We have an opportunity to present a different view on the role of government.

At least we get to ask the question.

It only comes rarely in history.

Like the founders of the country, our founding fathers and forefathers certainly ask the question

or they wouldn't have done what they did.

They said, well, is the proper role of government what the British thinks is a proper role of government?

And they come down and they said, no, they didn't like the British.

So they said, we will declare our independence and we will be willing to fight for it.

And they did it and they wrote a guideline for us called the Constitution.

A relatively good document.

But something that is totally unobserved, I believe, in this century, especially here in the last several decades,

and has gotten a lot worse.

This means it has to be done through persuasion.

If you want changes, it cannot be done with coercion and violence.

It means we have a free market system of money.

But it means that we define very clearly whose life it really is.

It is our life.

Our life comes to us in a very natural way.

It doesn't come from government.

Since it is our life, it's our liberty.

It is also our obligation to take care of our lives and our liberty.

And we should have the right and the obligation and we should have the obligation to work.

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