By Phoenix Insurgent
Everywhere the right to free movement is under attack. Cameras now track our travels from our workplaces to our roads to our neighborhoods to our schools, stretching all the way from the border to the county jail. The cameras on public transportation and outside private businesses increasingly make free, anonymous travel – a fundamental ingredient to a free society – very difficult if not impossible.
Had these conditions prevailed in Revolutionary times, would the war have turned in Britain's favor instead? Would revolutionaries like Tom Paine have been able to agitate and organize? In slavery days, would such a surveillance state have prevented the Underground Railroad? If the Dixieland border had been as well spied on would the Abolitionists have been able to stage their anti-slavery raids into the authoritarian slavocracy? Whither then, John Brown and Harriet Tubman? What about Frederick Douglass and his daring escape to freedom in the North? If the border
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2 Comments in Response to Free Movement, Reaction and the Fascist State: Critical Questions for the Patriot Movement
Yo, Red, We are Taxed Enough Already protesters, not teabaggers.
Teabaggers are mostly homosexual men. You should know the diff by now.
SamFox
By 'the Patriot Movement' do you mean 'the Teabaggers'?