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05-12-2012, 09:32 AM #14
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Sounds interesting but I did not bother signing up since I already know the constitution quite well. I wish our congressmen and women would read it! Or, at least Nancy P.
I think there should be a civics exam in order to run for congress. An exam centered on the Bill Of Rights!
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05-12-2012, 09:49 AM #15If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what will never be. (Thomas Jefferson 1816)
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05-12-2012, 12:54 PM #16
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I am with you and fully agree. I took an entire semester long university class on the constitution when I attended a police academy and have continued reading abstracts regarding the constitution over the years. So I think I kind of know a few things about it.
I wish our leaders knew as much. Most people have little idea of our founding fathers, the constitution and national history. Our public school system no longer teaches history in history classrooms. They teach political ideology of the left and study things like women and minorties of the past and how they were left out. Actual history and the constitution is not taught unless they want to tear at it.
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05-28-2012, 02:25 AM #17
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Is Capitalism a dirty word to you?
Wrong. Capitalism works forever in a free society until Marxists want to overthrow it with Communism, just like they have all other times throughout history.Capitalism is a theory that works for the short term...
What is wrong with a business owner wanting to make money? Does he not have the right? The free market system, through its checks and balances, holds people back from being too greedy. Otherwise, they would not be competitive in their pricing, and would eventually fail.greed makes the world go round as innovation is bolstered in this economy...but what happens with capitalism?Capitalism has nothing to do with inflation. Central banks destroying the value of money is a different subject.Inflation...and the more inflation you have the more currency you need, the more bills you print the less your currency is worth.
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05-28-2012, 02:52 AM #18
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The Second Amendment was written, because the Founders knew in order for a free society to maintain their Liberty from tyranny necessitates the citizens have the right to bear arms. The Founders just went through the Revolution, so this fact was at the top of their thoughts.
Key Point: The Founders did not use the word "guns". They used the word "arms". Why? A free society has the God given right to use anything to defend their God given Liberty.
The Founders knew over time other types of "arms" would be invented besides guns and cannons, so they wanted to cover all means of defense with the word "arms". They wanted the citizens to be more powerful than the limited government they designed.
And the limited government they designed, which has now become 50% of our GDP, has basically disarmed the citizenry with all of the unconstitutional gun laws.



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