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Topic: States declaring and reaffirming their sovereignty
willing2's photo
Wed 02/25/09 04:52 PM

are you two just now picking up on the racist jabs???? slaphead

walk with me - talk with me here :laughing:

that's ok...i still loves ya

No, I've reported the Hate Baiting a couple times.
Perhaps, it's best to consider the stability and just not respond to it.

think2deep's photo
Wed 02/25/09 04:52 PM

are you two just now picking up on the racist jabs???? slaphead

walk with me - talk with me here :laughing:

that's ok...i still loves ya


lool, yeah i wouldn't have even really known about the other ones earlier if it wasnt for someone that you and i only know :wink: lol

think2deep's photo
Wed 02/25/09 04:53 PM
willing, you're exactly right. nothing has power until it's given

norslyman's photo
Wed 02/25/09 06:02 PM
I think you should be far more concerned about eugenics and the world population reduction programs than racism. Blacks have been targeted first with AIDS, but don't worry, they have plans for all of us.sad
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Eugenics and Environmentalism: From quality control to quantity control
Daniel Taylor
Old-Thinker News
April 30, 2008

Has eugenics faded away with time, or has the pseudo science morphed and cloaked itself under new auspices? Were some of the original founders of population control efforts themselves eugenicists? How and when did eugenicists shift from Galton era ideals to Malthusian population control? The history of eugenics is incredibly detailed and expansive, but there are certain issues that are not given as much attention as others. This article attempts to answer these questions and provide a wider perspective on these important issues.

From quality control to quantity control

While there are examples of eugenics still in practice in its pre WWII form, eugenicists were forced to scale back rhetoric and reframe their ideas in the post WWII world. Hitler’s actions embarrassed eugenicists in America enough for them to at least publicly change their ideas.

China currently has Galton-era eugenics laws on the books which only allow pre-approved couples to marry and have children. The Law of the People’s Republic of China on Maternal and Infant Health Care states that if the approved couples children are deemed to be inferior they are to be terminated. [1]

The United States was the first to enact eugenic sterilization laws in the state of Indiana in 1907. By the mid 1930’s, 34 states had passed mandatory sterilization laws. Many of the laws remained active as late as 1974. Eugenics officially ended, yet remained.

Dr. David C. Reardon has documented the shift to population control among eugenicists in chapter five of his work in progress, The Eugenics Connection: Shapers of Humanity. He writes regarding the earlier eugenic practices in the United States,

"During the early 1930’s, eugenics reached the height of its popularity in pre-World war II America. It was during this period, when their political power was greatest, that eugenicists and Neo-Malthusians became increasingly radical in their demands to eliminate the ‘unfit,’ whom they called a "race of chronic paupers, a race parasitic upon the community." The eugenic weapons to be used in this ‘war between races’ were increasingly coercive and destructive. In 1932, at the Third International congress of Eugenics held in New York City, proposals were made to prevent the ‘further dilution of the American gene pool’ by those who possessed ‘inferior genes’ through segregation, sterilization, birth control, abortion and even infanticide." [2]

Reardon then documents the discrediting of eugenics and the toning down of rhetoric coming from its supporters. One of the factors cited by Reardon which dampened enthusiasm was the targeting of upper classes for sterilization due to their financial dethroning as a result of the great depression. Reardon writes,

"Suddenly, many of those in the upper and middle-classes, who had previously judged hereditary ‘unfitness’ on the basis of economic poverty, now found themselves impoverished. These ‘new poor’ feared that the selection of the ‘unfit’ might be confused. Finding themselves labeled ‘the aristocracy of the unfit’ by eugenicists, they feared that they might be the ones to suffer from compulsory sterilization, not just the "truly unfit." [3]


Frederick Henry Osborn (1889—1981)

James Lovelock, a prominent environmental activist, recently made headlines with his comments on what he calls imminent environmental calamity. Interestingly, Lovelock stated that the world faces an environmental crisis largely brought on by over-population in which he would like to see "the best of our species" survive. [4]


think2deep's photo
Wed 02/25/09 06:16 PM
norslyman, you're right about these eugenicists, in fact a couple of the biggest ones right now is david rockefeller and ted turner. just watched a video of them discussing this very topic. wonder if that's what the over 800 concentration camps that have been built all over the united states by fema is for?

yellowrose10's photo
Wed 02/25/09 06:51 PM


are you two just now picking up on the racist jabs???? slaphead

walk with me - talk with me here :laughing:

that's ok...i still loves ya

No, I've reported the Hate Baiting a couple times.
Perhaps, it's best to consider the stability and just not respond to it.


you are right

it's was just sooooooooo out there

anyway....back on topic

there have been people in texas wanting sovereignty since the 70's and 80's

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:15 PM
This is nifty. If there is one thing that will slow corruption that is states having their own poer again. Our forefathers understood this. The main power of our country used to reside at State level. But just as Thomas Jefferson prophecized, America will first consolidate power, than it will become corrupt. Deconsolidate power,and it's much harder to corrupt it. Brilliant.

