A short comparison of 2 democracies.
I honestly think that the US is the only place where the individual still has a chance.
I don't know who owns the puppet show in the USA but I know this :
First they came for the Communists, And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist. Then they came for the Socialists, And I did not speak out Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, And I did not speak out Because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, And I did not speak out Because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me And there was no one left To speak out for me. ( Martin Niemöller )
This is how US is actually loosing.
The goal should not be which dumb horse gets the presidency, house or senate. The goal should be that the Government should have a very very LOW power over it's people. I'm not talking about external affairs, but the internal affairs. As all you fellow "tax optimizers" know, nobody in this world will know what is best for you than you.
The past 2 years I closely learned the US laws, taxes types, how to avoid paying tax. They have 10 times the degree of freedom, comparing to Europe.
They actually have rights, they have the right to defend their property, something I don't in my country ( it makes me don't want to own anything ).
The list can go on and on but what I'm suggesting every American is to fight for your right and never, never, ever, never give up your guns.
That is ultimately the only defense you have, because the government can't test your limits if you have a way to fight back.
The government can only make you fight amongst yourself ( race, gender, etc. ). These are not really problems, they are just infused by media so that brother goes against brother taking the eyes of the real villain. Every crisis I see in the US is one created by hysteria or Media. The only problem is that the world order want Americans to become submissive.
I'm aware of the last years events, very aware but I'll give you a example of my mother's economic situation, in a European country, as a comparison, starting taxes:
Let's take a look at my mother's salary, Romania.
Executive position in natural gas domain, 5 years away from pension :
- She earns 18500 RON ( equivalent of 3750 EUR ) ,
- she pays 43% taxes, she is left with 10500 RON ( about 2100 Eur ),
- everything she spends has 19% VAT on it , that means she actually has 8823 RON to spend ( roughly 1750 Eur )
- If you add the average tax on property, car ( a 4L engine is taxed 2000 euro / year ) she roughly remains with about 1300 Eur
Basically she pays 2/3 of her income in either sort of taxes. And bear in mind there is no way to deduct anything.
What is most annoying that 10% goes to healthcare ( public ), yet I had to drove her to the hospital (they refused to send a ambulance), where they refused to take her.
I'll try to highlight some major realities here:
Everything seems livable and acceptable until you notice some other problems in the society:
1. There is no justice
- Justice is controlled by the political
- judges and prosecutors are gods, they don't pay for their mistakes, even if done willingly
- If the government loses a trial, you can't execute it by taking it's stuff and it never pays you only if the EU actually constraint it
- If by any chance you get to a trial, you have to prove you are innocent, not the prosecutor to prove you are guilty.
- The irony is that the same prosecutor that is against you at the trial, can charge the judge for something.
- Video footage, unless the camera is approved, is not counted as evidence.
2. There is no private property
- Property can be sized at any time
- Building a shed requires permission
- Cutting a tree requires permission (on my own land)
- Building a fence requires permission
- If a wild animal damages my crops or fences or landscape there is nothing I can do, the state owns the animal
- Everything under 2 meters ( 6 feet ), is owned by the state
- In order to get electricity I have to pay for the lines, the pole and then donate it to the state owned company
- Apparently if you own a Car that you are not currently using, you should pay insurance 365/365 as you can always have the possibility to use it and cause harm with it ( European directive ). This is something new.
- If you get robed you can't defend your property, you can only call the cops, otherwise it's felony.
3. Self defense, personal freedom, individual rights
- There is no self defense, if someone stabs you, you can only call the cops, by hitting back you've committed a felony (if the prosecutor says so, you're done). You may escape the prosecution if you use a lesser weapon (fist). There goes 7 years of your life.
- Public lands, are not so public, you normally can't cross there.
- Obviously except selected few can't own firearms ( wonder why? )
- If a wild animal attacks your kid, or yourself it's not considered self defense ( there is no such thing as self defense against a animal ), is considered poaching ( if you have a tool you can use ). We had some hunters died because they tried to outrun bears, with their shotguns loaded.
- If someone breaks in your house, you can only use the same type of weapon the crook uses against you. If he has a fist and you use a baseball bat, it's 7 years for the homeowner.
- Police can arrest you up to 12 months without proof or charges ( recently changed to 12 months, it was indefinite before ).
- list can go on, but I don't want to tire anyone.
Overall, the state does not work for us, we work for the state. The police is not here to serve us, they are here to hold us in line.
When you go to the police or any other public institution, you are wasting their time and they will treat you like that to show it. And if they screw it up, they don't have any responsibilities, even with a written proof from them, the judge won't consider that as proof.
I won't even begin to talk about politicians, they are hired by external states and it's a continued battle of interests.
Both countries are Democracies.
Do you know the only differences between the 2 countries?
Bingo - Mentality and firearms
So where would you prefer to live?
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