Monday, June 30, 2008
Meet the new War; Same as the old War
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Have Gun, Will Travel
I’ve hesitated to pop the cork on the champagne after learning of the affirmation in the
said the amendment protected an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia and to use that arm for self-defense within the home. While good news, what is problematic to me, was the narrow decision. We have four Supreme Court justices who quite simply rejected the
Ask any citizen where our rights as Americans emanate from and the usual response will be from our constitution. This education is so wrong as to be criminal and the educational system doling out this pabulum need face indictment with prejudice. The sacred words of Thomas Jefferson in our Declaration of Independence; “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” To repeat, we are endowed by our creator. Our rights come from God, not government. The bill of rights, including our second amendment, was written to protect those God given rights from government intrusion. The bill of rights is singular, not collective, meaning they apply to the individual, not communally. To understand our constitution one must understand the authors and their reasoning. Our founders were suspicious and fearful of government and felt that absolute power must abide within the electorate not the elected. One must remember the colonies were escaping the oppressiveness of King George.
But, it isn’t that simple. The document conceived by the patriots who pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor had to have been divinely inspired; there is no other reasonable explanation. And, today, four Justices of the United States Supreme court not only cheapened this document that we conservative hold as sacrosanct, they desecrated the memory of those brave men that bore this country.
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Justice Kennedy or Elmer Fudd
Anthony Kennedy once again proved to the legal community that Alzheimer’s has
stricken at least five of the Justices currently serving on the
Justice Kennedy went on to say, “A national consensus exists against capital punishment for the crime of child rape and that the death penalty, based on current evolving standards, should be reserved for the worst crimes that take the victim's life.” Excuse my language as I believe foul language only expresses a negligence of vocabulary but just what consensus is this son of a bitch talking about? I’ve never heard of such a consensus and were it true, we are now to decide constitutionality on consensus? This case makes the stark truth known and indisputable, our Supreme Court as configured is not judging, they are legislating. Our founders intended for the courts to have the least influence over the lives of the electorate yet today our courts have become the arbiter of social policy usurping the authority of we the people. What Justice Kennedy did today was to place the interests of the most evil among us over our beloved children and our most innocent.
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore
That’s it, tomorrow I’m stopping off at my local tractor supply store and buying a pitchfork, and then I’m off in search of
a torch, a big one. {Size Matters} I learned today that the
As Americans we are forced to endure a myriad of rules, regulations, laws and edicts from a mere 535 overpaid, oversexed, egotistical, elected echinococcus to the electorate they presume to represent. Well, look, these rapists of the sacrosanct document that is our constitution can kiss my white American ass, both cheeks.
Look folks, it’s time we stood up to these stuffed shirt slime balls and take our country back. The
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