Purity in Anger
Sam Aurelius Milam III
I'm
tired of listening to people advise us that we should let go of our anger,
that it isn't doing us any good, and that it's actually harmful.
Such advice only makes me angry.
Actually,
I'm angry about a lot of things. I'm angry about the Trail of Tears.
I'm angry about the massacres at Sand Creek and at Wounded Knee.
I'm angry about all of those broken treaties. I'm angry about the
FBI and the BATF. I'm angry about the murders at Ruby Ridge and at
the Mt. Carmel Center. I'm angry that people believe that the Pentagon
was hit by an airplane. I'm angry that the government schools have
so thoroughly brainwashed the children. I'm angry that the parents
have so mindlessly assisted in the brainwashing. I'm angry that Scott
Waddle got so little punishment for sinking the Ehime Maru. He should
be rotting in prison. I'm angry that Janet Reno, Lon Horiuchi, and
Louis Freeh aren't rotting there with him. I'm angry that the news
services are such stooges and mouthpieces for the government, and that
people don't notice. I'm angry that America's Funniest Home Videos
blurs the views of baby's butts. I'm angry that the various documentaries
blur the views of sex organs in depictions of Neanderthals or other human
subspecies. I'm angry that the evangelistic Christians have promoted
such puritanical nonsense and that the networks have submitted to it.
I'm angry that people are too stupid to know the difference between sin
and crime. I'm angry about forced obsolescence and that people so
mindlessly participate in it. I'm angry about the arrogance, the
hypocrisy, and the unpunished acts of perjury and fraud of the DA's thugs
in Santa Clara County, California, by which they stole my house.
I'm angry that I've spent so many years trying to restore liberty on this
continent, and lost so much in the effort, and that things are immeasurably
worse now than they were when I started. I'm angry that, after more
than 17 years of publishing this newsletter, the value of my work still
hasn't been generally recognized. I'm angry that nobody else is trying
to challenge and defeat the jurisdiction of the police state. I'm
angry about the banks, and the thieves who run them. I'm angry about
the airlines, and the thugs who restrict access to them. I'm angry
that the United States is a fascist police state and that nobody seems
to notice. I'm angry about carpet bombing. I'm angry about
the cops and the prisons. I'm angry about giving Social Security
numbers to babies. I'm angry that people keep voting, thereby legitimizing
the police state. I'm angry that people don't understand jurisdiction,
sovereignty, liberty, or social contract. I'm angry about the lost
dream of liberty. I'm angry that people don't even care.
Sacrifice
might be demanded of the individual, but never compromise: for though
only the society can give security and stability, only the individual,
the person, has the power of moral choice.
from The Dispossessed
by Ursula K. LeGuin
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Here's
a guiding thought. Sacrifice, but never compromise. Letting
go of your anger is a form of compromise, and of surrender. Ignore
the people who advise it. Their advice plays right into the hands
of the government thugs, who don't like to deal with angry, free men.
I've
been angry for at least 25 years, maybe longer. I intend to stay
that way. My anger isn't doing me any harm. Indeed, it's useful.
It's a source of strength. It motivates me. It keeps me pure.
When
your heart is truly pure, you really do have the strength of ten.
And further, while it is best to have your heart pure with God's love,
pure anything will do. Pure honor or pure greed. Pure hate
or even pure evil. It is only the contradictions and inner conflicts
that weaken a man.
from The Cross-Time Engineer
by Leo Frankowski
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Purity
is a good thing. Anger is a good thing. As a source of strength,
pure anger will do as well as pure anything else.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
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