ALAN writes:

What to do about aspiring dictators like Puppet Joe, his puppet masters who operate behind the scenes, and Flim-Flam Fauci?

Here are some ideas:

1)  “When the Government decides to give us a shove, it’s difficult to get out of the way, and it’s even more difficult to shove back.  [Today:  Even more difficult to defend our rights and bodily integrity.]

“…The court system and a vast expanding bureaucracy…tell us what we must do in areas of our lives that once were governed only by ourselves as individuals.  [Today:  CDC and POTUS issue diktats.]

“…Federal bureaucrats have been feeding on red meat, but their appetites have only been whetted.  They are the most dangerous wielders of power in the nation.  They will use that power to redesign society according to their own arrogant notions of egalitarianism.  [Witness the past two years.]

“What, I wonder, would the Founding Fathers have done with these bureaucrats?  I mean would they hang them immediately or, being reflective men, would they save that recreation for dawn tomorrow, the better to start a new day?”

— Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Edwin A Roberts, Jr., “Mainstreams…Our Bullying Mandarins”, The National Observer, Oct. 18, 1975

2)  In ancient Athens, a scaffold stood in the center of an amphitheater.

“Anyone proposing a new law, or a change in an old law, had to ascend that scaffold and stand beneath a dangling noose while he made his suggestions to the assembly.  If his suggestion was approved and enacted into law, the innovator had to ascend that scaffold once again a year later.  When the results of his suggestion had been to worsen instead of to improve conditions, he was hanged….”

             — Historian Otto Scott, “Why the Ancients Hanged Do-Gooders”, Conservative Digest, Dec. 1985, p. 93

If modern Americans had any sense and any understanding of individual rights against the police power of The State, they would make sure that Do-Gooders like Biden, Fauci, and CDC bureaucrats, among others, were escorted to an equivalent scaffold and noose.  Because they are obviously above the law, such Do-Gooders do not stoop to anything so petty as proposing new laws.  Instead, they issue edicts and lockdowns and mandates they fabricate out of the blue.

Then, when such Do-Gooders are made to stand beneath that noose, Americans should ask themselves whether the results of those edicts and lockdowns and mandates have made their lives better or worse than they were two years ago, including such impolite questions as how many tens of thousands of people are now dead or maimed for life as a result of those things, how many small businesses have been destroyed, and why anyone should thank those Do-Gooders for those things or for the obliteration of Americans’ rights, political liberty, freedom of commerce, and freedom of travel.

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