So in other words, people like Dick Cheney have time get their cocks sucked and write a million non-fiction books I see at chapters, but they can't do shit to clean up the mess they've created?
You know what? EXCUUUSE ME!
How DARE I speak out against the almighty Dick Cheney's blowjob!?!?
This is an INJUSTICE!
DICK CHENEY DESERVES ANOTHER BLOWJOB!
That's sort of exactly the point of the video except perhaps I could not have stated it quite so vivaciously. Interesting.
I would like to see all people regardless of rank or station held to the same standard of justice, so if Cheney and his ilk have committed documented crimes for which there is legal evidence I would like to see them charged, arrested, prosecuted and, if found guilty jailed or worse.
That is the ultimate outcome of any revolution, the overthrow of the empowered establishment by a new coalition of interests who have seized enough control to actually carry through on the Rule of Law. Of course in some Countries with less institutionalized or engrained traditions of Liberty than we have in the United States there is much more concern for violence in the course of a Revolution, but the Constitutional framework of our Federal Government gives us a revolution every two years with the election of the entire House of Representatives, every 4 years with the election of a President, and every six years with the election of State Senators. So we have a long tradition of handling even profound transformations of our Government without the need to resort to violence.
That's what we are seeing today with the Ron Paul Revolution. This is a Jeffersonian Revolution, a blood-less coup, a popular uprising backed by a reaffirmation of the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Rule of Law, not a Robespierrian Revolution based on mob rule and anarchy and violence run rampant. Leave those sorts of ideas to our opponents, make sure they are the ones who go there if anyone is insane enough to actually do so. Let them be the one's who attack without provocation and give themselves up to evil to attempt to accomplish their goals.
Let us be the ones who defeat them just as our Founding Fathers defeated the tyrants of their time, but with the insignificant price of some small number of us having to turn off our televisions, get up off of our couches, leave our homes and go to some boring and possibly contentious meetings and show up in large enough numbers to simply take control of the very reigns of power that allow the current leadership to manipulate the system. That's far less of a sacrifice that so many others have made before us.
Just make damn sure though that if you do find yourself in a position of authority over your fellow citizen you follow this one simple creed to keep you from becoming part of the problem you are claiming to be trying to solve. That is the motto of the Army's West Point Cadets with regards to their actions as students and officers and guardians of the Weapons of our Republic and the penultimate force that secures our freedoms.
I will not lie, cheat or steal nor will I tolerate those that do.
Find your own role models in America's history. Read about these individuals, the sacrifices they made in their own personal lives, the incredible adversities they faced and terrible prices they paid for their convictions and our freedoms, then model your selves after them. Personally I'm needing to read more of Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin, and Robert E. Lee. Each seems to embody a certain aspect of the American psyche, Thomas Paine the paramount importance of the sovereign individual over both God and Government, Benjamin Franklin the intellectual curiosity and skepticism that allowed him and thousand like him to see through the folly of monarchy and the deluded worldviews that dominated European thinking, and Robert E. Lee for being the living example of integrity and indefatigable devotion to duty and honor. I can only hope to learn something from them that will help me to both better myself and better serve my fellow man.
And if certain former public officials find themselves in Federal Prisons getting sexual 'favors' from fellow inmates, why that actually wouldn't bother me in the slightest.
Sounds like a type of initiation of force. And "f*ck em"? If they've been living there much longer than you just "f*ck em"? Would Ron Paul have such a sorry attitude?
Though I'm curious as to what you're disagreeing with? My assertion that early man was nomadic and had no concept of land as property (seems pretty self-evident to me) or the idea that flows from that which is property rights (owning something you aren't possessing) is a construct?
