vincentML
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ORIGINAL: thompsonx ORIGINAL: Awareness ORIGINAL: thompsonx There is no greater collectivist construction than the idea of the State as enforcer of equality. That is pretty much the sum and substance of the declaration of independence and the constitution. If you are not happy with that then stay out of amerika. No, you fucking moron, that's the State as the guarantor of liberty. This from the 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. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, In as much as you are a foriegner and are ignorant of our founding your foolishness would be understandable in a prepubescent whistle-punk. Perhaps if you were to get a grown up to give you a hand with the big words it would be helpful. Jesus you are phoquing stupid. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ State as the enforcer of equality . . . . means equality under the Law; it means everyone is entitled to fairness, not only privileged white male property owners. A'ness pretends it means some other fuckall. One only need look at the wording of the Fourteenth Amendment to comprehend the true meaning of "equality." Unalienable rights . . . what a joke. The state and the propertied elites have used inordinate brutality to exploit black chattel and wage slaves. A'ness will try to claim I am speaking the "party line" but only because he is ignorant of or has blinders against the history of labor in America. The Declaration was a joke, a lie when it was published and up until the passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments. Even after their publication they were not enough to gain the promised benefits of liberty and legal equality. Men and women had to endure ridicule and physical persecution in the streets. People were bloodied in Birmingham and Selma. Three young men were murdered in Mississippi. And there were many other uncountable assaults. Today those rights are under assault as they have been since 1964/65 Civil Rights Law and Voter Rights Law. So, really, we do not need the lies that A'ness promotes about unalienable rights. They are historic bullshit.
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