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Topic: People of Paradox': Government Distrust Takes a Dark -- and
heavenlyboy34's photo
Mon 04/05/10 10:39 AM



Most of the garbage you hear from the government haters, and yes it is garbage, is something they were TOLD, not something they experienced or have seen.

They are raised on it and then they read the right wing hate sites and repeat it all. It becomes habit and they surround themselves with like minds so they never have to really consider the wrongness of it.


They get taught to call anything different "liberal" and therefore bad and they continue the dark force of this unmerited, unjustified sickness.

Sadly all Americans have to suffer through them.

I know I would just like to see something come from them that has any positivity to it. Something that shows they actually think it through. Instead of the victim philosophy of fearmongering and hatemongering.



I TOLD YOU-don't call me right wing!! Those are fightin' words! mad explode

I don't fit the lame template you've concocted, and I loathe the government in general. I have trouble sometimes deciding whether to be mad or amused by your absurd, baseless State-worship.

I think I'll be amusedrofl rofl and continue to expose the State for the tyranny that it is.



You misrepresent me here.

The group definition holds true for the most regardless of the denial from them.

I do not worship anything.

And to walk around with hatred of an institution that can be altered by myself if I make the effort doesn't sound intelligent to me so pardon me for not participating.

If I don't like what the government does I will continue to work to change it as I have always done. No hatred is required for this.


If you read the enlightenment era liberals(the true, original liberals), they had a certain hate for the government. This is why many of the American liberals considered the Articles of Conferdation (and later the Constitution) to be "Chains that bind" the government.

They were wrong, of course, (just as liberals and other archists are today) as time and time again the government violates the self-evident Natural Law as laid out in the Declaration of Independence.

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Mon 04/05/10 11:08 AM
" ... Considering that government hatred is taught at home generation to generation especially in the south, there is really no hope of it ever being a legitimate complaint. The adults of today in the south, not all but most, repeat the same rhetoric they were taught as children and their parents have done the same.

So how can we get a legitimate gauge of how our government is doing if some folks are just taught to hate it and taxes no matter what?

These boards are full of the taught government haters and some of them are not in the south but most of them are.

The hatred of the government in the south actually roots all the way back to the civil war and hasn't improved. ... "


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For what specific reason do you believe that the SOUTH has cornered the market on hatred of government ... or anything else? You think that the War of Northern Aggression was REALLY necessary? I have friends across the country, North, South, East, and West, and virtually ALL of them have a healthy distrust of government. It's not healthy to worship at the altar of more or bigger government, and I resent your singling out ONE geographic area as having a greater propensity for 'hatred' than, oh, say, the NORTH ... Ever talk with a Northern 'Liberal' ... ? Get a grip. As for the boards being 'full of the taught government haters' (whatever THAT means), yeah, you're right - they're also many of the same types that post on DailyKOS or Democratic Underground. Where do THEY live ... ?


InvictusV's photo
Mon 04/05/10 11:41 AM
The banks control business

Business controls the government

Government controls the people


And we should all just be so happy about it..

Dragoness's photo
Mon 04/05/10 11:47 AM

" ... Considering that government hatred is taught at home generation to generation especially in the south, there is really no hope of it ever being a legitimate complaint. The adults of today in the south, not all but most, repeat the same rhetoric they were taught as children and their parents have done the same.

So how can we get a legitimate gauge of how our government is doing if some folks are just taught to hate it and taxes no matter what?

These boards are full of the taught government haters and some of them are not in the south but most of them are.

The hatred of the government in the south actually roots all the way back to the civil war and hasn't improved. ... "


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

For what specific reason do you believe that the SOUTH has cornered the market on hatred of government ... or anything else? You think that the War of Northern Aggression was REALLY necessary? I have friends across the country, North, South, East, and West, and virtually ALL of them have a healthy distrust of government. It's not healthy to worship at the altar of more or bigger government, and I resent your singling out ONE geographic area as having a greater propensity for 'hatred' than, oh, say, the NORTH ... Ever talk with a Northern 'Liberal' ... ? Get a grip. As for the boards being 'full of the taught government haters' (whatever THAT means), yeah, you're right - they're also many of the same types that post on DailyKOS or Democratic Underground. Where do THEY live ... ?




The truth is not always easy to hear.

Dragoness's photo
Mon 04/05/10 11:48 AM

The banks control business

Business controls the government

Government controls the people


And we should all just be so happy about it..


If this were completely true it is our jobs as Americans to stop it.

Dragoness's photo
Mon 04/05/10 11:56 AM
Edited by Dragoness on Mon 04/05/10 12:03 PM




Most of the garbage you hear from the government haters, and yes it is garbage, is something they were TOLD, not something they experienced or have seen.

They are raised on it and then they read the right wing hate sites and repeat it all. It becomes habit and they surround themselves with like minds so they never have to really consider the wrongness of it.


They get taught to call anything different "liberal" and therefore bad and they continue the dark force of this unmerited, unjustified sickness.

Sadly all Americans have to suffer through them.

I know I would just like to see something come from them that has any positivity to it. Something that shows they actually think it through. Instead of the victim philosophy of fearmongering and hatemongering.



