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Congress.org has sent me an email which claims that the Founding Fathers were opposed to protests.

It say’s that “though they themselves were activists during the Revolution, many of the nation’s first leaders believed that people should limit their activism to the ballot box.”

First of all, this sentiment would only go so far, even in the eyes of the Founding Fathers. The second amendment clearly exudes their adamant philosophy that given a rogue government displaying a degree of contempt that this current American Federal conglomerate now pervades and preempts the citizenry with -- under audacious regality and taxation absent representation -- they would have sent them packing at the business end of a musket.

Furthermore, the Forefathers never extended such mediocrity beyond the realms of a law abiding government. Truly, they were well aware that there are myriad engagements which are by far more exemplary of a responsible society of free people.

Legal action, courts of public opinion and involvement in the legislative process at levels above and beyond the ballot box are all much more responsible and effective means of curtailing the exasperating and cancerous corruption that now infects this nation’s government.

The predatory and devious politicians that are bilking this nation’s peoples dry do not respond in any way to those who merely expect to make their voices heard with their votes, and this government damned well knows that.

I indict this government for once again attempting to seduce, deceive and defang the redemptive tiger that has awoken in this nation's peoples, and which is demanding that the beasts of bureaucracy either cease and desist their rancorous and rapacious attack on this nation…or suffer the consequences they are surely bringing upon themselves.

Time is running short, oh deviant ones…