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**Gometesstem** · 05-26-2012, 04:00 AM

How can the average man or woman begin to push back government abuse?

I am giving this question very serious thought, and the answer I keep coming up with seems very simple: -publicity!

Corrupt people hate publicity, they hate it when people find out their scams.

But then in the age of the internet, why aren't more people taking action?

Well, it seems to me so far, by empirical evidence, that most people have no clue what their rights are.

Go ahead an ask a few people, how does the process work if they are arrested, 999 out of 1000 cannot tell you how the process should work or how does it work in reality.

Hell, even ****ing lawyers have no clue how the system should work, even worst, if the citizens don't know **** about their rights, decent cops, judges and lawyers cannot clean up their own house because they lack support from the very citizens they are supposed to serve.

Grim, but not hopeless.

Any thoughts?

05-26-2012, 04:00 AM	#1
Gometesstem Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 505 Senior Member	How can the average man or woman begin to push back government abuse? How can the average man or woman begin to push back government abuse? I am giving this question very serious thought, and the answer I keep coming up with seems very simple: -publicity! Corrupt people hate publicity, they hate it when people find out their scams. But then in the age of the internet, why aren't more people taking action? Well, it seems to me so far, by empirical evidence, that most people have no clue what their rights are. Go ahead an ask a few people, how does the process work if they are arrested, 999 out of 1000 cannot tell you how the process should work or how does it work in reality. Hell, even **ing lawyers have no clue how the system should work, even worst, if the citizens don't know ** about their rights, decent cops, judges and lawyers cannot clean up their own house because they lack support from the very citizens they are supposed to serve. Grim, but not hopeless. Any thoughts?
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