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Re: Thursday ramblings--The Constitution!

By: joe-taylor in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Thu, 10 Jan 13 6:59 PM | 64 view(s)
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faul,

Living in a democracy does not make you a slave unless you want to be a slave to something, which we do not want to be. Slavery is defined as living in an involuntary bondage, which we are not doing either!

The United States experienced a time of slavery before the civil war and we do know the differences between the two times.

I enjoy being led by a leader and having the great privilege of getting to cast my vote for one every four years. I do not always win with my vote, but, it means a great deal to me to be able to cast one!


Regards,


Joe


To say that "God exists" is the greatest understatement ever made across space and time.


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Re: Thursday ramblings--The Constitution!
By: faul in ALEA
Tue, 08 Jan 13 6:38 AM 		Msg. 12406 of 54959

Hi JT

"The word "Anarchy" comes from the ancient Greek ἀναρχία, anarchia, from ἀν an, "not, without" + ἀρχός arkhos, "ruler", meaning "absence of a leader", "without rulers")."

Again....if you believe that absent of a leader
or a ruler means "great disorder" with violence
attached to it....you obviously Need to be Ruled
Over.

Which makes you a Slave JT..............

Last time i checked history,it is littered with
violence under the control of Leaders and
Rulers.........

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