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Time to FIRE Thune!!!

The COVID SCAMDEMIC proved beyond a shadow of doubt that there are many Americans who simply are not fit to live in a free society. They choose bondage and obedience over Liberty and self-determination.

It's really not difficult to understand why. The American People have been conditioned to crave subjection to an all powerful government. They ask of their government everything that was necessary from the slave owners of the past.

The slave owners were responsible for providing food, shelter, jobs and healthcare for their property. Today the average American demands these same things from the government. They believe that these things are their rights. In other words they demanded from the government the very things necessary for slave ownership. It is no wonder that those within the government would consider those outside the government to be property.

My question is, and please understand that this is a legitimate question, what is to be done with the human beings that are no longer fit for freedom? When a people crave the bondage of slavery, even when done in ignorance, what is to be done with such people? Can you give them what they want? Morally?

The conditioning that created these cravings is pretty well set in. I'm not convinced that this conditioning can be undone. There will be some who argue with me that the things The American People are demanding are in fact a human right, and a necessary function of a legitimate government. These people are the very people of whom I write. They are so conditioned that the very idea of Liberty and self-determination are to be argued against. Should you be one if these people let's pretend that you won the argument and you can jump right to the part where you tell me what it is that you think would make your life better? What can I do to accommodate you and make your life better?

To the rational people who desire Freedom and Liberty and understand the responsibility that comes with such: What do we do with the people who desire no such thing? What do we, as a society, do with the people who crave subjection/bondage/surftitute/ slavery? What is to be done with the people who are no longer fit for Freedom? The people who claim slavery is a right and they demand to be the slaves?

To the reader that hasn't reached this level of understanding, but thinks we can all just get along: How does one who desires Liberty coexist with one who desires bondage? Especially when the one that desires bondage will use the force of government to make everyone a slave, just as they desire to be? How do you have a functioning government that makes a distinction between those who desire Freedom and those who desire Bondage?

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Walter Theodore "Sonny" Rollins (September 7, 1930 – May 25, 2026)

Born in 1930 in New York to parents from the Virgin Islands, Rollins began playing alto saxophone around age eight. He also played piano, and at age 16, picked up the tenor saxophone after being inspired by Coleman Hawkins. He began performing professionally after graduating from high school in 1948, playing with the likes of Bud Powell and Roy Haynes.

In the 1950s, he began releasing albums at a steady clip, first as a sideman to Miles Davis before delivering a series of records as a bandleader, including Work Time, Tenor Madness and his celebrated 1956 album Saxophone Colossus. He took hiatuses from music in 1959 and 1966, but always eventually came back to making music. His last album was 2006’s Sonny, Please.

He received a Lifetime Achievement Award Grammy in 2004, and is a National Medal of Arts honoree and a Kennedy Center Honoree, in addition to having received honorary doctorates from six universities, including Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory of Music.

Mr. Rollins retired from performing in 2014 due to respiratory issues from pulmonary fibrosis, and in 2017, he donated his archives to the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.