But for you to suggest I disgust you while you do not even know me could indicates your inability to understand evidence; let me try anyway. The slave did not have to be tied up at night with chains because “mentality” he had accepted his position as a slave. You had individuals on the plantation who fought back and resisted. They burned the fields, killed the animals, attacked the owners, escaped the plantation and helped others do the same. They were the ones Master had to hunt down, they were the ones needing the chains and the whips. They were never slaves mentality, they founded the Underground Railroad, they learned to read and write, they taught their children to seek freedom.

My comments were meant to encourage the “prisoners” to continue to seek a way out off the plantation. The plantation managers (and you see them all around you today) only want you to be safe, fed and housed on the plantation. This is the topic of my second book “The Rope!” the difference between a prisoner and a slave. My first book, “It’s ok to Leave the Plantation” explores the modern day plantation and I encourage you to get a copy and find out what I think before I disguse you. Then you will have enough evidence to be disgusted by me. I then wrote two other books to build up the person “Diamond in the Rough” and then “Polishing the Diamond in the Rough” and early next year I will release the final book bringing the entire story home, “The Science of Motivation”. I encourage you to seek the knowledge and advice within. http://www.MasonWeaver.com

Of course the physical condition of slavery was not a choice no more than a person being abused today chooses to be in that state. I allowed your comments on this blog so I could respond to others seeking an explanation. I pray that you seek answers to your questions before you get disgusted, it will make life a lot less stressful. Take care C. Mason Weaver for Congress! http://www.CMasonWeaverforCongress.com

Immigration Reform.

All illegal aliens would have to be sponsored by their employer, during a time sensitive window of opportunity. All sponsored aliens would then be identified, fingerprinted and pending a background check, issued a social security number, a state and/or federal I.D., and immediately placed on the tax roll. They would be eligible to test for a drivers license which would require liability insurance and after the expiration of a 5 (or more) year probationary period would become eligible for citizenship. Anytime an employer revokes his sponsorship for any valid reason, the affected person would have two weeks to locate another sponsor or would have to report to immigration authorities who could allow them a limited time to find another sponsor (depending on their work history and background check) or deport them. The employer would be exonerated from any prosecution or penalties pertaining to prior association for this program to be implemented. After the initiation of this program, laws could be vigorously enforced with severe penalties in regard to the hiring of illegal aliens. For the rule of supply and demand to balance, immigration laws would have to allow enough immigrants to legally enter the country to work the jobs where historically the employers have to rely on immigrant labor.
This would significantly reduce the cost of patrolling our borders.

Drug Reform.

We can eliminate the drug cartels immediately by permitting the sale of nonconforming, illicit or recreational drugs by licensed retail outlets at a next to nothing price, making it legal to purchase the drugs but illegal to take them. The same penalties would still apply for the illegal sale, possession or transportation of drugs without a receipt from an authorized outlet. Taking the profit out of the drug business would have the post prohibition effect on the cartels as it did on the bootleggers. The money we currently spend on fighting the drug wars could be spent on education, rehabilitation and research on drugs. We could implement a 3 strikes and your out policy on illegal use of drugs, placing violators in rehab and detention for a period. The outlets, manufactures and/or distributors of the drugs could not advertise or promote the drugs nor be liable for the effects of the illicit drugs.
This radical change would end the drug war as we know it and significantly reduce drug related crimes. With the low cost of drugs, there would be less robberies, burglaries, thefts and murders committed by those who need the money to support their expensive habits. We would eventually have to deal with these junkies but only for rehab and not for more violent crimes if the cost of illicit drugs were extremely low by being made available through licensed outlets. The quality of the drugs could be monitored as well.

Bob

Keep up the good work Mason – this country needs you to help restore our freedom!

I fully support your bid for Congress and offer any support you can use to get there. We need more clear thinkers and charismatic personalities that will win back our society for freedom and the princicples this great nation was founded on.

I look forward to hearing from you.