Amerika's decline in liberty and freedoms?

American Pitchfork Manifesto: Tipping Point on the Road to Amarabia?

A Fictional Retrospective From the Great Beyond

By Pitchfork © 2009-2010
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Freely quote with attribution

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Brief excerpts from the essay's Part 3: What Would Have Made For The Tipping Point Of Amerika's Decline In Liberty And Freedoms?

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Whatever, there must be a majority resonance of anguish and agony beyond resentment and restraint – a sickened, visceral sense of insufferable evil in the house.  Slow, surreal, slip-slide socialism would have taken a long time to recognize on the big stage for its evil manner.
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Government’s repression of individual prosperity by repression of individual opportunity had ever been a tough pill to swallow whole, especially for those who’ve been there, done that more freely; the governing have been despised, demoted, defamed, deposed, deported, and dead for lesser evils.
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Three matters could have come to mind to have hastened the days of reckoning – godless leadership, bent rules of law and order, something really big and likelier sudden and maybe horrendous.  This ‘really big’ thing points to the reactivity; itself, it could have been all but insignificant, even contextual.  It focused deeply-seated discontents. 
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There could have come a time when losing freedoms shaded to too many freedoms lost.  There could have come a moment when submission slithered into servility; it would have been an in-your-belly thing.  There could have hung before the mind’s eye memorable imprints of the America you knew, the American Way and, having looked around, this wasn’t it. 
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This would have been about a fundamental uncertainty – Whose money was it, anyway?
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And desperate governance?  This was about the dark side of the death star of the governing’s forceful domination – alluded to or acted out – in any form.  The commonweal and the buck-sucking vote vultures were on divergent courses.
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Pitchfork had wondered about whether dollar creditors, especially the Chinese, had more to have won than lost by having gone hungry for dollars.
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The naked Emperor would have been a special case, now wouldn’t it?
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And then there could have been a cornucopia of corruptions – the shocking pink of rabid socialism; disregarded U.S. Constitution and rule of law; raw power forced; having played from the deck of cards – the Muslim card, the weakness card, the jobs card, the Harvard card, the Israel-to-the-wolves card, the Bush card, the glories of gubmint card, the pain-and-perish pill card, the Hector-at-the-ramparts card, another card, and another card, and another; beyond even unpopular pall, lower than legislatures lurked and languished; and before judges with stones, if they could have ruled rightly and not rolled-over, to sort law.
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If it had been only about the economics, it’d have taken a while – a few years at least.
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The problem had been majorly with politicians – The Framers’ standards for whom of virtue, morality, and so forth had set a bar too high for Socialists’ liking, loving, and living, which accounted for most of ‘em in governance the higher up Pitchfork looked. The problem had also been bigtime with the scope and size of purloined power and money mountains at hand.

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