At no point was this ever racist. Its simply states trying to do the right thing. We need a revolution. Hopefully this will be the revolution, instead one of bloodshed...

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:17 PM

norslyman, you're right about these eugenicists, in fact a couple of the biggest ones right now is david rockefeller and ted turner. just watched a video of them discussing this very topic. wonder if that's what the over 800 concentration camps that have been built all over the united states by fema is for?


I've wondered about these camps myself. Not ready to jump to conclusions but they do exist, and it does seem shadey...

Dragoness's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:18 PM
Yea back on topic. The State Sovreignty Movement is a radical movement of which caters to the racists in this country but besides that it is a movement of hypocrisy. It claims to be for the constitution but states in the proposals that if the federal government does not comply it will nullify the constitution in the states so they will not have to follow it anymore.

I haven't called anyone on this board a racist. So why do they protest so much to the whole idea of racists liking this movement?

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:25 PM
Edited by Drivinmenutz on Wed 02/25/09 07:26 PM

Yea back on topic. The State Sovreignty Movement is a radical movement of which caters to the racists in this country but besides that it is a movement of hypocrisy. It claims to be for the constitution but states in the proposals that if the federal government does not comply it will nullify the constitution in the states so they will not have to follow it anymore.

I haven't called anyone on this board a racist. So why do they protest so much to the whole idea of racists liking this movement?



I still fail to see how, in anyway, this is a racist movement. The movement itself, looking at the big picture, is a reality check for Washington. This is a good thing. Therefore the "Movement" has my upmost support and enthusiasm. All should follow suit.


And maybe even take it to bigger levels, such as impeaching anyone whoe goes against our constitution. You know, gun laws, laws against the first amendment, the patriot act, the federal reserve act, no longer backing our money. Hell, printing money, backed or not, is illegal in the first place. Ummm....income tax is also illegal simply because it wasn't ratified by 4 out of 5 states before it passed as well.

:thumbsup:

If congress, and/or the president, doesn't abide by our constitution they should be fired and replaced accordingly. Regardless of color, religion, political affiliation, etc.

think2deep's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:28 PM


norslyman, you're right about these eugenicists, in fact a couple of the biggest ones right now is david rockefeller and ted turner. just watched a video of them discussing this very topic. wonder if that's what the over 800 concentration camps that have been built all over the united states by fema is for?


I've wondered about these camps myself. Not ready to jump to conclusions but they do exist, and it does seem shadey...


i'm going to be going down to avon park this weekend to get a look at one myself. i'll let everyone know what i see there.

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:31 PM
Edited by Drivinmenutz on Wed 02/25/09 07:32 PM



norslyman, you're right about these eugenicists, in fact a couple of the biggest ones right now is david rockefeller and ted turner. just watched a video of them discussing this very topic. wonder if that's what the over 800 concentration camps that have been built all over the united states by fema is for?


I've wondered about these camps myself. Not ready to jump to conclusions but they do exist, and it does seem shadey...


i'm going to be going down to avon park this weekend to get a look at one myself. i'll let everyone know what i see there.


They only have one in Maine. (Maybe due to small population?) But it's an old World War II bunker that was converted a decade or two ago. Unfortunately it's about a 6 or 7 hour drive, so i probably wont be checking it out any time soon. ohwell

Let me know what ya find....

Dragoness's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:35 PM


Yea back on topic. The State Sovreignty Movement is a radical movement of which caters to the racists in this country but besides that it is a movement of hypocrisy. It claims to be for the constitution but states in the proposals that if the federal government does not comply it will nullify the constitution in the states so they will not have to follow it anymore.

I haven't called anyone on this board a racist. So why do they protest so much to the whole idea of racists liking this movement?



I still fail to see how, in anyway, this is a racist movement. The movement itself, looking at the big picture, is a reality check for Washington. This is a good thing. Therefore the "Movement" has my upmost support and enthusiasm. All should follow suit.


