"In July 1846, the American writer Henry David Thoreau went to prison for refusing to pay his poll tax. He couldn’t abide the thought that his money would be used, however indirectly, to perpetuate the Mexican-American war and the institution of slavery. “Under a government which imprisons any unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison,” Thoreau reasoned, and so that’s where he was."A breath of fresh air appears to finally be blowing today. Everywhere I look there is counter-argument to the drivel and lies that have polluted the media since the election of this right-wing swill.
We have been here before.
Is this stuff too hard for the mass of people as the mainstream media obviously believes? Are the majority of people really stupid?
I don't believe they are.
But that will not get this stuff in front of the small number of people who's votes determinew government.
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