Young Americans have also seen first hand the weaponization of corporate power over the lives of their parents, and as they look deeper will find that medical and health care have been co-opted by radically socialized government policies. The cold-blooded disregard for corporate employees, combined with coercive controls drawn from government policies that promote the supremacy of ‘experimental drugs’ over the rights of free agency in matters of personal, as well as public health have become powerful examples of what totalitarian regimes are. Many within this age group are so accustomed to the intensified social engineering of the new century that they are only now showing their true disgust with the way our ‘betters’ have planned their lives. Their eyes are finally seeing
Young Americans have also seen first hand the weaponization of corporate power over the lives of their parents, and as they look deeper will find that medical and health care have been co-opted by radically socialized government policies. The cold-blooded disregard for corporate employees, combined with coercive controls drawn from government policies that promote the supremacy of ‘experimental drugs’ over the rights of free agency in matters of personal, as well as public health have become powerful examples of what totalitarian regimes are. Many within this age group are so accustomed to the intensified social engineering of the new century that they are only now showing their true disgust with the way our ‘betters’ have planned their lives. Their eyes are finally seeing