You are told that you live in a “free” country. Is this so?
You must not leave your house without proper identification, documentation, and insurance. You have the right to travel, but you’re told the principle mode of travel, driving, is a privilege, which can be granted or taken away depending on your willingness to comply with government directives.
If you decide to get on a plane, you must submit to having identification checked, clothing removed, belongings searched, and everyone — even small children and the elderly in wheelchairs — must pass through x-rays, and detectors that scan for metals and explosives.
In certain states, your child gets the vaccinations the government compels him to receive, attends the school the government selects, learns the things the government requires him to learn, reads the books the government has picked for him, eats the food the government puts before him, and is coerced to sing the praises of the government that required these things.
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