December 11, 2006

Although Mike Adams is not really a libertarian (but he gets closer with each month), his recent column is worth sharing with Libertarians and those you want to see move in the direction of liberty, as we near Bill of Rights Day and Christmas.

He does indeed point out one of the best ways to convert someone from liberalism (that is, the modern poor excuse or liberalism that is really authoritarian but claims to be politically correct) to at least middle-of-the-road (Nolan Chart) if not much closer to the top: give them a gift of love and life – a gift that may indeed save their life or that of a friend or loved one, and that will show them that the hoploclasts and hoplophobes are wrong in every way. And your gift will be a gift that produces not just a better person, but a better society, one person at a time.

To that end, I give you “The Christmas Gun Song” – inspired by the Christmas classic and Professor Mike Adams, champion of our right to defend ourselves. Feel free to include it on a card with the gift-certificate telling them that you’ll go downtown with them and plunk down some money so that they can get a gun to protect themselves and others. I know that might be a lot of money, but just how much is a friend worth, anyhow?

Chestnuts roasting as we open fire,

Jack boots falling to the ground,

Patriots, with their eyes all aglow,

Are hitting home with every round.

Everybody knows, that freedom takes a lot of work,

if we want just our liberty,

We must fight and not just on a whim,

For Liberty just isn’t free.

We know that thugs and goons are in our way,

With lots of reasons why we all should be slaves,

But every mother’s child is gonna say,

You can’t fool us again, we’ll put you in your graves.

And so we’re offering this simple gift,

To kids clear up to ninety-two,

Although it’s been bad,

Many years, many ways,

Here’s freedom (and a gun), for you!

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