Unalienable rights come from the moral consensus of
the People.
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religious people
On Sep 12, 6:02 pm, NoEinstein <noeinst...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> On Sep 10, 1:26 pm, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com> wrote:> All unalienable rights are from God.
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> No, plainol...: Unalienable rights come from the moral consensus of
> the People. But such sounds more immutable, if the language refers to
> 'God', or "Mother Nature', or more correctly, to all of the natural
> laws of the Universe. — J. A. A. —> ---
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> > speculation noted
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> > On Sep 10, 11:18 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > Hello John,
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> > > Although it was difficult to get through that long winded disortation,
> > > (reminds me of someone who graduated from Clemson!) and I agree that the
> > > Obama Administration has by executive order installed unconstitutional,
> > > communistic mandates upon "We, The People"; I am at a loss as to how you
> > > believe that our two party system is unconstitutional.
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> > > Far from it.
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> > > There is nothing in the Constitution, (or maybe you can point out the
> > > Article and paragraph for us?) that restricts the association of like
> > > minded politically thinking individuals from forming associations or groups
> > > to further their political cause.
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> > > I also take exception to your notion that the "weak govern the strong".
> > > Examples please. With regard to bias within the law.....Yes. It's true,
> > > and has been since the beginning of recorded history. The United States is
> > > no exception, and I can cite numerous instances within our 235 year
> > > history, beginning with the "Shea's Rebellion" of bias contained within
> > > the law. To some degree, it is these "biases" that you refer to, that
> > > shape and form our "culture" and our "morals".
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> > > All unalienable rights are from God, not government and they cannot be
> > > stripped by government, unless one "volunteers" to waive his God given
> > > unalienable right.
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> > > On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 1:46 PM, NoEinstein <noeinst...@bellsouth.net>wrote:
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> > > > Yes, Studio, but "the two major political parties" are 100%
> > > > UNCONSTITUTIONAL under our present Constitution! The USA isn't a
> > > > democracy, but is supposed to be (but never has been) a Representative
> > > > Republic. The Founding Fathers were totally committed to the
> > > > principle that the PEOPLE control government. Nowhere in the
> > > > Constitution is it sanctioned to allow political parties to substitute
> > > > biased group power for the "close to a Democracy" power of the voters
> > > > on election day. Yes, there were Whigs and Tories in the 18th
> > > > century. But those were mechanisms for government control far
> > > > different from a Representative Republic! Note: That treasonous
> > > > BASTARD in the White House, Barack H. Obama, still supposes that the
> > > > USA is "our great Democracy", while he acts as our communist-socialist
> > > > dictator. As numbers of you have pointed out a year or two ago,
> > > > Democracies—if that's the only stipulated 'control' of government—will
> > > > allow the weak to control the strong. And that isn't just if it is
> > > > like: two wolves and a sheep deciding what is for supper. Having
> > > > controls in the Constitution that mandate justice and fairness will
> > > > allow the voters to decide controversial issues WITHIN the bounds of
> > > > justice and fairness. No biased group gets to define justice and
> > > > fairness so as to allow them to exploit others for their own selfish
> > > > gain. The best route to saving the USA, as well as our entire
> > > > socioeconomic system, is to strip all biased groups of power over the
> > > > course of government. Once that happens, there won't be any more
> > > > pressure to have governments become all things for all people, which
> > > > as we should know by now ( but Obama doesn't), doesn't work! — John
> > > > A. Armistead —
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> > > > On Sep 6, 11:48 am, studio <tl...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > On Sep 5, 5:39 pm, NoEinstein <noeinst...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
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> > > > > > Dear Studio:
> > > > > > Since both of those are issues of
> > > > > > high controversy, the American People should be allowed to decide once
> > > > > > and for all in direct referenda.
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> > > > > I'm in TOTAL agreement with that!
> > > > > However, Republitards will remind you we live in a Republic, not a
> > > > > Democracy.
> > > > > And neither of the 2 major parties actually want people to decide by
> > > > > referendum.
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