The Centralization Cannot Hold

When I cancelled an appointment with my dentist, the receptionist asked my reasons. I replied that I object to their mistaking me for a leper. “You don’t need to know my temperature to clean my teeth,” I said, “and I don’t wear masks under any conditions, certainly not to walk from your front door to the exam room.”

Such abuse wasn’t the dentist’s idea, she explained. The state’s dental board requires their office to adhere to its “guidelines,” or it will yank their license. 

Other professional leagues also ally with Leviathan to enforce the COVIDCon. And among those wearing blue collars, the unions do. All these bodies are enshrined in law; they hold governmental authority over their members.

Meanwhile, as indoctrination–sorry, public school resumed some weeks ago, parents objected when districts cancelled sports. I wondered why didn’t families gather independently to play football or whatever. But then I considered the logistics: where could they do so? Except among farmers, few homeowners boast enough acreage to accommodate games; even fewer will risk broken windows or torn turf. And Leviathan owns the parks.

Ditto for concert-halls…and the stadiums for pro sports…and theaters producing live plays…and…

Ergo, among the many lessons the shamdemic teaches is how much of life—how almost all of life—now falls under government’s merciless thumb. Even those things, such as a dental cleaning or a game of basketball, that we least suspect of depending on political whims are totally centralized. Sure, we understand that regulations hamper just about everything anymore—but this evil goes beyond that. Our Rulers have so consolidated every aspect of every endeavor that they can turn off our lives, culture and civilization as easily as if a giant switch controlled all three.

Which it does. We call it “the State.”

If we are ever to free ourselves from COVIDCon, we must abolish all these governmental ties and bonds. We must decentralize everything, all the time, until government at every level is as distant and remote from daily existence as it was in the 1790s, until each entrepreneur, professional, parent, and person decides for himself how he’ll act and react to events, let alone ginned-up plandemics.

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12:30 pm on October 6, 2020