Friday, February 11, 2011

Re: Wringing-the-Neck of Empty Ritual.


>(4.)     Our Constitution allows the House and Senate to make their own…
> rules.  But the SPIRIT of the Constitution DEMANDS that its most
> fundamental objectives NOT be negated by whatever rules have been
> made!  To wit:  (A.)  Allowing seniority to determine who has power on
> committees or in legislative processes.  (B.)  Allowing the majority
> party to have powerful chairmanships of committees and sub-
> committees.  (C.)  Allowing straw votes, or test votes, to identify
> who will need to be pressured to… pass or to defeat a bill.  (D.)
> Allowing role call votes which let under-the-table deals be made while
> the votes are being cast.  (F.)  Allowing filibustering to give
> individuals more power than their one vote.  (G.)  Allowing caucuses
> of any kind for gaining unfair influence over the outcome of votes.
> (H.)  Allowing disparate items to be 'attached' to bills, so that the
> passage of the desired portions must also entail the passage of the
> undesired portions.  Etc., etc…
>          Heretofore, any person taking an oath to support the Constitution has
> in fact been taking an oath the support the failed TRADITIONS which
> violate the SPIRIT of the Constitution, itself!
> Again, the Constitution provides LIMITED Powers,  It is usurpations
> and conditioning of the citizenry that has created the power-mongering
> and the pull-peddling.  This will not go away by merely installing some
> other set of rules for the legislature.

[F]

[F]   Ha!  The corruption in Washington will go away ONE day after my
New Constitution is ratified!  Those working for government will be
going to prison, or to the gallows, for assenting to, then
disregarding this requirement:  "Fair play and democracy shall have
supremacy in the USA!"  That one sentence will assure the survival of
this country!

Your delusions notwithstanding, you keep talking about some magical,
mythical constitution that has not been seen.

History is clearly not on your side.

The Corruption exists -- as noted -- precisely because the Government
has power (usurped, primarily) over others; to take from some and give
to their favored under the guise of 'common good' and similar nonsense.

Regard$,
--MJ

Those who do not learn from the mistakes of history are doomed to
repeat them. -- George Santayana


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