If you value your liberty end the duopoly!

People don't want to be ruled ... but they often want to rule.

Both the red pill and the blue are proving to be poison.

See consequences of voting blue here.
See consequences of voting red or blue here.

Truth is in the eye of the beholder. Trouble starts once that truth becomes a law and government forces it on those who see a different truth. This is why government can become the problem instead of the solution. Laws make you do things you think are false. Laws force Truths on people who don't believe.

Isn't the need to reassess long held political assumptions clear by now? Stop the damage! End the duopoly!

Why not rediscover the original GOLDen ideal of individual liberty? Authoritarians on the political Left & Right seek to impose opposing demands and obedience by force. They rationalize government is needed for the Common Good even as they battle over irreconcilable differences.

It took time to arrive at these irreconcilable differences. Democracy has clearly failed. Ever more Big Government demands from the Left & Right made a big mess. The country finds itself in turmoil. It's time to return to the forgotten/disavowed Golden basics. Admittedly this will be difficult. The alternative - more government - will be worse.

Divorce is imminent. It can be messy. But the time has come for a divorce - a divorce from government force. Libertarians seek to maximize individual liberty not forced obedience. If you demand less government join the likeminded to free yourself from government abuse. As with any enterprise, those who believe in liberty must act in voluntary cooperation with others to make this happen. It will not happen without effort and organization. Find socially acceptable ways to actively resist demands for you to take the red pill or the blue.

Remember the Golden Rule:  “In everything, do to others what you would have them do to you. . . .” In its negative form, “Do not do to others what you would not like done to yourselves”

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