XPost: alt.politics.usa.constitution, dc.urban-planning, talk.politics.guns
XPost: wa.politics
From: anonymous@anonymitaet-im-inter.net
On Wed, 08 May 2013, tingler wrote:
>On 5/6/2013 9:01 PM, Dave U. Random wrote:
>> The "constitution" was never worth the paper it was printed on. All
>> of it is lies. All of it.
>
>good thing you're dizum'd, talk like that could inspire a lead curtain
I suppose you're right. But life is filled with ironies. Leading up
to the first American "Civil" War (don't you just love oxymorons,
"friendly fire," "bank & trust," etc.), when blue-coat Union soldiers
entered saloons and marched in the streets of New York City to conscript
"volunteers" at gun-point, they shot dead any man that didn't make his
mark on the dotted line . . . so much for their "constitutional rights."
During the Vietnam "police action" better known as the "Vietnam War,"
Selective Service, the draft, forced many thousands of able-bodied young
men into atrocious wartime active duty in the US Military, under the
direct threat of being forced at gunpoint into serving heavy prison time
(if they didn't flee to Canada in time). Muhammad Ali was lucky enough
to be a much-admired world champion boxer at the time, but still they
ruined his career in the prime of his life.
The point being that brute force and intimidation is the only reality
that there has ever been. Did you know that in a court of law, a judge
can order a defendant held in jail indefinitely for something they call
"contempt of court?" It's like Big Brother's version of "for reasons
of national security," where they can commit the most heinous crimes,
injustices, and atrocities, routinely and with absolute impunity "just
because they say so." The government always lies to the public about
everything and does so with impunity. Try lying to the government once
and see what happens.
The word "government" is simply a euphemism for organized crime.
--
Bub
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