Sleep Deprivation.
*Trigger Warning* I do not promote nor glorify any kind of self-injury. Thieves get rich, Saints get shot.

National Defense Authorization Act

History, as we all know, tends to repeat itself. And I’m addressing to this today because of the whole NDAA situation that’s been going on. This, at least in my opinion, looks way too familiar. I can’t help but to be reminded of Animal Farm a.k.a The Russian Revolution and how Stalin was “a man of the people” and how he presented himself as a good man and a heroe; he managed to get people to love and worship him, even after his death. I mention this because, while being completely different to Stalin, Obama (and the people behind him) did the exact same thing. All of this also makes me think of the Nazis in the sense of, well, controlling their citizens from brainwashing them to ridding them of free speech to killing suspects of opponent parties, and every other imaginable way. Let me remind you, the Nazis did not get to power because most Germans joined their party (which they didn’t until it was an obligation in order to survive) but thanks to accommodations, relationships and situations Hitler put himself in (same thing with Stalin, in a certain degree). What I mean is, it took the Nazis a few exhausting years before they were mindlessly controlling absolutely everything and everyone in Germany. And I think that that’s what most of the “1%” (the ones who actually run the country, have the world’s economy in their hands, etc) are trying to achieve. They are secretly building an empire. But, just like the Nazis, that’s not where they’re planning on stopping. What do greedy and powerful and bad people want? More power, more money, more profit for themselves. So if they indeed manage to control every US of A citizen, why the hell would they stop there?
I think they have gone too far, and will keep going, and won’t stop… unless we stop them. And one of the ways to do so is by using the Internet (while we still can) to spread the word.

"A sacrificial slaughtering to fill
The pockets of the weak
An artificial enemy
Are we so easily deceived?"

Survivor Guilt by Rise Against.

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