This will be a series from my perspective of Americans grieving the loss of Amerika. Part one Anger. I chose anger, because of the chatter I hear everywhere I go and within the "movement" towards rEvolution. We must empathize with those that are angry now, or are angry again. We have all been there.

Creedence, in my ear, warnings and solutions. The state of our affairs is not new, nor should have been so unexpected. There have been voices for decades for the cause of freedom, warnings of tyranny; Shall we wake now, and heed these warnings?

Anger is only bad if you let it fester, if you take the energy from such a powerful emotion and use it for positive action, there is NOTHING wrong with said anger. If you are a festerer, you are self-inflicting yourself with poison. ACT.  PLEASE; in a peaceful manner to affect change on something close to your heart. (whatever it is that has you up in arms)

Original article: Iron Man 2 depicts struggle between libertarian super hero and intrusive government

Warning: Spoiler Alert!

Sometimes I cannot tell when I see movies if the ideas of liberty are always on my mind or if they are starting to make their way into the mainstream.  However, while watching Iron Man 2, it was quite obvious that the government and its supporting forces were “the bad guys.”  Throughout the movie, the amount of poor decisions and actions made by the government, especially that of the senate and armed forces, were made perfectly clear by the amount of destruction that took place after their unnecessary meddling.  Iron Man 2 even touched on the media and how it often blatantly distorts the truth – and how easily it can change public sentiment.  Other liberty-oriented themes are present in the movie, including private v. public security, competition, intellectual property and free markets.