Darrell Harrison

“This type of socialism is wildly popular in American society today and seems palatable to the masses because of the word democratic, which is merely one of the hooks, an example of terms employed by democratic socialists to appear innocuous. However, this type of socialism is no less destructive than the Marxist worldview from which it springs. Though it sounds nice and friendly with its “power to the people” message, this rhetoric is a subtle idea that traces right back to communism. In reality, the power is extracted from the people and given to the state. But this happens so deceptively that at the point at which people recognize they’re in peril, it’s already too late.”
― Darrell Harrison, Just Thinking about the State

“No government on earth has the power to set this world free from its slavery to the corruption in which it has existed since Eve and Adam sinned in garden of Eden. And yet that is how many people today view government. They see it as being inherently endowed with the power and authority to create a world wherein all our needs—and many of our wants—are met. They look to the government to create a world devoid of consequences and accountability where they can live lives of complete autonomy apart from God.”
― Darrell Harrison, Just Thinking about the State