A Strong Breed of Men
Posted by freedomforall 11 years, 2 months ago to Politics
As most Americans are now painfully aware, our Constitution was not a perfect document, for there were certain powers granted to the government that should never have been granted. But if interpreted literally, it was a magnificent beginning because it valued freedom so highly. It was, and still is in conception and meaning, the greatest single political work in the history of man.
Should it not then be our goal as a people to return to a literal interpretation of this Constitution that valued freedom so highly and then set about to perfect it where it was flawed? Is it not then our job to reduce the tyrannical power of government and once again allow men to live, and trade, and interact as they see fit?
Should it not then be our goal as a people to return to a literal interpretation of this Constitution that valued freedom so highly and then set about to perfect it where it was flawed? Is it not then our job to reduce the tyrannical power of government and once again allow men to live, and trade, and interact as they see fit?
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I have been very busy here lately. I am fighting a battle over property rights with the local statists at the township... I may even be moving my business, depending upon outcome. No time to examine every thread or get into some protracted battles on multiple fronts.. :(
Somebody has down-voted your comment... I don'rt know why, but I gave you back one.
Regards,
O.A.
Corrections if any, welcome.
I'm not happy to admit that I agree that we are just livestock on a tax farm. I see no other explanation that fits current affairs.
Great quote! :) The essence is what counts.
I quite agree, and for the life of me, cannot understand why Congress is rolling over...
Burke has some other interesting ones. I'll find the references and get them to you or perhaps post them here.