P@triot
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- Jul 5, 2011
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Except that no such “social contract” exists. Never has. Hopefully never will.That's part of the social contract that you agree to as an American citizen.
Except that that is not the way it works, sparky. We have a U.S. Constitution which explicitly restricts the federal government to 18 enumerated powers and welfare, healthcare, etc. are not one of them. So if you want these things, then the onus is on you to get the votes necessary to amend the U.S. Constitution makes these the responsibility of the federal government. Otherwise, you have to do it at the state level (like Mitt Romney did in Massachusetts).If you don't like these social welfare programs, then get a whole bunch of Repugs such as yourself to vote for candidates who agree with your perverse vision for society and put an end to them all.
You’re right! It’s all about the U.S. Constitution and liberty. Both of which you are selfishly pissing all over like an ungrateful little parasite.It ain't all about you.
Uh...no we’re not. The U.S. was built in the individual and individual liberty (not the collective).As Americans, we are all in this together