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Originally posted by LIGHTvsDARK
Lefties went wild when that was stated by Cheney..........problem is, he was right. Law is just what will be enforced by government. Think about it, you have law at the federal level that requires the federal government to defend marriage between a man and a woman........passed by Clinton, also, the welfare law passed by Clinton............also not enforced by Obama.
The Constitution means NOTHING, without the people to enforce it. Funny how we have Supreme Court Justices that actually state that Constitutions of other countries are what new countries should emulate. We get new elected officials that break the law, they have still not passed a budget in over 4 years, yet they are not prosecuted for the crime.
Jon Corzine STEALS 1.6 Billion dollars and is not prosecuted. He states in his congressional testimony that he NEVER authorized the theft, yet one week later a memo is uncovered that proves he did authorize the theft.............yet no prosecution for perjury.
We in the US of A no longer live in a law and order society, we live in an anarchy or a feudal system, where certain people are held to law and others are not.
Oh well, Senator Sessions was correct, since the government cannot and WILL NOT follow the law about budgets, I therefore will not be sending them any of my labor. We have law as society so that things are fair, when government does not and will not follow the laws they pass, we as citizens have the right, neigh the DUTY to not comply.
They are right, it is just a God Damned Piece of Paper, since it is and all law based upon such, I will no longer comply to their GOD DAMNED LAWS!
Originally posted by LIGHTvsDARK
reply to post by jacobe001
Who exactly is this rich fellow? Are they like the communist countries, the theocratic countries that are forcing us to do business with them? I mean, we are not doing it for our own capitalistic purposes are we? Oh noes, getting products from Somalia or say Kenya must be REALLY heating up the markets.
If you are going to talk economics, at least know a little bit more about it then say Biden or even Obama, he is like the most clueless person I have ever heard.
Originally posted by LIGHTvsDARK
reply to post by 727Sky
LOL, how do you fight a corrupt system? By using the system?
People are wrong to think that by voting in someone or by pushing for reform things are going to change. We are past that, ever hear of Rome? Yeah, that is where we are at, to those paying attention at least.
I am not trying to mock you, I could use at least 2 dozen examples over the last year where the government and the media completely ignore huge criminal actions. The same thing happened in the USSR, do you think the US is immune to criminal activity?
Grow up is all I have to say.
Without getting into a semantic discussion over civil rights vs. civil liberties, the term civil rights was used before the Civil War. Feel free to search Google's news archive to see examples of the pre-1860 usage. I'm not sure how you got to civil rights only applying to freed slaves. The Civil Rights Act of 1866 extended the rights of white citizens to black citizens; ipso facto, civil rights already existed and were being exercised by white citizens before the Act.
Originally posted by LIGHTvsDARK
Lefties went wild when that was stated by Cheney..........!
This was said by G.W. Bush not Dick Cheney.
Lefties went wild when that was stated by Cheney
rense.com...
GOP leaders told Bush that his hardcore push to renew the more onerous provisions of the act could further alienate conservatives still mad at the President from his botched attempt to nominate White House Counsel Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.
"I don't give a goddamn," Bush retorted. "I'm the President and the Commander-in-Chief. Do it my way."
"Mr. President," one aide in the meeting said. "There is a valid case that the provisions in this law undermine the Constitution."
"Stop throwing the Constitution in my face," Bush screamed back. "It's just a goddamned piece of paper!"
I've talked to three people present for the meeting that day and they all confirm that the President of the United States called the Constitution "a goddamned piece of paper."