Elizabeth Heidelsen

"Escaping the Facade of Freedom": "In Civil Rights Defense" Elizabeth Heidelsen

The US in Denial: the 'Facade of Freedom' From a gradual rise to totalitarianism, the common 99% American is losing voice to systems under the influence of Supremacist control through courts ran under prosecutorial discretion: - The innocent incarcerated convicted on hearsay. - Disadvantaged citizens prosecuted by Supremacist representation without a fair trial. - Title IV Funding snowballing into prompted falsified documentation & the termination of parental rights without substantiated reason of abuse or neglect. - Charity organizations (501C3s) not offering tangible support to their represented victims yet primarily funding their employees' trivial duties. - Culture being aligned with ill-repute morals & dysfunctional foundation. The author stands up for defense of civil liberties while addressing the controversial viewpoints of both the conservative & the left-winged citizen. Playing the devil's advocate to both sides of the coin to injustices & denied liberties allows the reader to hone in on their personal beliefs & perspectives regarding liberty & inalienable rights as a citizen within the Civil Union. Essentially, three types of citizens are addressed: Supremacists whose subconscious & intentional motives are to torment other human beings (denying their civil rights to the point of incarceration), Abolitionists (whose desire is to free our citizens from Supremacist enslavement), & the apathetic (whose indifference is shattering America's well-being as the Supremacist continues robbing the average American of civil liberties). Forget the Republican verses the Democrat. Ignore the left-winged verses the right. The people in the House, Senate, & common citizens alike can divide themselves like immature rivals, but in reality both parties are choosing roles as Supremacists or Abolitionists promoting the Constitution or denying it-either upholding fellow Americans or oppressing its citizens. "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction... We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free." - Ronald Reagan