A Modest Proposal for Preventing Homeless Children From Being a Burden to Their Parents or Nation, and for Making Them Beneficial
to Proponents of the Second Amendment
( News item 12/22/16:
Liberty University to Spend $1
Million on the Homeless. I Mean, on a Gun Range.
by Benjamin L.
Corey
Liberty University had an extra million dollars to spend, so what did they spend it on? A gun range.)
Liberty University had an extra million dollars to spend, so what did they spend it on? A gun range.)
The recent plan at Liberty
University to devote excess funds to the building of a gun range rather than to
the relief of the homeless, however wise in immediate benefit, misses the
opportunity to address both issues in a more enduring manner.
For it is well-known that the
homeless, being often feckless, unemployable, and most importantly prolific
breeders, pose a continual burden to the Nation, and to their parents (who are
of course largely liable because of their obstinate insistence on dropping
offspring whom they can neither feed nor house).
On the other hand, our Nation is
both blessed and cursed with an abundance of arms and armed individuals who
have little or no outlet for their commitment to self-defense, or to protection
of the Nation from those who would destroy it from within, whether under cover
of military necessity or by establishment of Sharia Law, so-called transgender
bathrooms, and other abominations.
Further, animal rights activists,
vegetarians, and others have sharply reduced enthusiasm for such traditional
uses of arms as big game hunting and the wearing of animal pelts, without which
our species would never have attained the dominance, prosperity and safety it
now enjoys.
But there is a ready solution to
these problems. For I have heard from several learned gentlemen, some of whom
trace their ancestry back even beyond the glorious first fourscore years of our
Republic to the age of Feudalism, that a human child can, when properly
trained, be a notable object of venery, both elusive and at times dangerous.
My proposal therefore is as follows:
That
the parents of homeless children be encouraged to turn their offspring over to
the Nation, to be raised as instruments for arms training.
·
That
current and future children between the ages of six and fourteen be immediately
available for adoption by the state.
·
That
parents offering their children for adoption be compensated by receiving
permanent housing, on condition that they either submit to sterilization, that
worthy invention of a wise earlier era that has unfortunately fallen into
disrepute; or that they contract to deliver any new offspring to the Nation
upon reaching the age of six. These
provisions ensure that no funds will be squandered on the public education of
such persons.
·
That
such parents be encouraged to persuade other families to do the same, with
monetary compensation for each success.
·
That
these children be divided into age and ability cadres:
·
From
6-8, children will be taught to evade notice, hide skillfully, and appeal to
the weaker sentiment of their hunters, a feat well-known to be part of the
repertoire of most young mammals, and even some birds.
o These children will be
hunted by novices, typically ages 11-14, but with some variation depending on
local cultures. The weapons used will
simulate actual firearms, but will employ such ammunition as paintballs (with
some lightly corrosive element introduced to cause mild pain to the game).
·
At the
next stage 9-11 or 12, children’s skills will be assessed. The more able will go on to further training
in quarry behavior, while the less able will remain at the prior stage for a
period not to exceed 6 months.
o In either case, such quarry,
either at first or after further training, including advanced physical
education, will be hunted using rubber bullets or other ammunition that will
cause considerable, but neither lasting nor permanently injurious, pain.
·
At the
final stage, 12-14, the quarry will be trained in the arts of unarmed self- defense, and perhaps equipped with
such defensive weapons as slingshots (rubber-loaded),
bolos, and other devices that might serve to incapacitate a hunter briefly.
·
All
able-bodied, housed and productive youth will be required to participate in the
first two hunting stages (6-8 and 9-11).
After that stage, they may choose to continue their training, with such
incentives as promotion to the State Guard Units that will be established, or
to return to permanent civilian status.
o These students may continue
to use non-lethal ammunition, but in order to graduate with complete
certification, which will allow them access to numerous opportunities and
privileges in employment, taxation, and otherwise, they will be required to
complete at least one certified human kill of a third-level quarry.
·
Third-level
quarry who have survived for two years or 24 hunts, whichever comes first, will
be offered the opportunity to become breeders, as the older generation of
homeless may now be beyond childbearing age, and many younger persons may
strenuously avoid homelessness to avoid the breeding role, or choose early
sterilization, thus defeating the purpose.
Should they reject this option, they will immediately be subject to
sterilization, and to permanent labor raising and training their successors.
Finally,
lest this system be thought to condemn too many to a lifelong status based solely
on their parentage, a certain percentage of the Stage 3 students, perhaps
titled “the Talented Tenth,” will, upon recommendation of their trainers, be
allowed to shift roles and be retrained as Hunters for the Nation.
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