I TOLD YOU-don't call me right wing!! Those are fightin' words! mad explode

I don't fit the lame template you've concocted, and I loathe the government in general. I have trouble sometimes deciding whether to be mad or amused by your absurd, baseless State-worship.

I think I'll be amusedrofl rofl and continue to expose the State for the tyranny that it is.



You misrepresent me here.

The group definition holds true for the most regardless of the denial from them.

I do not worship anything.

And to walk around with hatred of an institution that can be altered by myself if I make the effort doesn't sound intelligent to me so pardon me for not participating.

If I don't like what the government does I will continue to work to change it as I have always done. No hatred is required for this.


If you read the enlightenment era liberals(the true, original liberals), they had a certain hate for the government. This is why many of the American liberals considered the Articles of Conferdation (and later the Constitution) to be "Chains that bind" the government.

They were wrong, of course, (just as liberals and other archists are today) as time and time again the government violates the self-evident Natural Law as laid out in the Declaration of Independence.


Believing that government is an entity that needs constant monitoring and adjustment is different from government hatred.

Government hatred brings no positive effect. It makes victims of the people who believe it and brings undue apathy.

The constructors of our by laws did not believe they were gods and were making a bible. They believed they were laying a beginning guideline based on what they knew to be true of the best way for a government to govern.

They did good.

But times change and the knowledge they had is outdated now.

We have to change our by laws to accommodate the changing humans.

Our government has as much power as we have allowed it, either by choice or by apathy.

I would hope those taught haters all over the country but mostly in the south would question what they have been taught with no justification and become functioning parts of this country. Instead of the mud that holds the country back.

CatsLoveMe's photo
Mon 04/05/10 11:59 AM
Not "hatred or mistrust" but accountabilty, critical, vigilance, informed, and skeptical of the almighty gov. Something we should all be mindful of, whatever political ideology we belong to.

Dragoness's photo
Mon 04/05/10 12:07 PM
Edited by Dragoness on Mon 04/05/10 12:08 PM

Not "hatred or mistrust" but accountabilty, critical, vigilance, informed, and skeptical of the almighty gov. Something we should all be mindful of, whatever political ideology we belong to.


I agree.

It takes participation and involvement to be a productive part of the government.

Hatred just freezes a person into an apathetic mindset spewing misinformation and basically not participating positively in any of the processes.

It is taught for the most part, passes from generation to generation. Until one of the generation actually opens their mind a bit and considers why it doesn't make sense, what they were taught, it will continue to be a bane of this country.

heavenlyboy34's photo
Mon 04/05/10 12:08 PM





Most of the garbage you hear from the government haters, and yes it is garbage, is something they were TOLD, not something they experienced or have seen.

They are raised on it and then they read the right wing hate sites and repeat it all. It becomes habit and they surround themselves with like minds so they never have to really consider the wrongness of it.


They get taught to call anything different "liberal" and therefore bad and they continue the dark force of this unmerited, unjustified sickness.

Sadly all Americans have to suffer through them.

I know I would just like to see something come from them that has any positivity to it. Something that shows they actually think it through. Instead of the victim philosophy of fearmongering and hatemongering.



I TOLD YOU-don't call me right wing!! Those are fightin' words! mad explode

I don't fit the lame template you've concocted, and I loathe the government in general. I have trouble sometimes deciding whether to be mad or amused by your absurd, baseless State-worship.

I think I'll be amusedrofl rofl and continue to expose the State for the tyranny that it is.



You misrepresent me here.

The group definition holds true for the most regardless of the denial from them.

I do not worship anything.

And to walk around with hatred of an institution that can be altered by myself if I make the effort doesn't sound intelligent to me so pardon me for not participating.

If I don't like what the government does I will continue to work to change it as I have always done. No hatred is required for this.


If you read the enlightenment era liberals(the true, original liberals), they had a certain hate for the government. This is why many of the American liberals considered the Articles of Conferdation (and later the Constitution) to be "Chains that bind" the government.

They were wrong, of course, (just as liberals and other archists are today) as time and time again the government violates the self-evident Natural Law as laid out in the Declaration of Independence.


Believing that government is an entity that needs constant monitoring and adjustment is different from government hatred.

Government hatred brings no positive effect. It makes victims of the people who believe it and brings undue apathy.

The constructors of our by laws did not believe they were gods and were making a bible. They believed they were laying a beginning guideline based on what they knew to be true of the best way for a government to govern.

They did good.

But times change and the knowledge they had is outdated now.

We have to change our by laws to accommodate the changing humans.

Our government has as much power as we have allowed it, either by choice or by apathy.

I would hope those taught haters all over the country but mostly in the south would question what they have been taught with no justification and become functioning parts of this country. Instead of the mud that holds the country back.


Why single out the South? Is it because you've been taught this irrational fear of individualists and Constitutionalists by institutionalized media and education? The real legacy of freedom comes from Southerners like Thomas Jefferson and Jefferson Davis. The Northerners contributed very little to the philosophy of freedom because they traditionally benefited financially from keeping the average American under the tyranny of government law and banking.

