Axioms--Politics

 

Axiom--Politics

 

Here are some political presuppostions to live by to be an effective supercitizen:

 

A.   Any politician will do: no matter how RINOish, swamp-dwelling, or how much of a Progressive ideologue she may be, she will 90% of the time vote as ordered to by her constituents, if they are united, and command her what to legislate or not, and how to vote. If she refuses, they vote her out. These mediocre, slimy politicians just want to get reelected, so they will do as told if they fear being voted out of office.

B.    There are politicians that are saints, heroes, honest and statesman, but they are likely about 10% of politicians. What is required is 85% of American voters to live, vote and participate fully in the political process as anarchist-individuator supercitizens. Such intentional, willful, engaged, stellar voters are by definition, principled statesman: when 60 % of the voters are such, and they have a common agenda, the politicians will quickly see this and agree to vote and legislate as expected.

C.    Supercitizens are hyper-informed and knowledgeable on the needs of and for government, at all levels. They are to run the country: it is to be federal, strong, lean, limited and allowing huge areas of state self-rule and supercitizenry liberty to run their own lives in a free market economy.

D.   Supercitizens cannot be distracted or manipulated by threats, cajolery, bribes of federal subsidies, police intimidation, lies or false promises. They know what is need for the country to survive and thrive, and they will allow their leaders never to forget the agenda. Supercitizens do not waver, do not give up, do not accept defeat, nor take no for an answer. They have their political platform and they are bound and determined to see it legislated into the law of the land. They are unstoppable.

E.    No lasting reform, no genuine insurrection, no gentle revolution lasts unless the people from the bottom up initiate the change. As individuators, they will have reformed themselves internally first, and then they work together as a huge, daunting political force to effect needed changes, and then to make them permanent against those seeking to bring back collectivist madness.