And maybe even take it to bigger levels, such as impeaching anyone whoe goes against our constitution. You know, gun laws, laws against the first amendment, the patriot act, the federal reserve act, no longer backing our money. Hell, printing money, backed or not, is illegal in the first place. Ummm....income tax is also illegal simply because it wasn't ratified by 4 out of 5 states before it passed as well.

:thumbsup:

If congress, and/or the president, doesn't abide by our constitution they should be fired and replaced accordingly. Regardless of color, religion, political affiliation, etc.


If you consider the hypocrisy of the movement, nullifying the constitition and the fact that if the feds do not do what the states are dictating then the only choice they have is to declare civil war, it is pure craziness.

As for the racists, how much do you want to bet that the racists in this country that do not want a black man in office are on/for this movement? I would bet lots of money on it.

I already said if I could see the greater good of the movement for the people of this country, all people of this country, I might be able to push aside the racist element that is underlying it but I cannot see that.

When will states seceding and losing their US citizenship, becoming militia lead little countries of their own, nullifying the constitition because of the federal government, be good for all the people of this country? Because that is what will happen if they are "successful". Worst case scenerio we will have a civil war. How is that good for the masses? There is nothing good to come from it other than the racists can get more control, at least that is what I can see.

Racism and extremism control is a concern of every citizen of this country. It is an underlying element that is ugly but if ignored it gets stronger.

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 07:47 PM
Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou

Dragoness's photo
Wed 02/25/09 08:07 PM

Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou


Learning what? The states already have their own government which they control.

The small issues that are coming up on these proposals of hypocrisy are the second amendment (which the half of America that do not want to carry weapons do not want to be shot by a crazy second amendmenter) so certain restrictions on the second amendment should stand to represent the part of America that feels the way I mentioned. The second issue is the mandates handed down to the states that are unfunded like SCHIPP, this should be a mandate, it is for the children of this country in every state.

And as for the stimulus package which I know is a major issue. It was needed. All the experts told everyone that they needed to flood the country with money to stimulate the economy. They made the attempt and put one through as fast as they could. It is what the financial experts say is needed. Do the individual states not want to follow the financial experts? That would be to their own detriment and make the people of their state suffer more than necessary just to make a mute point of some kind.

You did not take my bet I see.

think2deep's photo
Wed 02/25/09 08:13 PM


Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou


Learning what? The states already have their own government which they control.

The small issues that are coming up on these proposals of hypocrisy are the second amendment (which the half of America that do not want to carry weapons do not want to be shot by a crazy second amendmenter) so certain restrictions on the second amendment should stand to represent the part of America that feels the way I mentioned. The second issue is the mandates handed down to the states that are unfunded like SCHIPP, this should be a mandate, it is for the children of this country in every state.

And as for the stimulus package which I know is a major issue. It was needed. All the experts told everyone that they needed to flood the country with money to stimulate the economy. They made the attempt and put one through as fast as they could. It is what the financial experts say is needed. Do the individual states not want to follow the financial experts? That would be to their own detriment and make the people of their state suffer more than necessary just to make a mute point of some kind.

You did not take my bet I see.



you so need to go to youtube and watch our own congress people and what they say about the bailout. first you need to read about how money is made then you need to realize that you are the type of person that likes to make sure that our children will be slaves to the bankers and paying out of the nose for your luxuries now. what a nice person you are dragonesss.

Dragoness's photo
Wed 02/25/09 08:26 PM
Edited by Dragoness on Wed 02/25/09 08:29 PM



Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou


Learning what? The states already have their own government which they control.

The small issues that are coming up on these proposals of hypocrisy are the second amendment (which the half of America that do not want to carry weapons do not want to be shot by a crazy second amendmenter) so certain restrictions on the second amendment should stand to represent the part of America that feels the way I mentioned. The second issue is the mandates handed down to the states that are unfunded like SCHIPP, this should be a mandate, it is for the children of this country in every state.

And as for the stimulus package which I know is a major issue. It was needed. All the experts told everyone that they needed to flood the country with money to stimulate the economy. They made the attempt and put one through as fast as they could. It is what the financial experts say is needed. Do the individual states not want to follow the financial experts? That would be to their own detriment and make the people of their state suffer more than necessary just to make a mute point of some kind.

You did not take my bet I see.



you so need to go to youtube and watch our own congress people and what they say about the bailout. first you need to read about how money is made then you need to realize that you are the type of person that likes to make sure that our children will be slaves to the bankers and paying out of the nose for your luxuries now. what a nice person you are dragonesss.