CatsLoveMe's photo
Mon 04/05/10 12:11 PM


Not "hatred or mistrust" but accountabilty, critical, vigilance, informed, and skeptical of the almighty gov. Something we should all be mindful of, whatever political ideology we belong to.


I agree.

It takes participation and involvement to be a productive part of the government.

Hatred just freezes a person into an apathetic mindset spewing misinformation and basically not participating positively in any of the processes.

It is taught for the most part, passes from generation to generation. Until one of the generation actually opens their mind a bit and considers why it doesn't make sense, what they were taught, it will continue to be a bane of this country.


I always enjoy reading your posts, dragoness. flowerforyou :thumbsup:

Dragoness's photo
Mon 04/05/10 12:12 PM






Most of the garbage you hear from the government haters, and yes it is garbage, is something they were TOLD, not something they experienced or have seen.

They are raised on it and then they read the right wing hate sites and repeat it all. It becomes habit and they surround themselves with like minds so they never have to really consider the wrongness of it.


They get taught to call anything different "liberal" and therefore bad and they continue the dark force of this unmerited, unjustified sickness.

Sadly all Americans have to suffer through them.

I know I would just like to see something come from them that has any positivity to it. Something that shows they actually think it through. Instead of the victim philosophy of fearmongering and hatemongering.



I TOLD YOU-don't call me right wing!! Those are fightin' words! mad explode

I don't fit the lame template you've concocted, and I loathe the government in general. I have trouble sometimes deciding whether to be mad or amused by your absurd, baseless State-worship.

I think I'll be amusedrofl rofl and continue to expose the State for the tyranny that it is.



You misrepresent me here.

The group definition holds true for the most regardless of the denial from them.

I do not worship anything.

And to walk around with hatred of an institution that can be altered by myself if I make the effort doesn't sound intelligent to me so pardon me for not participating.

If I don't like what the government does I will continue to work to change it as I have always done. No hatred is required for this.


If you read the enlightenment era liberals(the true, original liberals), they had a certain hate for the government. This is why many of the American liberals considered the Articles of Conferdation (and later the Constitution) to be "Chains that bind" the government.

They were wrong, of course, (just as liberals and other archists are today) as time and time again the government violates the self-evident Natural Law as laid out in the Declaration of Independence.


Believing that government is an entity that needs constant monitoring and adjustment is different from government hatred.

Government hatred brings no positive effect. It makes victims of the people who believe it and brings undue apathy.

The constructors of our by laws did not believe they were gods and were making a bible. They believed they were laying a beginning guideline based on what they knew to be true of the best way for a government to govern.

They did good.

But times change and the knowledge they had is outdated now.

We have to change our by laws to accommodate the changing humans.

Our government has as much power as we have allowed it, either by choice or by apathy.

I would hope those taught haters all over the country but mostly in the south would question what they have been taught with no justification and become functioning parts of this country. Instead of the mud that holds the country back.


Why single out the South? Is it because you've been taught this irrational fear of individualists and Constitutionalists by institutionalized media and education? The real legacy of freedom comes from Southerners like Thomas Jefferson and Jefferson Davis. The Northerners contributed very little to the philosophy of freedom because they traditionally benefited financially from keeping the average American under the tyranny of government law and banking.


I have been to the south and lived there for a while. I saw and heard it.

As for the rest of the post basically not true.

So now you have to prove that there were no northerners involved in the process of designing this country. I know you can't but it is on you now.

Dragoness's photo
Mon 04/05/10 12:13 PM



Not "hatred or mistrust" but accountabilty, critical, vigilance, informed, and skeptical of the almighty gov. Something we should all be mindful of, whatever political ideology we belong to.


I agree.

It takes participation and involvement to be a productive part of the government.

Hatred just freezes a person into an apathetic mindset spewing misinformation and basically not participating positively in any of the processes.

It is taught for the most part, passes from generation to generation. Until one of the generation actually opens their mind a bit and considers why it doesn't make sense, what they were taught, it will continue to be a bane of this country.


I always enjoy reading your posts, dragoness. flowerforyou :thumbsup:


Thanks, yours aren't too bad either:thumbsup:

Lpdon's photo
Tue 04/06/10 02:16 PM


Not "hatred or mistrust" but accountabilty, critical, vigilance, informed, and skeptical of the almighty gov. Something we should all be mindful of, whatever political ideology we belong to.


I agree.

It takes participation and involvement to be a productive part of the government.

Hatred just freezes a person into an apathetic mindset spewing misinformation and basically not participating positively in any of the processes.

It is taught for the most part, passes from generation to generation. Until one of the generation actually opens their mind a bit and considers why it doesn't make sense, what they were taught, it will continue to be a bane of this country.


You might want to think about that as you look back on your hate filled name calling posts...........

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Tue 04/06/10 03:28 PM


sounds like hatred of authority,, organization of large numbers is usually going to require some type of 'chain of command'


organized hatred..kinda like the KKK


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well heres a liberal response . do you know that 99.99% of the KKK is FBI agents ...

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