Freedom in the Context of Public Campaign Financing

     Here is a use of the word "freedom" in the effort to get Public Campaign Financing talked about. In this context the concept of freedom was foremost first in conversation on a thread that had a collage image, where I originally wrote this. So, it was not a use of hyperbole with bias while using that word. It was an opportunity to bring up Public Campaign Financing, and it's strong relationship to the concept of protecting freedom from corporate control over our lives and our government.

     

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    If you want to prevent the further corporate control over Americans' lives you should investigate what money is doing to the best-known tool for the process of gaining and keeping freedom: what money is doing to democracy. If you look for relationships to your life while you are investigating you may reach the conclusion; That the single best answer at this time to protect your freedom and keeping corporate control of our nation "at bay" from that incursion, may be to create and pass Public Campaign Financing in full, for every elected office, from now on.  

    You may realize this should be a priority as important as completing a new constitutional amendment, number 28 and it should be honestly and correctly called Public Campaign Financing.  

    You may realize that whole concept of freedom is more frequently and more loudly fought for due to the control and equal value of the one-person-one-vote. The primary manner we were supposed to have  representation. 

    If you support this well known and tested methodology called Public Campaign Financing through to its inception, you may then find that it has become the best tool for use in any large and small government that is allowing it's citizens to participate in its future.  

    You may come to the Epiphany that this is how it was supposed to be all along.  

James G. Mason, March 2015.  

Your Social Networking Behavior is Tantalising Knowledge that Employers or Colleges Will Find Irresistible

It's very true: This US government feels strongly that they have a homeland security interest in seeing our private lives. Now it's very clear that the private industries are using those digital lives as tests of possible merit to prejudge prospective students, employees, contractors and the imagination goes on from there. You may not get into that school if your profile is "questionable."

On the Huffington Post today, March, 3, 2015, a story is revealing what could have been predicted by an online behavioral analyst beginning some time ago. The future is arriving very quickly!

Regarding: Facebook Passwords Of Applicants Demanded By Colleges, Government Agencies Please return! 

 
     Booo FaceBook! Not reasonable. Publishing under attack in the twenty-first century. What's old is what's new again as society again fails to recognize the repetition of history's mistakes as we gain access to the ability to write more. 

    But, we all must consider that all of our digital presences on all of these commercial for profit social networks today is tantalizing knowledge to an institution we may need in our lives. Government is one of those institutions that we have some control over, if we can turn out to participate and protect ourselves. 

    That knowledge is like holding water in front of a dehydrated animal and so it is incredibly seductive for purposes of managed quality control and the unstoppable urge to make your institution successful. 

    That your social networking accounts can strongly reveal the quality of human you will make and your behavioral predictability can be critically examined, is but a sad truth we should all get used to. 

Copyright Reserved: James G. Mason, March, 2015 

12:00 pm -5

Related exterior links: 

July, 2013: Microsoft Cooperated with the NSA: Sample: "The NSA allegedly listened in on numerous video calls made via Skype, which Microsoft bought two years ago. And Microsoft also worked with the FBI this year to give the NSA easier access to its cloud storage service SkyDrive, which has more than 250 million users worldwide, according to the Guardian's report, published Thursday." 

 Google quirie images and links "privacy." 

  

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