How do we take back power from the administrative state?
How do we take back power from the administrative state?
Hudson Davis
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Tyler Ward
Train all races to hate jews and whites to unify with colored god fearing men and woman and their you go, it's honestly that easy.
Joshua Butler
What is the supreme authority from which all authority is derived?
Nolan Allen
How many of you guys think this "person " is mentally ill and should not be serving in the U.S. government ? I'm fuckin' embarrassed .
Cameron Parker
That’s a man.
Michael Walker
In America, it would be the constitution although traditionally, authority comes from above.
Aaron Thompson
bbbbbwaaaaaagggggg
John Sullivan
Act independently without regard to the administrative state.
Buttress your position in your local community and help your local fellows to form real bonds that aren't bound by laws.
Mutual concerns and respect are the basis for a functional society, even if that's just the "little society" starting at your own home, which then encompasses your own neighborhood and town.
I would advocate relocation if you find yourself in a major urban center.
A return to a more provincial style of life with stronger community bonds weakens the sway of a centralized government over you because more aspects of your life are covered by local self-sustainment.
Don't forget that the current model of the advanced urban city cannot operate without the resources provided by the areas controlled by rural communities.
In other words, cities are parasites of the countryside, and cities are a framework of control and power over you by the administrative state if only because more aspects necessary for life must be provided for by the state vs. the self-sustainability of a strong local community.
Stop obeying unjust laws. Governance begins with you, not the government.
Many things in the modern world only have any sway over you if you allow them to, such as social media and tech. You need to deliberately refuse usage of such avenues of control.
The state is not omnipresent or omnipotent.
The social contract is null and void in essentially every single country that comprises the Western world, as per the actions of the governments.
It is both a moral and pragmatic act to ignore the law in the case of overreaching tyranny.
TLDR: You must build your life around depriving the state of any avenue of power they might have over you. This may require drastic changes in one's expectations and framework of daily habits.
People who band together by choice will find they have much more power than they might expect.
Charles Smith
Not what I was expecting but very based nonetheless. What you advocate works if you no longer wish to not be reliant on the administrative state although it does not work we effectively if they administrative state is depriving individuals of liberty and stealing what is theirs.
Chase Phillips
Difficult to enforce the law if your officer-representative of the state is waylaid by locals any time they attempt to physically enter said locality.
Gotta remember your Bushranger heritage
We have the luxury of county sheriffs in the USA, I doubt there is such a thing in AUS since you are a unitary state.
Rural law enforcement will simply not enforce the law if they deem it to be bullshit, which happens when the community thinks its bullshit.
Simply put: Aussies who aren't already dead on the inside must take a much more belligerent stance towards the state. Both actively and passively.
Noncompliance and community solidarity do wonders to blunt the authority of would-be tyrants.
This doesn't always mean hostility, but it does include the use of violence if necessary.
Make no mistake. The AUS government is merely an illusion. They are globohomo and somebody else holds their leash at the end of it all.
They have already sold vast swathes of the country to foreigners, the Port Arthur mass-shooting was an obvious lie orchestrated by the govt. to disarm you, and your political class is openly malevolent and treasonous.
What do you have to lose by not participating in such a charade?
They've already amply demonstrated that they do not care about killing Australians themselves if it will get them what they want.
Obeying is just making the job easier for them.
They know what they are doing.