our American Dream?
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- Rog
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