I did not understand you for sure but if you are talking about the debt, Bush put us into more debt than this stimulus will ever reach and I did not hear folks screaming about the debt to the children then.huh

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 08:35 PM
Edited by Drivinmenutz on Wed 02/25/09 08:37 PM


Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou


Learning what? The states already have their own government which they control.

The small issues that are coming up on these proposals of hypocrisy are the second amendment (which the half of America that do not want to carry weapons do not want to be shot by a crazy second amendmenter) so certain restrictions on the second amendment should stand to represent the part of America that feels the way I mentioned. The second issue is the mandates handed down to the states that are unfunded like SCHIPP, this should be a mandate, it is for the children of this country in every state.

And as for the stimulus package which I know is a major issue. It was needed. All the experts told everyone that they needed to flood the country with money to stimulate the economy. They made the attempt and put one through as fast as they could. It is what the financial experts say is needed. Do the individual states not want to follow the financial experts? That would be to their own detriment and make the people of their state suffer more than necessary just to make a mute point of some kind.

You did not take my bet I see.


Ok, education time. You think America is a democracy don't you?

Its not, nor was it ever intended that way. A democracy is a mob rule. If you want one, leave, please, before you encourage the destruction of our country.

Our country was founded as a Republic. This means elected officials are meant to stand for us, and do whats best for us. Government in every case was meant to be small, and noninterventive. There are of course times where SOME intervention is needed. For a republic to work, it must strictly adhere to a constitution. This keeps the republic in check. The republic is supposed to keep the people in check, and vice versa.

If the republic overrides their constitution, the people have no one to protect them but themselves.

This is where our bill of rights come in.

Amendment 1 - Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

This removes the government from being able to totally manipulate the population.

Amendment 2 - A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

This is the guardian of all other rights. The Right to bear arms is a last resort against tryanny. When push comes to shove the people have THE RIGHT to abolish our government and start anew.

This was mentioned 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. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — :tongue: That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.:tongue: Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."

This is our binding contract. The fabric of our entire country. Be careful before you suggest it be rewritten or ignored.

Ok, enough for now about the constitution.

Now the stimuus package... Guess what. Its a scam! "They" said we need to flood the economy with money. That's not true at all. Any educated economist would tell you that.

What they MEANT was, we need to flood the economy with debt. Yes, thats right. This money won't come from taxes, or spending cuts, instead it will be BORROWED, and spent. All other information is irrelivant if you do your homework on how the economy works. Doesn't matter how its spent, just that it gets deposited and laned out again. Google the Fractional Reserve System. This explains how a little debt can be turned into a lot of debt, which, is a good thing for the short run.

Problem with the economy is that we need infinitely increasing debt, and it needs to grow exponetially at a constant rate. When it doesn't grow fast enough, we have "bubble bursts" like the housing market, followed by a recession. What this means is that our entire economy since 1913, is only temporary, because there will come a day when we simply can't afford the principal + interest payments when we can only use the principal to make the payments.

Funny thing is it states bluntly in our constitution that the money issuing power resides with congress. Not a private bank. This makes the Federal Reserve illegal according to our constitution. It's also illegal to have paper money of any sort. Nifty huh? You know what's interesting. The Great Depression, and this depression, wouldn't exist with our government just read and followed the constitution.

This brings us back to the constitution descussion. States ust maintain a soveriegnty, and they are in fact building militias. Because someday we will have a revolution. The sooner it happens the less bloody it will be. If the states get tehir message across now, other people wont need the right to bear arms to take washington d.c. down by force. People wouldn't have to die.

See why this is all important. Our constitution protects us from the u.s. government. Read it, it's probably one of the most socially brilliant documents written.

Dragoness's photo
Wed 02/25/09 08:47 PM



Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou


Learning what? The states already have their own government which they control.

The small issues that are coming up on these proposals of hypocrisy are the second amendment (which the half of America that do not want to carry weapons do not want to be shot by a crazy second amendmenter) so certain restrictions on the second amendment should stand to represent the part of America that feels the way I mentioned. The second issue is the mandates handed down to the states that are unfunded like SCHIPP, this should be a mandate, it is for the children of this country in every state.

And as for the stimulus package which I know is a major issue. It was needed. All the experts told everyone that they needed to flood the country with money to stimulate the economy. They made the attempt and put one through as fast as they could. It is what the financial experts say is needed. Do the individual states not want to follow the financial experts? That would be to their own detriment and make the people of their state suffer more than necessary just to make a mute point of some kind.

You did not take my bet I see.


