Is the Militia movement right to be anti federal government? - Yes it is!

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SonOfElliotRodger
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This is because the federal government has routinely failed to provide for and care for the needs of people. It excessively interferes in the lives of all individuals, wants to take control of state owned and locally owned land. Charges too much in taxes, causes inflation and high prices and only cares about fattening its pockets.

It wants to deprive the people of all rights and liberties only to favor its own agenda.
 

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SonOfElliotRodger wrote: 20 Jul 2026, 09:57 This is because the federal government has routinely failed to provide for and care for the needs of people. It excessively interferes in the lives of all individuals, wants to take control of state owned and locally owned land. Charges too much in taxes, causes inflation and high prices and only cares about fattening its pockets.

It wants to deprive the people of all rights and liberties only to favor its own agenda.
The government is useless. My politics are we should have bare minimum government to pay for roads, the military etc. other that it should be less taxes, less red tape, rules, regulations etc. that’s how you have an efficient government and a free nation. Too much government power always inevitably leads to corruption. The power should be in the hands of the people not corrupt bureaucrats.

They said in the ancient society of Tartaria, there was free Nick Tesla energy and free housing, abundance of resources for all etc. idk wtf is going on but shit is crazy how you can work full time minimum wage and still not be able to afford rent on the shittiest 1 bedroom shack in the ghetto…
 

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