tlcorbinAnarchy, bring it on...ya gotta love it.
June 24th 2007 06:05
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Earlier I read the following :
"Who Said Liberals Are Better at Upholding the Constitution?" (written by someone using the pseudonym PolyKicks, on Orble) My initial knee jerk response was, "as I see it: One liberal will lie about an issue and the others liberals will swear to it, so of course they seem to be better at it." Liberals being defined thusly: anyone other than my conservative socialistic self.
This started me thinking, and I am a bit rusty at in; here in the US we live in an entertainment driven and media governed sound bite world, we aren't supposed to actually think.
What other reason could there be for allowing high school and college students to graduate here in the US, when they can't read their diploma's and if they can, they haven't a clue about the depth of it's meaning. Crap, I probably hired half of them this last year, trying to locate just one critical thinker that I can mentor in the nuances of my business. That experiment was a dismal failure as was the business.
Sometimes I fear that now that religion, morality, ethics, integrity and honesty has been removed from politics it's time to allow our constitutional rights to be eradicated outright. It'll save us from a civil meltdown and guarantee us the continuity of our welfare benefits.
Besides, at the rate our southern border situation is deteriorating, we'll all be English speaking Mexican citizens pounding at the border doors of our northern neighbor. Trying to find vato hommies to sell our drugs to in Canada, while looking for day labor jobs and enjoying the benefits of their welfare system.
That will allow us to move directly into personal and collective anarchy here in the USA. Maybe then I can finally assume my rightful place in history and be instated as America's benevolent dictator for life; provided that the other millions of candidates for the job are brainwashed into taking jobs at Wally Mart in Montreal.
How can this happen? Simple, the continued erosion of personal rights because some nut job, with a college law degree, has gone into politics and has decided that I am not qualified to decide what is best for myself and my family. We can't be trusted to make good decisions, this occurs after we voted the same into office. We must ..have ..welfare ...I have been crippled by the self serving interests of politicians. Take care of me, I demand it.
Congratulations we now have a deep collective sense of entitlement ingrained into our psyche. Every person passing through this country has now set his or her personal interests above those of society at large, isn't that anarchy? The folks we elected into political office are the premier purveyors of this mindset and like most drug pushers, they are their own best customers.
I have never trusted anyone who gets a job that pays a million dollars a year for life, that cost someone (or a group of someone 's) else a billion dollars to get them elected because I know full well that favors are owed. Someones interests are going to pandered to long before my needs and interests are met.
Professional politicians should never be allowed to serve over two terms in any branch of government. Period.
What do you really think about this matter?
Raven is asking.
This started me thinking, and I am a bit rusty at in; here in the US we live in an entertainment driven and media governed sound bite world, we aren't supposed to actually think.
What other reason could there be for allowing high school and college students to graduate here in the US, when they can't read their diploma's and if they can, they haven't a clue about the depth of it's meaning. Crap, I probably hired half of them this last year, trying to locate just one critical thinker that I can mentor in the nuances of my business. That experiment was a dismal failure as was the business.
Sometimes I fear that now that religion, morality, ethics, integrity and honesty has been removed from politics it's time to allow our constitutional rights to be eradicated outright. It'll save us from a civil meltdown and guarantee us the continuity of our welfare benefits.
Besides, at the rate our southern border situation is deteriorating, we'll all be English speaking Mexican citizens pounding at the border doors of our northern neighbor. Trying to find vato hommies to sell our drugs to in Canada, while looking for day labor jobs and enjoying the benefits of their welfare system.
That will allow us to move directly into personal and collective anarchy here in the USA. Maybe then I can finally assume my rightful place in history and be instated as America's benevolent dictator for life; provided that the other millions of candidates for the job are brainwashed into taking jobs at Wally Mart in Montreal.
How can this happen? Simple, the continued erosion of personal rights because some nut job, with a college law degree, has gone into politics and has decided that I am not qualified to decide what is best for myself and my family. We can't be trusted to make good decisions, this occurs after we voted the same into office. We must ..have ..welfare ...I have been crippled by the self serving interests of politicians. Take care of me, I demand it.
Congratulations we now have a deep collective sense of entitlement ingrained into our psyche. Every person passing through this country has now set his or her personal interests above those of society at large, isn't that anarchy? The folks we elected into political office are the premier purveyors of this mindset and like most drug pushers, they are their own best customers.
I have never trusted anyone who gets a job that pays a million dollars a year for life, that cost someone (or a group of someone 's) else a billion dollars to get them elected because I know full well that favors are owed. Someones interests are going to pandered to long before my needs and interests are met.
Professional politicians should never be allowed to serve over two terms in any branch of government. Period.
What do you really think about this matter?
Raven is asking.
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