Just because it says so on the plastic wrap doesn't mean there's much "Freedom" left in the U.S. -- they only have very convincing PR.
What do you prefer? (forms of government)
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Dictatorship over "democracy" as we have it now any day.
Hell, I'd even take monarchy over the politically correct fascist empire we have now.
Yes, i compared the Politically correct bunch to The WW2 Axis; "Agree with us or you are right wing, and thus wrong"
Also, i laugh gleefully at people that think that the constitution is still "in effect" in most western countries.
90% of the laws stated in the constitutions have been overruled by tedious laws stealing your privacy one directive at a time.
Left-wing-ism is the new facism, just look at what they are doing; they are stealing our free speech, our rights to express our concerns, and our right to govern; as the BASIS upon which democracy was built was that the DEMOS(people) had rights to END the reign of terror by IMPEACHING them.
If you would try that now, even with half the population behind you, you'd be deemed a revolutionairy, and a threat to the state, and thus labled a terrorist nazi.
Truly, the self-righteous leftists are steamrolling everything our forefathers fought and died for.
After all these years of making fun of them, I finally understand the anti-globalists and their smelly, smelly ways.
Hell, I'd even take monarchy over the politically correct fascist empire we have now.
Yes, i compared the Politically correct bunch to The WW2 Axis; "Agree with us or you are right wing, and thus wrong"
Also, i laugh gleefully at people that think that the constitution is still "in effect" in most western countries.
90% of the laws stated in the constitutions have been overruled by tedious laws stealing your privacy one directive at a time.
Left-wing-ism is the new facism, just look at what they are doing; they are stealing our free speech, our rights to express our concerns, and our right to govern; as the BASIS upon which democracy was built was that the DEMOS(people) had rights to END the reign of terror by IMPEACHING them.
If you would try that now, even with half the population behind you, you'd be deemed a revolutionairy, and a threat to the state, and thus labled a terrorist nazi.
Truly, the self-righteous leftists are steamrolling everything our forefathers fought and died for.
After all these years of making fun of them, I finally understand the anti-globalists and their smelly, smelly ways.
It's not that our constitution has been overruled, it's more that our constitution wasn't very helpful to begin with.
C'mon, a constitution that establishes mandatory military duty, lower taxes for religious organisations, a church tax funded and collected by the state and a half-assed right of assembly (as long as you book in advance and make the organisers absolutely responsible for anything that could possibly happen)?
Then again, them yankee bastards that wrote that crap down couldn't have known any better. Just look at what they did with their constitution -- and they are even allowed to call it that, we only have our "Book of Fundamental Laws" or whatever the appropriate translation would be.
C'mon, a constitution that establishes mandatory military duty, lower taxes for religious organisations, a church tax funded and collected by the state and a half-assed right of assembly (as long as you book in advance and make the organisers absolutely responsible for anything that could possibly happen)?
Then again, them yankee bastards that wrote that crap down couldn't have known any better. Just look at what they did with their constitution -- and they are even allowed to call it that, we only have our "Book of Fundamental Laws" or whatever the appropriate translation would be.
Ashmo said:
I agree, most constitutions are so medieval it's laughable, but then WHY do all americans thrive on "standing" on the constitution, saying it's their "ticket to freedom" and "one of the most precious birthrights given to americunts"
I'm just saying that the constitution at this point, especially in america is moot, it's just an old piece of discarded parchment with arbitrary rules on it.