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The answer isn’t getting the right person into power.
The answer is limiting power so that the person doesn’t matter.
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Poor us - over 300 million people, and we can't find 535 citizens who aren't corrupt to represent us.
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You are not voting for the lesser evil
You are voting for the same evil
It is a one party system pretending to be two
Recognizing this is the key
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You can’t walk into the pharmacy and get ANYTHING for free. Not even things essential to life.
They won’t give you free food or water. They won’t give you free medicine for your illness.
But by golly they will give you a free flu shot.
Why is that?
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Evil detests beauty because beauty is proof of a transcendental order, of objective Goodness and Truth.
To attack beauty is to wage war against the possibility of transcendence.
Beauty is a great affront to nihilism. It testifies to that which is greater than the individual, because to create a beautiful thing is to acknowledge that you are answerable to standards higher than your own. Beauty is often called a great evangelist for this reason.
This is why they outright destroy beauty or try to subvert your perception of it by promoting ugliness or triviality. Beauty is neither neutral nor trivial — your ability to discern the beautiful from the ugly is intimately connected to your capacity to recognize the divine.
Dietrich von Hildebrand once declared that "beauty is the archenemy of mediocrity." Why?
Beauty elevates a person toward truth, goodness, and the divine. The antitheses to beauty drag the soul down into nihilism and worship of the self.
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Bread and circuses were not enough to sustain the Roman Empire and they will not be enough for the United States of America.
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