Who are we?

               Throughout human history, we have been held captive by those of greater influence. We all inherit a culture of history that was here before us. Actions our ancestors performed before our time here. The great challenge for all of us, is to find ourselves, and live sustainably without the threat of losing it all. But how much is necessary to lose, for future gain? Should we give up our freedom for something that will watch over us. Who's to say whatever it is that watches over us has the same ambitions, and incentives as us. Also what does us mean? Do I not have different aspirations than my neighbor? Many who are born, are cared for by their parents. The combination of two adults working together to give not only a life for their child, but opportunity as well. Passing on good values, which can be measured by self maintained practice and prosperous longevity. But as of now the statistics for two parent houses are declining. The family is now at threat of something greater than we know.

                There is a problem, with our current world. Self maintained practice does not work hand and hand with collectivism, more importantly it does not work with government. The problem lies in individuality and the enormous contrast it has with cultured minds. The impossibility of "representation" through democratic outreach which rely on majorities, and excludes minorities. Democratic leadership seems to fail it's population based on it's need to please only the masses, but brags of exceptional progress in comparison to that of other forms of government. But just as other governments maintain themselves, there is very little difference in their dependence. Such as Conscription, Taxation, and mass propaganda. They create hostilities with those of other regions, absorb us in tremendous debt to which the unborn will be responsible for. The sad reality is that  many people within their own areas have the mentality that they are right and the people in the next country are wrong, different, or unorthodox in some form or another.

               There is still hope for us, as a species. We need to first identify the chains which hold us, before we can break free from the prison we once before held as a normality. Once we understand that what we are in, really is a matrix scenario. Embrace yourself as an individual and not just an "American" or "Canadian". Are those terms tangible? Look at what it is that takes from your individuality, what it is you want to do in life, and the obstacles ahead, and where those obstacles come from. Because you are born geographically somewhere doesn't mean you are something special. Just as Harriet Tubman is quoted as saying, "I freed a thousand slaves, I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves." A good personal assignment for those who have read thus far should be to question the morality behind all actions performed by your government. You may find the answer, Cold, but uncomfortably different then that of what you were told.