Ok, education time. You think America is a democracy don't you?

Its not, nor was it ever intended that way. A democracy is a mob rule. If you want one, leave, please, before you encourage the destruction of our country.

Our country was founded as a Republic. This means elected officials are meant to stand for us, and do whats best for us. Government in every case was meant to be small, and noninterventive. There are of course times where SOME intervention is needed. For a republic to work, it must strictly adhere to a constitution. This keeps the republic in check. The republic is supposed to keep the people in check, and vice versa.

If the republic overrides their constitution, the people have no one to protect them but themselves.

This is where our bill of rights come in.

Amendment 1 - Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

This removes the government from being able to totally manipulate the population.

Amendment 2 - A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

This is the guardian of all other rights. The Right to bear arms is a last resort against tryanny. When push comes to shove the people have THE RIGHT to abolish our government and start anew.

This was mentioned 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. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — :tongue: That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.:tongue: Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."

This is our binding contract. The fabric of our entire country. Be careful before you suggest it be rewritten or ignored.

Ok, enough for now about the constitution.

Now the stimuus package... Guess what. Its a scam! "They" said we need to flood the economy with money. That's not true at all. Any educated economist would tell you that.

What they MEANT was, we need to flood the economy with debt. Yes, thats right. This money won't come from taxes, or spending cuts, instead it will be BORROWED, and spent. All other information is irrelivant if you do your homework on how the economy works. Doesn't matter how its spent, just that it gets deposited and laned out again. Google the Fractional Reserve System. This explains how a little debt can be turned into a lot of debt, which, is a good thing for the short run.

Problem with the economy is that we need infinitely increasing debt, and it needs to grow exponetially at a constant rate. When it doesn't grow fast enough, we have "bubble bursts" like the housing market, followed by a recession. What this means is that our entire economy since 1913, is only temporary, because there will come a day when we simply can't afford the principal + interest payments when we can only use the principal to make the payments.

Funny thing is it states bluntly in our constitution that the money issuing power resides with congress. Not a private bank. This makes the Federal Reserve illegal according to our constitution. It's also illegal to have paper money of any sort. Nifty huh? You know what's interesting. The Great Depression, and this depression, wouldn't exist with our government just read and followed the constitution.

This brings us back to the constitution descussion. States ust maintain a soveriegnty, and they are in fact building militias. Because someday we will have a revolution. The sooner it happens the less bloody it will be. If the states get tehir message across now, other people wont need the right to bear arms to take washington d.c. down by force. People wouldn't have to die.

See why this is all important. Our constitution protects us from the u.s. government. Read it, it's probably one of the most socially brilliant documents written.


Okay, that was all great and all. I already knew it anyway but thanks for the effort.

None of which makes the movement not a hypocrisy. It is a hypocrisy to state that the states demands not met equal a nullification of the constitution when they are supposedly following the constitution in the first place. Unless that is a catch 22 in the constitution that needs to be worked on.

Like I have said before it really is no personal problem for me that a state secede and become it's own little nation. The residence will no longer be citizens of this country, they will be in a small little nation surrounded by the US, hopefully having something the US needs to trade with. And with their little small militia army they had better hope that no opportunistic terrorist forces decide to take over, like the white supremacists. I don't think it would be a great thing for the residents and I hope the residents get warning so they can vacate said state before the secession happens if they do not wish to lose their US citizenship or get caught in a civil war or a terrorist state in their home town.

It is actually stupidity if you read up on it. But the racists love it I am sure because it goes against the black president, ya know?

Drivinmenutz's photo
Wed 02/25/09 08:58 PM




Umm....the states were supposed to hold the power over the federal government in the first place...

What's causing the states to do this is the simple fact that the federal government is dictating THEIR plans to them. So, power to the majority i guess...

The federal government has been unconstitutional. The federal government is being unconstitutional. The states are tired of it. So they are now questioning their authority and pushing back. The STATES are sending the message; " we will not be dictated anymore, we have rights" to the federal government. That, is in no way, being unconstitutional. In fact, the states are using power that our forefathers gave them. Isn't it neat Dragoness? They are finally learningflowerforyou


Learning what? The states already have their own government which they control.

The small issues that are coming up on these proposals of hypocrisy are the second amendment (which the half of America that do not want to carry weapons do not want to be shot by a crazy second amendmenter) so certain restrictions on the second amendment should stand to represent the part of America that feels the way I mentioned. The second issue is the mandates handed down to the states that are unfunded like SCHIPP, this should be a mandate, it is for the children of this country in every state.

