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Where Does The Hatred Of Constitutionalism Come From?

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by poncho, Jan 10, 2013.

  1. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    The Constitution of the United States is an undeniably powerful document. So powerful in fact, that it took establishment elitists with aspirations of globalized governance over a century to diminish the American people’s connection to it. It’s been a long time coming, but in the new millennium, there is now indeed a subsection of the masses that not only have no relationship to our founding roots, they actually despise those of us who do!

    There are a number of reasons for this dangerous development in our culture: A public school system that rarely if ever teaches children about the revolution, the founders, constitutional liberty, or the virtues of individualism in general. A mainstream media apparatus that has regurgitated endless anti-constitutional shlock for decades, attacking any person or group that presents a freedom oriented view. And a governmental structure that has become so corrupt, so openly criminal, that they ignore all aspects of constitutional law without regard, rarely feeling the need to explain themselves. As a people, we are surrounded daily by the low droning wash-talk of denigration and disdain for our principled foundations. The wretched ghosts of collectivism and tyranny mumble in our ears from birth to death. It’s truly a miracle that every man and woman in this nation has not succumbed to the mind numbing hypnotism…

    However, our propaganda soaked environment is not the ONLY cause of our self destructive society; many people are themselves to blame. Severe character flaws and psychological imbalances have left some open to suggestion, manipulation, and fraud. Their hatred, though fueled in part by the socialization of the establishment, is still theirs to own.

    The brutal ignorance on display in mainstream circles against the liberty-minded needs to be addressed. In my view, the American public is being conditioned to see us as a convenient “enemy” which they can use to project all their internal grief and woe. Our country is on the verge of collapse, economically, politically, and philosophically. Corporatized elements of our government and the financial high priests of the international banking sector are behind this calamity, and of course, they don’t plan to take responsibility. Who better to demonize as the catalyst for all the pain that is coming than the only people who have the awareness and the means to stand against the catastrophe?

    There is no doubt in my mind that a great conflict is near, between those of us who value liberty and constitutional protections, and those who would destroy them. This battle is unlikely to be solved with words. The anti-constitutionalist rhetoric is becoming so ruthless, so malicious, that it can only lead to a hardening of our own hearts, and an equally forceful response.

    CONTINUE . . .
     
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    Marxism........................
     
  3. poncho

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    Which is rooted in collectivism.
     
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    I was gonna say it comes from indoctrination...er...education. Yes, it is rooted in collectivism, marxism, and the other anti-freedom isms out there. However, most of today's hatred is learned in public schools.
     
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    Don't forget the roll of the left wing media in "indoctrination...er...education".
     
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    sin:thumbs::thumbs:
     
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    you would know the answer to the OP question if you lived up North.
     
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    I lived in New York for 40+ years does that count?
     
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    When one listens to people like Obama, a supposed "constitutional scholar", talk about their view of the constitution, one realizes the truth of your statement.

    To think he actually influenced anyone's thinking concerning the constitution, as a "professor", is frightening.

    And helps drive home your point.
     
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    Not that I understand the Constitutional argument, I read the other day a clip that said Obama was considering raising the debt ceiling himself based on the 14th Amendment. The only positive thing I can think about that is circumventing the ineptness of Congress.
     
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    To one like Obama, the constitution is something to be uased to get what he wants.

    The 14Th amendment may well be the most abused amendment in the constitution and the one most often quoted by liberals to advance their agenda.
     
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    What I could not figure out is how he would raise the debt ceiling by bypassing Congress.
     
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    To the OP: "Where Does The Hatred Of Constitutionalism Come From?"


    From Satan.
     
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    The same way he has bypassed Congress on Libya, cap and trade, and immigration. Simply order it done.

    Obama is not concerned with the legalities of what he does. And if he does it, I believe he'll get away with it.

    Congress seems powerless (or unwilling) to do anything about it.
     
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