WillowTree
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I heard the words "Reproductive justice" for the first time.. the other day. they meaning being "we're gonna fuck like rabbits and you're gonna pay for it."
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Those were the writings of Adams & Jefferson, not the Constitution. Sad you cannot tell the difference.So it is each person's bias as to what the think. I note the Pledge is discussed endlessly here; the Constitution gets a few mentions; the writings of the Founders are IGNORED. The soundbite generation doesn't like reading entire books, or actual documents. Reliance upon what OTHER people said the Founders wrote is enough for many. An actual quote from Adams on DEMOCRACY:Peachy, you miss the point. The BOLO on the code words is not a matter of literal interpretation.
It is just a heads up about the distortion of language as a tool of the rhetoric employed by the Marxists and socialists and modern American "liberals" under any name they may try to conceal themselves behind.
In the lexicon of the present day Marxist wannabes, they beat you over the head about the alleged "NEED" for "going green," when what they are really doing is trying to re-arrange the economy along their preferred lines.
"If there have been those who doubted whether a confederated representative democracy were a government competent to the wise and orderly management of the common concerns of a mighty nation, those doubts have been dispelled."
Jefferson concurred on that issue:
The development of representative political institutions, Jefferson concluded, "has rendered useless almost everything written before on the structure of government and in a great measure relieves our regret if the political writings of Aristotle, or of any other ancient, have been lost, or are unfaithfully rendered or explained to us." [3]
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Jefferson feared what he termed PURE Democracy & favored REPRESENTATIVE democracy in the Republic.
So much prose; so little accuracy.
You on the left tend to make reference to only those limited PORTIONS of the Constitution you like -- and only when it suits you.
You take out of context the words of the Framers and Founders to distort their meaning, to suit your agenda.
YOU guys try (valiantly) to ignore the Federalist Papers, however.
I'm afraid I cannot take your posts seriously when they demonstrate -- as your quoted one does -- such an abject disregard for reality.
Those were the writings of Adams & Jefferson, not the Constitution. Sad you cannot tell the difference.So it is each person's bias as to what the think. I note the Pledge is discussed endlessly here; the Constitution gets a few mentions; the writings of the Founders are IGNORED. The soundbite generation doesn't like reading entire books, or actual documents. Reliance upon what OTHER people said the Founders wrote is enough for many. An actual quote from Adams on DEMOCRACY:
"If there have been those who doubted whether a confederated representative democracy were a government competent to the wise and orderly management of the common concerns of a mighty nation, those doubts have been dispelled."
Jefferson concurred on that issue:
The development of representative political institutions, Jefferson concluded, "has rendered useless almost everything written before on the structure of government and in a great measure relieves our regret if the political writings of Aristotle, or of any other ancient, have been lost, or are unfaithfully rendered or explained to us." [3]
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Jefferson feared what he termed PURE Democracy & favored REPRESENTATIVE democracy in the Republic.
So much prose; so little accuracy.
You on the left tend to make reference to only those limited PORTIONS of the Constitution you like -- and only when it suits you.
You take out of context the words of the Framers and Founders to distort their meaning, to suit your agenda.
YOU guys try (valiantly) to ignore the Federalist Papers, however.
I'm afraid I cannot take your posts seriously when they demonstrate -- as your quoted one does -- such an abject disregard for reality.
Thomas Jefferson: Writings (Autobiography, Notes on the State of Virginia, Public and Private Papers, Addresses, Letters) (Library of America) / Edition 1
by Thomas Jefferson
Can we add the following Marxist words and phrases to the list?BOLO for the following Marxist words and phrases:
Income inequality
Workers Rights
Deregulation
1%
Redistribution
Fairness
Can we addBOLO for the following Marxist words and phrases:
Income inequality
Workers Rights
Deregulation
1%
Redistribution
Fairness
The former Soviets are as brown as dirt when it comes to the environment. GREEN is not a Marxist word.
Nothing quite relays the realities of the dangers of false consciousness delusions than when middle class conservatives carry the water for the uber wealthy.
You must know them all. Conservatives may choose to believe policies they do not agree with are MARXIST, but that does not make them such. Likewise I see FASCIST (not on this board much, as most posters are conservative to very conservative.) tossed out to describe conservative positions. I despise Rick Scott's policies but do not refer to him as a FASCIST.
BOLO for the following Marxist words and phrases:
Income inequality
Workers Rights
Deregulation
1%
Redistribution
Fairness
So in the tiny brain cells of SOME conservatives a MARXIST can be identified by one belief? The MARXISTS all meet at night when you are asleep and devise code words.......sure...............and I am not green, but am hoping to learn to create less environmental waste. As ______ used to write, "I am a 19th century liberal". Guess the conservative.
Giving back to the communityobligation to the community
Actually, most of those are private restrooms, in business that are open to the public....Hence, liberoidals disingenuously referring to privately owned bars and restaurants as "public places", so the anti-smoking Nazis can justify enacting smoking bans.
Actually, most of those are private restrooms, in business that are open to the public....Hence, liberoidals disingenuously referring to privately owned bars and restaurants as "public places", so the anti-smoking Nazis can justify enacting smoking bans.