Big Brother, Live

We have a whole new generation of sheep coming out of Amerika’s schools these days. Most students have been placid and pliable over the last half a century, but it has gotten to the point that they would rather give up all personal privacy, their very inalienable rights for that matter, in order to feel safe. My guess is that they couldn’t list their actual rights if they were pressed to, let alone understand their importance to a free society.

The latest test bed of managing the herd comes from New Jersey, where at least one school now has complete camera surveillance, fed live to the police, during all school activity. Big Brother is watching you, watching Telescreen. Only this isn’t a joke.

“I would want the police to be there right away if something happened to our school. Especially with all these bomb scares happening now, I know the high school had a couple,” says one student.

I’ve got news for you little lamb, the police won’t be there. They’ll see it happen, but they won’t be there. They’ll be hanging around outside, waddling their fat asses around sheltered barriers, while they wait to see what happens. Just like they did at Columbine. Just like they did at Virginia Tech. You see, they want to go home to their families and they can’t do that if they risk their lives for you. “To serve and protect” is just a motto. You cannot hold the police responsible for failing to protect you. The Supreme Court has ruled that unanimously in over fourteen cases to date. You’re on your own, whether you realize it or not.

Anyone who believes that having the police monitor your every move somehow makes you safer, is living in a dream world. The best it provides is the ability to gather evidence against the people that killed you. In the meantime you’re living your life as a lab rat, confined, controlled and monitored.

Don’t bother making a fuss about it. Take your Ritilan and shut up.