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drizzt81
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Location: GTA #1 - At work
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| quote: | Originally posted by rainbow_marble
You believe George Bush is making the Constitution worthless... Bold comment to say if you don't know what the hell you are talking about. Tell me exactly how he is making it worthless? Making a military state? |
Not really sure, but if you guys mean "police state" in the Orwellian sense, then I think Bush is definetely moving towards it at full steam. The amount of "tab-keeping" that the government does is pretty big, and all of that is done in the name of "fighting terrorism".
If fighting the people (terrorists) that "attack our freedom" means that you destory the freedom, will you not loose by default?
About the "Maybe you should move?" part:
Why should he? I mean, he wants to improve the things that he thinks are wrong in this country, and he is entiteld to doing so.
I am not really proud to be German either; currently I feel that there isn't really much to Germany. Unfortunately, the structures that keep us (Germans) from recovering are so deeply entrechned that I don't see recovery coming up in any near future, hence I am moving out. Still I am voting for the party that I consider the most likly candidate for recovery, I am just working towards having an exit option on hand, in case things get worse.
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If anything, strong liberals want the constitution to be worthless. They believe in very strong, large national government and for the regular individual to be nearly worthless. |
so tell me, what does LIBERAL mean? I heard that it means free, if you desire freedom, how can you want a strong national government? I see the Bush administration moving towards that much more than anyone else, looking at the Department of GeStaPo..err I mean Department of Homeland Security 
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Oct-03-2003 00:59
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Trancer-X
mutatis mutandis

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Location: Shambhala
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Oct-03-2003 01:38
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Trancer-X
mutatis mutandis

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As the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution reflect, individuals have the natural and God-given right to live their lives any way they choose, so long as their conduct is peaceful. It is the duty of government to protect, not destroy, these inherent and inalienable rights.
Thus, for well over a century, the American people said "No" to such anti-free-market government policies as income taxation, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, welfare, immigration controls, economic regulations, drug laws, gun control, and public schooling. Despite the tragic exception of slavery, the result was the most prosperous, healthy, literate, and compassionate society in history. Unfortunately, in the 20th century, our country has moved in an opposite direction. Operating through the IRS, DEA, ATF, INS, FDA, FTC , and a multitude of other bureaucracies, our government has waged immoral and destructive wars on our freedom, our property, and our well-being.
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Oct-03-2003 01:40
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drizzt81
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| quote: | Originally posted by Trancer-X
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Thus, for well over a century, the American people said "No" to such anti-free-market government policies as income taxation, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, welfare, immigration controls, economic regulations, drug laws, gun control, and public schooling. |
But not having public schooling is -imho- a poor choice. The major problem with governmental regulation is striking the healthy balance.
And the US is currently moving away from that balance.. so is germany 
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Oct-03-2003 01:49
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DR86
I <3 GW Basketball

Registered: Jan 2003
Location: Neither Here Nor There {NYTA/DCTA}
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| quote: | Originally posted by rainbow_marble
Your statement shows that you know very little or close to nothing about politics. Bush, Ashcroft and Rumsfield want anything but a dictatorship... They are combatting those who believe that our freedom is the root of all evil. Those people who ran planes into our towers are the ones im talking about. You believe George Bush is making the Constitution worthless... Bold comment to say if you don't know what the hell you are talking about. Tell me exactly how he is making it worthless? Making a military state? Perhaps the War in Iraq came a little early, however it was needed. Hussein was a madman... killing his own people, funding terrorist groups (terrorist groups in Israel) and running a Totalitarian Dictatorship. Once Ibrihim al Jafari and his Cabinet gets Iraq up and running again, they will be much more prosperous than they ever were, perhaps even able to set an example for other Middle East countries.
If anything, strong liberals want the constitution to be worthless. They believe in very strong, large national government and for the regular individual to be nearly worthless. They do not want anyone super wealthy, nor anyone in horrible poverty, but more of a balanced sense. To some that may sound nice, but it also is one step closer to Communism.
Im sorry that you are ashamed to be an American. Maybe you should move? |
The truth is there is no such as thing as pure democracy. call me a conspiracy theorist, ut we do live in a quasi-dictatorship, and we aways will. we will never know true freedom, because true freedom is anarchy, it's freedom from everything.
I believe that the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse (rumsfeld, cheney, ashcroft and condi) and the dumbass Bush are trying to suck up every last iota of powe they can find. i know you're gonna argue with me, but face it, that the society we live in.
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