Government is not content with normality

Let us share another guest editorial by Bob Malone. Comments in brackets and below. Please, provide your thoughts!

Frankly, “they” [governments and “progressives’] need both parents out of the house and extended family [both physical and spiritual] severed from the daily lives of nuclear families. This is by design. Industrialized societies rely on and promote a workforce that is willing and able to relocate, both geographically and socially, to adapt to the constantly changing demands of technology, the market, and the broader economy.

This mobility is considered crucial for economic resilience, innovation, and ongoing growth. In industrial societies, more functions such as childcare, elder care, and education shift from the extended family to the state, and the nuclear family becomes increasingly isolated from their extended family. [Frequently this is instigated and enforced by courts and agencies which supposedly “serve” the families and “protect” children. One more set of lies.]

This transition is central to the organization of modern [so-called], industrialized societies and is a key reason why family structures have changed so markedly during and after industrialization.

This is partly why the nation state values higher education. A college education, where children move away from their childhood homes, breaks family bonds. This creates a workforce willing to move for career opportunities, permanently breaking the bonds of both nuclear and extended families.

Research on the migration patterns of college-educated youth in the United States shows that a significant number do not return to the regions where they grew up after earning their degrees.

This also leads societies to rely more on science than religion for guidance. When youth break family bonds, they also weaken their ties to local churches, as they head off to college. Over time, the church and religion decrease in societal importance.

Consider what this means for the family and traditional values.

And for liberty. Dr. Malone is right in many things. From the times of Plato’s Republic and the Spartan State to today, we have seen the objective of our “betters” who want to rule over us. Even those who love liberty but do not believe in the Creator understand that freedom of belief is an essential for human liberty. And ultimately, for human survival. The sort of madness that we see in the decadent tyrannies found in ancient Egypt, China, Persia, and later Rome and right up to the National Socialists, Emperor-worshippers, and Communists of the 20th and 21st Centuries? Chaos, destruction, ultimately collapse.

We see the signs all around us. But we’ve had writers – fiction writers – warn us of that for generations: the decay (rapid or slow) of families, of societies, and of cultures and economies. We also know that the madness of the people who plot and plan and promote (and act) to do these things is far more than the common madness. Sociopathic? Psychopathic? Far beyond the average run of the mill insane person.

So what Malone postulates is verified almost daily: not just the “odd nut case” who goes out into the woods and murders a young couple in front of their children. Not the MD who enjoys his predastory and pedaphilic “recreation” on a few children, but goes out and procures more to share and corrupt his acquaintances. And the madness certainly grows with time – not just as a factor of time but because those who behave and teach perverted ways need more and more to thrill and sate them. And actively recruit those who will become even more mad than they are.

But the Crazy Years don’t start with a sudden outburst of madness. They appear and develop slowly. It is usually the end of those times that is sudden. And deadly. And destructive.

Are we nearing that time?

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Source: https://freedombunker.com/2025/08/01/government-is-not-content-with-normality/