Government As Parent: Mental Illness Of LawPhase OneUnity Consciousness #1366

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(Part 9jd of 11)

Now we can use the information from the previous message and consider the story of Emily Weinman, as a basis for broad understanding.

Basically, Emily is a 20 year old white girl at the beach and most likely drinking alcohol, minding her own business, chilling, not being disruptive, when two white male cops interrogate her for suspicion of underage drinking because that's the law and that's their job, and we all want to do a good job don't we, no matter what the job is.

Before we go further, we should read the link above and then go through the first four sides of the story as outlined in the previous message.

Then hopefully, we can be the fifth person and fifth side of the story to consolidate information and make good sense of it.

1. What we can see already is that sickness is not a respecter of persons; therefore the sickness in your culture is coming for you and already has you in its grasp. Haven't you heard that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere?

2. Why should society be the parent of a 20 year old who has the right to vote and be emancipated, from their biological parents and also has the right to enter into legal agreements? Why does a person with these rights still need the government's permission to drink alcohol?

3. Because the society (culture) has mental illness, the cop outs also have mental illness, self-esteem issues, self-control issues, power issues and quota issues that drive them to feel the need to write up reports to justify their jobs and government and state grant money. See, look what I did today, I infringed upon the rights of xx people because it's the law.

4. If you, the government, want to be responsible for making decisions for me then you should be responsible for taking care of me.

5. Yet, what does the government do? They take money from people so that anyone making money ends up taking care of the government, including 20 year olds.

6. The government allows me to get married at 20 but not drink. I can have a baby, but not drink. I eat all manner of poison food, but not drink alcohol. If I have the money, I can buy a house, but if I have the money, I can't by alcohol. I can even give my child toxins and not get arrested for it. Instead I get applauded for giving my child vaccines.

7. At 20 years old in America, I can't drink alcohol but I can take Benadryl, Formula 44, Robitussin and other over-the-counter medications which contain alcohol.

8. If you are under the legal drinking age in your country, put your alcohol in a bottle of over-the-counter medicine that contains alcohol.

9. In no way am I advocating alcohol use, but I am against parenting of people by the government, thus infringing upon my rights any way you like.

10. Emily wasn't doing anything wrong. Anything that happened after the cops started bothering her is the cops fault. Everything that created the conditions for those cops to do what they did, well that's the society's fault. Mental illness produces Stockholm's Syndrome so that we know most people whose inherent rights are infringed upon will defend the infringer, so it is certain Emily, will remain a defender of American culture as long as it does not make her aware of all the ways in which she suffers from illusions of freedom without, that create delusions of freedom within.

11. Where do these government-as-parent notions come from? The religion of the culture. I am tired of the God who blesses societies.

12. Every person has the right to break away from one or more ideologies of their parents without being disrespectful. However, try to break away from the government as parent and that government will seek to whoop your ass for the rest of your life for not doing what they say. It's already set up in the law.

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