And as for the stimulus package which I know is a major issue. It was needed. All the experts told everyone that they needed to flood the country with money to stimulate the economy. They made the attempt and put one through as fast as they could. It is what the financial experts say is needed. Do the individual states not want to follow the financial experts? That would be to their own detriment and make the people of their state suffer more than necessary just to make a mute point of some kind.

You did not take my bet I see.


Ok, education time. You think America is a democracy don't you?

Its not, nor was it ever intended that way. A democracy is a mob rule. If you want one, leave, please, before you encourage the destruction of our country.

Our country was founded as a Republic. This means elected officials are meant to stand for us, and do whats best for us. Government in every case was meant to be small, and noninterventive. There are of course times where SOME intervention is needed. For a republic to work, it must strictly adhere to a constitution. This keeps the republic in check. The republic is supposed to keep the people in check, and vice versa.

If the republic overrides their constitution, the people have no one to protect them but themselves.

This is where our bill of rights come in.

Amendment 1 - Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

This removes the government from being able to totally manipulate the population.

Amendment 2 - A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

This is the guardian of all other rights. The Right to bear arms is a last resort against tryanny. When push comes to shove the people have THE RIGHT to abolish our government and start anew.

This was mentioned 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. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — :tongue: That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.:tongue: Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."

This is our binding contract. The fabric of our entire country. Be careful before you suggest it be rewritten or ignored.

Ok, enough for now about the constitution.

Now the stimuus package... Guess what. Its a scam! "They" said we need to flood the economy with money. That's not true at all. Any educated economist would tell you that.

What they MEANT was, we need to flood the economy with debt. Yes, thats right. This money won't come from taxes, or spending cuts, instead it will be BORROWED, and spent. All other information is irrelivant if you do your homework on how the economy works. Doesn't matter how its spent, just that it gets deposited and laned out again. Google the Fractional Reserve System. This explains how a little debt can be turned into a lot of debt, which, is a good thing for the short run.

Problem with the economy is that we need infinitely increasing debt, and it needs to grow exponetially at a constant rate. When it doesn't grow fast enough, we have "bubble bursts" like the housing market, followed by a recession. What this means is that our entire economy since 1913, is only temporary, because there will come a day when we simply can't afford the principal + interest payments when we can only use the principal to make the payments.

Funny thing is it states bluntly in our constitution that the money issuing power resides with congress. Not a private bank. This makes the Federal Reserve illegal according to our constitution. It's also illegal to have paper money of any sort. Nifty huh? You know what's interesting. The Great Depression, and this depression, wouldn't exist with our government just read and followed the constitution.

This brings us back to the constitution descussion. States ust maintain a soveriegnty, and they are in fact building militias. Because someday we will have a revolution. The sooner it happens the less bloody it will be. If the states get tehir message across now, other people wont need the right to bear arms to take washington d.c. down by force. People wouldn't have to die.

See why this is all important. Our constitution protects us from the u.s. government. Read it, it's probably one of the most socially brilliant documents written.


Okay, that was all great and all. I already knew it anyway but thanks for the effort.

None of which makes the movement not a hypocrisy. It is a hypocrisy to state that the states demands not met equal a nullification of the constitution when they are supposedly following the constitution in the first place. Unless that is a catch 22 in the constitution that needs to be worked on.

Like I have said before it really is no personal problem for me that a state secede and become it's own little nation. The residence will no longer be citizens of this country, they will be in a small little nation surrounded by the US, hopefully having something the US needs to trade with. And with their little small militia army they had better hope that no opportunistic terrorist forces decide to take over, like the white supremacists. I don't think it would be a great thing for the residents and I hope the residents get warning so they can vacate said state before the secession happens if they do not wish to lose their US citizenship or get caught in a civil war or a terrorist state in their home town.

It is actually stupidity if you read up on it. But the racists love it I am sure because it goes against the black president, ya know?


Ok, read up on it then. Because from what i understand declaring soveriegnty does not mean they are saying they wont abide by the constitution. What they are saying is that the federal government needs to abide by it, or they will call them out on it. It does not say anything about succeeding. I could be mistaken.

I fail, completely to see where racism is on this as well. They call that argument a "Red Herring" in critical thinking.

I still stand behind full and support the states. I know the states are within their rights. I know they are trying to hold the Federal Government accountible for once. I owe them all a drink. This is a good first step to the "change" Obama was talking about during the campaign....

States being able to override the federal government is just about the best thing that could happen right now.

Go RACISTS!!!laugh laugh flowerforyou

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