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America's Invisible Crisis: New Threats to Freedom Series

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Men Without Work: America's Invisible Crisis (New Threats to Freedom Series)

by Ronald W. Schatz

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America is facing a new and invisible crisis that threatens our freedom. This crisis is not a foreign enemy or a natural disaster. It is a crisis of our own making. It is a crisis of complacency and ignorance. We have become so comfortable with our freedom that we have taken it for granted. We have forgotten the sacrifices that were made to secure our freedom. And we have failed to recognize the new threats that are emerging to our freedom.

The first threat to our freedom is the rise of the surveillance state. The government is now collecting vast amounts of data on our personal lives. This data can be used to track our movements, monitor our communications, and even predict our behavior. This level of surveillance is unprecedented in American history. And it is a threat to our privacy, our freedom of speech, and our freedom of association.

The second threat to our freedom is the erosion of our civil liberties. The government is increasingly using its power to suppress dissent. It is making it harder to protest, to assemble, and to speak out against the government. This erosion of our civil liberties is a threat to our democracy. It is a threat to our right to participate in the political process. And it is a threat to our right to hold the government accountable.

The third threat to our freedom is the rise of political polarization. America is becoming increasingly divided along political lines. This polarization is making it difficult to find common ground and to solve our problems. It is also making it easier for the government to divide and conquer us. This political polarization is a threat to our unity. It is a threat to our ability to work together. And it is a threat to our democracy.

The fourth threat to our freedom is the decline of civic engagement. Americans are increasingly disengaged from the political process. We are less likely to vote, to run for office, or to participate in other forms of civic engagement. This decline in civic engagement is a threat to our democracy. It is a threat to our ability to govern ourselves. And it is a threat to our freedom.

These are just four of the new threats to our freedom. There are many other threats that we could discuss. But these four threats are some of the most serious. And they are all threats that we need to take seriously.

We need to wake up to this invisible crisis. We need to recognize the threats that are facing our freedom. And we need to take action to protect our freedom.

We can start by educating ourselves about the threats to our freedom. We can also start by getting involved in the political process. We can vote, we can run for office, and we can participate in other forms of civic engagement. We can also support organizations that are working to protect our freedom.

We need to take action now. We cannot afford to wait. If we do not act, we will lose our freedom. And once we lose our freedom, it will be very difficult to get it back.

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