The Story of Your Enslavement
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Well, they also need to force the repudiation of all the Fed Reserve-backed debt (which includes credit cards & mortgages). Given the usurious nature of current 'credit card debt', usury needs to be OUTLAWED once and for all.
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Everyone Obey Molyneux's Words...
The irony of that video is that Stefan Molyneux wants us to be enslaved by his ideas as to what freedom should entail. It sort of reminds me of the people who tell us to question authority, but then they never consider someone who replies, "Who are you to tell me what to do?" Yeah. Molyneux, for all his criticisms against civil authority, is still no better when he claims to be the authoritative voice for escaping enslavement.
The irony of that video is that Stefan Molyneux wants us to be enslaved by his ideas as to what freedom should entail. It sort of reminds me of the people who tell us to question authority, but then they never consider someone who replies, "Who are you to tell me what to do?" Yeah. Molyneux, for all his criticisms against civil authority, is still no better when he claims to be the authoritative voice for escaping enslavement.
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The Constitution didn't fail. WE FAILED.
The constitution doesn't grant us rights. Politicians don't grant us rights. Our rights come from God / Natural law. They are inalienable. The Constitution is a contract between the people and the government which reminds the government of our rights and their obligation to protect them. If we rip it up and throw it away, we still have those rights. But you just shredded the contract that lists the rights which the government is bound to protect.
"Inalienable" From Wikipedia:
Legal rights (sometimes also called civil rights or statutory rights) are rights conveyed by a particular polity, codified into legal statutes by some form of legislature (or unenumerated but implied from enumerated rights), and as such are contingent upon local laws, customs, or beliefs.
In contrast, natural rights (also called moral rights or inalienable rights) are rights which are not contingent upon the laws, customs, or beliefs of a particular society or polity. Natural rights are thus necessarily universal, whereas legal rights are culturally and politically relative.
tangowhiskeykilo
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amazing
Check this out if you want to know more about your Enslavement...
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=239938
And just for fun....
If Obama went to Heaven, George Washington would met him at the Pearly Gates. He would slap
him across the face and yell, "How dare you try to destroy the Nation I
helped conceive?"
Patrick Henry approached, punched him in the nose and shouted, "You wanted
to end our liberties but you failed."
James Madison followed, kicked him in the groin and said, "This is why I
allowed our government to provide for the common defense!"
Thomas Jefferson was next, beat Obama with a long cane and snarled, "It was
evil men like you who inspired me to write the Declaration of
Independence."
The beatings and thrashings continued as George Mason, James Monroe and 66
other early Americans unleashed their anger on the radical, socialist,
leader.
As Obama lay bleeding and in pain, an Angel appeared. Obama wept and said,
"This is not what you promised me."
The Angel replied, "I told you there would be 72 VIRGINIANS waiting for you
in Heaven. What did you think I said?"....."You really need to listen when
someone is trying to tell you something!"
And we all know that Obama isn't going to Heaven anyway....
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=239938
And just for fun....
If Obama went to Heaven, George Washington would met him at the Pearly Gates. He would slap
him across the face and yell, "How dare you try to destroy the Nation I
helped conceive?"
Patrick Henry approached, punched him in the nose and shouted, "You wanted
to end our liberties but you failed."
James Madison followed, kicked him in the groin and said, "This is why I
allowed our government to provide for the common defense!"
Thomas Jefferson was next, beat Obama with a long cane and snarled, "It was
evil men like you who inspired me to write the Declaration of
Independence."
The beatings and thrashings continued as George Mason, James Monroe and 66
other early Americans unleashed their anger on the radical, socialist,
leader.
As Obama lay bleeding and in pain, an Angel appeared. Obama wept and said,
"This is not what you promised me."
The Angel replied, "I told you there would be 72 VIRGINIANS waiting for you
in Heaven. What did you think I said?"....."You really need to listen when
someone is trying to tell you something!"
And we all know that Obama isn't going to Heaven anyway....
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If a central government owned people, would those people be in "interstate commerce" when living in the several states?
Are you wondering why the "interstate commerce clause" is used to do the health care bill and other things they are doing?
Is it possible you are enslaved? Have you checked?
Are you wondering why the "interstate commerce clause" is used to do the health care bill and other things they are doing?
Is it possible you are enslaved? Have you checked?
He's never done this, you just made that up.
In fact, I've many times heard him talk about how it's the ideas, and he welcomes people to call in and put up arguments.
He's never claimed to be an authoritative voice so stop telling lies here about Molyneux.
Who's "we"?
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Can someone please tell me what he is referring to in relation to USA as "farmers", does he mean government workers? It makes sense when there is a King but I don't understand it in the context of the USA.
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Molyneux's Actions Will Speak Louder Than Words
Well, if he does not believe he is an authority of matters of freedom, then he needs to submit to Jesus's view on freedom. Of course, he won't because he holds his own ideas above that of God's.
Well, if he does not believe he is an authority of matters of freedom, then he needs to submit to Jesus's view on freedom. Of course, he won't because he holds his own ideas above that of God's.
You're being hypocritical, now you're saying what he NEEDS to do, based on what? Because you said so?
If there was such a thing as god, then he could tell Mr. Molyneux what to do here. Since there isn't, Stefan Molyneux has just as much a right to voice his opinion and you or I do on this message board.
The farmers are the government who control us. Check out his first video on this topic:
YouTube - True News 13: Statism is Dead - Part 3 - The Matrix
In my opinion, the farm is a government area, which lately you can see as any one of the states because of all the things they pass in congress that seem to regulate the People directly via the "interstate commerce clause", like the health care bill.
So you may want to do a little more research into how you became enslaved by signing all kinds of government documents over your lifetime. (there's a way out, don't worry)
Remember that the constitution created the national government, and then put limits on it. The constitution never gave government the right to regulate the People's lives directly.
Yea, something is messed up!
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Theocrat, I am going to try to speak to you in your language - I want to come back to Christ. I have zero hope for us and can't think of anywhere else to turn. But I'll tell you what... nothing turns me off from Christianity than pontificating, high-horse people like yourself. You actually turn people like me away from Jesus, in effect turning them to the Devil. Have you ever thought about that? In essence, Theocrat, by your methods you do the Devil's work. Yeah, pretty strong words - but I stand by them. You need to at some point in your mortal life realize that guys/ladies like yourself actually drive people away from religion in general and Christianity itself. There is witnessing Christ risen, and there is taking it too far. I can't and won't quote verses like you do, but I am pretty sure through four years of mandatory theology at a Lutheran high school I am right about this. Sit back and think about what I just said and reread this a couple times before you reply.
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