DNC CALLING FOR DESTRUCTION OF THE UNITED STATES

If you are following the DNC Convention you are listening to them call for the destruction of the United States. The Democrats are promoting policies that always inevitably destroy nations. The Democrats are promoting policies that destroy individual initiative, that destroy innovation, that destroy effort, and that destroy individualism. This scenario has played out the same throughout history. A nation begins and the government is very limited. Individualism is encouraged.
As the country grows and prospers, the government grows. A bureaucracy is created, and mediocre people are elected, people who cannot compete and have a desire to harm those who achieve. Laws are passed in the name of protecting the people, but the result is that it gives a means for mediocre individuals to get their revenge against the achievers. More and more laws are passed. More and more regulations are passed. Achievement becomes more and more difficult until it becomes impossible. Prices are increased because of the laws and regulations. The price increases are blamed on the achiever and not the real culprit, the government.
Here is an example. This is the government at work. The DNC wants more of this. They claim it is for our protection.  Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch highlighted an example from his new book about how having hundreds of thousands of federal laws on the books harms average Americans who have no idea that the laws even exist.
Gorsuch told a story from his book about John and Sandra Yates, a married couple who were high school sweethearts that moved to Florida so John could pursue his passion of wanting to be a fisherman.
“He worked his way up from deckhand to becoming captain of his own crew,” Gorsuch said. “And he’s out one day and an agent comes up and says, I would like to measure your fish. I’m not sure they’re all the right size. They had to be at least 20 inches. He spends the whole day measuring thousands of pounds of red grouper and decides 72 are undersized. He says, put them in a crate and I’ll deal with you when you get back to dock.”
“A few days later, he does. He measures them again, but this time only 69 are undersized,” he continued. “Now John’s expecting a citation or something and if that’s the way it goes, that’ll be fine. But he hears nothing from the government for three years until one day agents surround his house. They charge him with violating the Sarbanes-Oxley Act which was adopted after the Enron financial accounting scandal.”
“Now, the statute says if you destroy, intentionally, accounting records, documents, things like that, or other tangible objects, you’re guilty,” he continued. “The government’s theory in the case, apparently, was that he intentionally threw overboard 72 red grouper, tangible objects, and replaced them with 69 still undersized fish. Now, John thought that was about the silliest thing he ever heard, but he was found guilty by a jury, appealed and lost, spent Christmas in jail. And he was ready to give up. But Sandra, his wife, said, no, you got to appeal this because this is just wrong. Brought it all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States and won, 5 to 4. Sandra was angry that she didn’t get more votes.”
Gorsuch noted that a Harvard law professor that he cited in his book estimates that the average American commits three felonies a day because of how many laws exist.