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But what other options do we have
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: shooterbrody
LOL ... you seem to be repeating yourself. Triggered?
How is cooperating with international law giving up our freedoms?
Answer the question or ignore me, but stop with the paltry attempts to be insulting; you only look childish and crude.
originally posted by: darkuniverse
President Obama used his final appearance at the UN Security Council to give a speech lauding globalism, saying that Americans should give up some freedom and submit to international governance.
originally posted by: stinkelbaum
a reply to: darkuniverse
The U.S. Must fight back at any attempts of socialist laws.
where? around the world?
europe does quite well thank you, maybe america should enact a couple.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
There's really no comparison between a spat between members of the EU and the relationship of the United States to treaties and international law either historically or looking forward.
No treaty would be Constitutional if its terms superseded the Constitution.
This is a ludicrous misunderstanding that utterly begs the boundaries of absurdity.
Obama Urges Americans To Give Up Liberty For Security
originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: darkuniverse
With him threatening to veto the 9/11 lawsuit bill, threatening and throwing government whistleblowers in jail, now he's pushing for American's to give up some of their freedoms, you really have to wonder whose side he's on? For someone who ran his campaign on government transparency, he's done nothing of the sort but pulled the wool over everyone's eyes who voted for him!
He should serve as a shining example to never trust political candidates. They're all liars.
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: Gryphon66
There's really no comparison between a spat between members of the EU and the relationship of the United States to treaties and international law either historically or looking forward.
No treaty would be Constitutional if its terms superseded the Constitution.
This is a ludicrous misunderstanding that utterly begs the boundaries of absurdity.
And yet that's what he was urging us to do.