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The Stasi Come to Wal-Mart
I wonder what future historians will think of the collective insanity that has engulfed America. Will they wonder how an advanced society succumbed to irrational fear mongering? I'm not a big fan of John Adams, but he hit it on the head when he said that fear is the foundation of most governments.
Wal-Mart public service announcement.
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The great non sequitur committed by defenders of the State, including classical Aristotelian and Thomist philosophers, is to leap from the necessity of society to the necessity of the State.--Murray N. Rothbard
One of my friends posted that on Facebook. As much as I love WalMart (I mean, where else can I get an Xbox 360 game and gallon of milk at 2 am?), I'm a bit dissapointed they went along with this. This is obviously just spreading American paranoia so I have to let someone feel my breasts before getting on an airplane. This was not necessary. If all this really is related to 9/11 and "security", I don't recall there being a terrorist attack in the cereal aisle. Police state tactics like messages from the head of DHS in the aisles of the grocery stores are unecessary.
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Jackie Fiest
That was so vaugue as to draw suspicion in itself. If people called law enforcement in every time they saw somebody suspicious at Walmart they would have locate the police station right at Walmart.
I am beginning to conclude that there actually is nothing more suspicious than the government itself.
"Some scientists claim that hydrogen, because it is so plentiful, is the basic building block of the universe. I dispute that. I say there is more stupidity than hydrogen, and that is the basic building block of the universe."
Frank Zappa