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Militarized Police Enforce Occupy Evictions: "Our" Soldiers Killing and Dying to Protect and Promote What, Again?
 
False Propaganda: The Fallen Soldiers of U.S. Wars Sacrificed Themselves for Our Freedoms
by Phil Rockstroh
For days now, we have endured demonstrably false propaganda that the fallen soldiers of U.S. wars sacrificed their lives for "our freedoms."
 
Yet, as that noxious nonsense still lingers in the air, militarized police invade OWS sites in numerous cities, and, as the witless clowns of the corporate media state the events, "evict the demonstrators".
 
U.S soldiers died protecting what and who again?
 
The U.S. military and the police exist to protect the 1%. At this point, the ideal of freedom can only be carried by those willing to resist cops and soldiers. There have been many who have struggled and often died for freedom--but they don't wear uniforms issued by governments.
 
Freedom rises despite cops and soldiers not because of them. And that is exactly why those who despise freedom propagate military hagiography and fetishize those wearing uniforms--so they can give the idea of liberty lip service as all the while they order it crushed.
 
When anyone tells you that dead soldiers and veterans died for your freedom, it is your duty to occupy reality and inform them of just how mistaken they are. And if you truly cherish the concepts of freedom and liberty, you just might be called on to face mindless arrays of fascist cops and lose your freedom, for a time, going to jail, so others might, at some point, gain their freedom.
 
 
 

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