(Japanese Internment Camp) |
Since this was ruled as constitutional in 1944, could this happen again? The answer to this question is a profound yes! In fact, within the last couple of months U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Antonin Scalia, gave a form of "public notice" that we would be "kidding" ourselves if we believe this would never happen again. Last time this happened, all that was required to initiate "resettlement" was a the stroke of a pen from the Oval Office at the White House.
(Public Notice) |
There really is only one solution and the solution can be found in The Matrix: Revolutions. Neo has his final conversation with the Oracle and is told that Agent Smith is Neo's "alter ego." In order for Agent Smith to be stopped, Neo must also sacrifice his ego. What does Neo do? He travels to the world of the machines where he asks for peace and if a chance for peace cannot be granted, then he welcomes death. The head machine affords Neo the chance to stop Agent Smith where Neo chooses to do so at the expense of his own life.
At the end of the film, the Architect approaches the Oracle and guarantees that others who wish to exercise the right of self-determination and peaceful settlement are afforded that opportunity. The dawn of a new day is created in Neo's honor. Most of you will not choose this path because "peace is weakness" when we have been raised and programmed in a society to "fight and protect" what we have left. These are not the principles of self-determination and peaceful settlement, which is the only path we have to a "world peace." Self-determination is a core principle granted to every constitutional state in the world, so the only problem we have left is our own ability to simply make a choice. If we do not, the choice is made for us and at the expense of our freedom, if not our lives when the "hammer drops." The question is are we going to fight or are we going to go to peace?
(Neo asks Machine City for Peace)
(Architect Speaks with Oracle)
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