> 100% of the US population [has an adversarial relationship with the government]
You're going many steps beyond simple exaggeration and pushing into extreme hyperbolic territory.
> classifying 66% of houses as constitution-free border crossings
You're inventing that, such a thing has not been classified by the US Government. If the government - local, state or federal - wants to search your residence in NYC or Los Angeles, they still need a warrant or equivalent court approval. If you were right, that wouldn't be the case.
> holding citizens for years without charges or trial
Show me the specific figures you have on how many times that has occurred in relation to the total number of people that have been arrested over a relevant time frame. It's extraordinarily rare in fact. Using events with very few instances to argue a premise of widespread occurrence, is an immense logic fail.
> a for-profit prison system that engages in de facto forced labor
The government prison complex (the supposedly non-profit oriented mass incarceration machine) is and has been dramatically worse. Over 95% of all people that have been put into prison in the last 40 years, during the war on drugs and mass incarceration phase, have gone into government prisons. During the epic Reagan and Clinton prison boom, the private prison industry had a single digit share of the prison inmates.
And now the incarceration rate is rapidly declining and has been for a decade. We're also pursuing the end of mass incarceration policies, with wide bi-partisan support. And we're also pursuing the end of the war on drugs, via legalization and decriminalization policies all over the US. If I were to use your argumentation approach, that means the expansion of private prisons is causing all of those things and is a good thing: as the private prisons have expanded their market share the last decade, all of those good things have finally started to happen.
> criminalizing mental health issues and withholding psychiatric care from insured people
What share of the population has suffered from the criminalization of which mental health issues? How many insured people are being kept from psychiatric care? Being vague doesn't support your topline premise, it detracts from it.
You've made an extraordinary claim and you didn't support it with much of anything.