“Do you always like what you see?”
Lee Scratch: “I see no evil.”
“But the world has a lot of evil in it.”
Lee Scratch Perry: “Yeah. But I don’t see it.”
“How do you manage that?”
Lee: “Close that eye. I close that third eye, the government’s third eye, the demons third eye. Close it. I don’t see what evil do.”
“Is there any wisdom to knowing what evil is doing so you can prepare yourself against it?”
Lee: “How could — I don’t think about what evil do what evil do is not important. What evil do it undo. What evil do I undo.”
“How do you undo it?”
Lee: “I didn’t hear it.”
“No?”
Lee: “Hmm-mm.”
“So it takes the power away?”
Lee: “I disconnect from evil.”
“Have you always been a way even when you were a kid?”
Lee: “When I was 18 media wasn’t like that.”
“So that’s the change. When did that happen?”
Lee: “When I listen to the world, God say thou shalt not kill. When you kill the younger man and eat the younger man you deserve to be punished.”
Recent developments at Iowa State from elderly career driven buearacrats has necessitated tactical change. Free speech being driven from campus has lead us to being involved in supporting lobbying efforts for a bill at the Iowa Legislature to mandate that the younger generation be left alone and stop being granted the ability to drown out uncomfortable or controversial ideas in the name of a socialist or leftist new world order. A new world order may be needed but it doesn’t have to be based on coercion, violence, and intimidation. Keep talking to your neighbors, and your families, and keep sharing the ideas of liberty, freedom, and justice…for everyone.
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