Every government is established on the idea of creating a “UTOPIA.” Socialist writers divide the world into to groups. The first group is writer and the second group is everyone else. In his mind he sees this perfect society, he is the “enlightened” one. In order for this to be created he has to be the one that is leading it because this I his vision. I just call it a version instead of a vision. I have created a real simple diagram listing the 5 steps of a failed government. 1. “A hope of creating an Utopia” This is a common and honorable viewpoint on how to better a society. This opinion is different from person to person and in order to create one perfect version of this “enlightened vision” one person must be given the power to manipulate the laws to lead us there.2. “Laws” These laws are limiting our rights and liberties. Ex. Illegalization of substances, good intentions back these up but nevertheless limits society.3. “Plunder” Plunder is legalized theft. They are able to do this with the support of new laws. Ex. Welfare & public schools. Taking something from one person and giving it to another without compensation of what was taken is theft and yet that is what happens with our tax dollars. Taxes pay for welfare and schools but what about those individuals that don’t have kids in school? Why are their tax dollars going towards schools and welfare? I don’t think that we should get rid of welfare and public schools, what I do believe is that the government should pay those bills with the revenue it can make its self, which I’ll explain under debt and taxes.4. “Suppression” The laws become so far skewed from its original purpose that laws are no longer present for protection of rights and liberty, but instead are used to force a society to mold and be shaped into this false utopia.5. “Revolution” At this point a revolution takes place. People realize that they re capable of thoughts and rise up. They dismantle the oppressive union that they once started and they begin to form a “new” government. They also make a costly mistake by starting on the same building block. #1 “A hope of creating an utopia”We simply need to dismantle the base of this repetitive governmental ideology. When doing laundry it doesn’t matter how frequently you wash your clothes our how many clothes you pack into a load. You will never be able to have every article of clothing clean because you are wearing clothes as you clean some. You are going in a vicious circle. Now that is a very simplistic metaphor, but we need to rid ourselves of this repetitive structure of government if we ever want to truly be clean of injustice.
“In fact, it is injustice, instead of justice, that has an existence of its own. Justice is achieved only when injustice is absent” –Frederic Bastiat
