Not that it makes any difference, the Constitution lies dying in a pool of its own blood, but socialism, which is what the liberal left and the Democrat party have brought us ever since FDR, is unconstitutional. Article 4 Section 4 of the Constitution guarantees a republican form of government, not a democratic one (I’m referring here to types of government, not political parties), nor a socialistic one.
The difference between these is this: some people don’t have a clear idea of what a republican form of government is, even though they might say things to the effect that our country is a republic, not a pure democracy. The word republic comes from Latin res publica, which simply means the public things. Socialism, and democracy, and all flavors of social engineers, believe that all things are public things. Nothing is private under socialism. All is the subject of government. Thus, under socialism, you will have no private life, no privacy rights, no option not to participate in government programming. This switch from the public things to all things clearly denies the Constitution. But it was dead, anyway.
Good luck, America. I hope you like it.
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http://culturedecoded.wordpress.com/2008/10/17/overview-was-sarah-palin-worth-it/
Comment by pacer521 — October 17, 2008 @ 11:23 pm |
Well put. Unfortunately, more and more people everyday fall for the lie being fed to them by the Socialists claiming to be Democrats. The radicals of the sixties have given the appearance of becoming “normalized” while they have infiltrated our public school systems and been consistently radicalizing our children. Now our children only know what they have been taught by the same radicals, that is socialism. Preach as you will, and I am with you, but unfortunately, it will do no good. In the end, the only way out of this mess is to go deeper into it. The younger generation will not learn until they are subjected to full socialism and its ramifications, and by then, it may be too late to undo it without a civil war. The American system accepts change fairly easy, but undoing that change is not so easy.
Comment by dcbarton — October 17, 2008 @ 11:40 pm |
Thank you, dc. It takes a lot of water to turn a battleship, and we’re just drops in the ocean. But better a few drops than none.
Comment by mtemples — October 18, 2008 @ 12:06 am |
what about blowing shit up?
Comment by Gary Winters — October 30, 2009 @ 1:52 am |