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No Hammie, I want you to understand the topic and discuss it. That really isn't too much to ask.
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To my process oriented mind the topic is a lot like discussing practical ways to start a horrible civil war, funny stuff there. As far as liberals are concerned most current US systems are acceptable, minus the corruption and unbalanced priorities, as well as the bulk of American case law (and regulatory structure). Why are you wanting to keep the constitution again?
At this faze in my life I would say bring a civil war on.....
We need real change and hope - and I don't see that happening through a democratic process....
The last thing I would want to see is war but if it takes war for that change then I suppose it is worth it for the future of the United States of America and our generations of children to come.
I know one thing - many people didn't die to see the future fumble the ball of freedom. They didn't die for nothing - not let their children create a socialist authoritarian/Orwellian "utopia."
They fought and died for liberty -- if they could we call can.
They didn't fight for a nanny state or large government they fought for freedom and liberty for all men (and woman)...
Liberty will be in short supply in conservative land, after they get through reversing every equal rights law ever instituted you will be lucky if you become indentured to a nice master rather than community property at the prison workhouse.