Why I drive the Speed Limit
We are at war with communism. I don’t mean “We” as in the notion of a people or a country. Because such groups of people are already formed as commune’s and thus, are in effect variants of communism in action. I mean, we as indicating each single person, grouping the lot of us only as an act of recognizing that each of us is, in fact, the victim of this war. That, that war is an act of isolation. More accurately stated: Any system that puts itself before the individual where the individual must relinquish his right to his own means of production, is a victim of such a war. It is because I recognize that I am at war that I drive the speed limit. You see, the State believes it owns not only the vehicle, but it controls the nature of your ability to drive. It owns your means to produce your own thoughts, acts, reactions. It, the State, owns your authority over your own movement. All such actions are based on Marx's work in that men are not self-owned but are in fact ce