As purportedly "Free" countries all over the world get their tyrannical freak on by insisting that every citizen be jabbed with an experimental pharmaceutical cocktail or face the wrath of the Leviathan, I am reminded of a letter from Thomas Jefferson to Abigail Adams, in which he remarked: "The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it to be always kept alive." Jefferson's point was that ordinary citizens represent a necessary check on the natural abuses of government and the last line of defense against corruption and political tyranny.
Free people don't stay free by blindly trusting everything government officials say and do; free people stay free by treating government with great apprehension and even greater suspicion.
That's exactly what we're finally seeing play out in England, Ireland, France, Italy, Australia, and everywhere else ordinary citizens have taken to the streets to protest their governments' handling of the China Virus - a contagion that looks less and less like some microscopic pathogen and more and more like a "Great Reset" bug spreading communist China's totalitarianism far and wide.
If governments are allowed to veto liberty at their discretion in the name of public health, we will be inundated with public health crises birthed from the fiendish imaginations of unscrupulous bureaucrats from here to eternity, and human liberty will die.
What about the next needle or the next one after that? If you are willing to hand to faceless bureaucrats the power to jab you today, do you consent to being jabbed whenever the government says it knows best? Because if there is anything about which governments are certain, it is that they always "Know best."
Can there be anything more intrusive than Big Jabber taking complete control over a person's health? If not, then why shouldn't government also intervene in everything else that fills up a person's life? Why shouldn't state agents who "Know best" also decide where each citizen is allowed to live, what he is allowed to own, whom he is allowed to see, and what he is allowed to think?
Ceding to government the authority to decide what goes into our bodies surely cedes to government the authority to determine everything else we do with those bodies, too.
https://noqreport.com/2021/07/28/what-vaccines-say-about-the-precarious-state-of-our-freedom/
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