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On 5/18/10 09:21 , bpnjensen wrote: We used to think the Irish, the Italians and the Poles were thugs too... Bruce Jensen There's a reason for that. Alphonse Capone. Johnny Torrio Frank Nitti William Daddano Sam Giancana Paul Ricca Tony Accardo George Moran William McGarigle Michael Cassius McDonald Mossy Enright Roger Touhy Southside O'Donnells Dion O'Banion Frank McErlane Jake Guzik John Factor Paul Jaworski Joseph Saltis Richard Leonard Kuklinski Hymie Weiss Joseph Filkowski Joseph Stazek |
Whose country is this?
bpnjensen wrote:
On May 18, 7:17 am, Kevin Alfred Strom wrote: If people are stupid and uninformed they should have no right to vote. They do more harm than good. Now, there's something we definitely agree on. There would be extremely vociferous opposition to any intelligence test -- or even the simplest civics test -- as a requirement for voting, however. Even a literacy test would be verboten in the insane asylum that passes for the United States these days. The reason? Any such test would be condemned as "racist." Certain races would fail even the simplest test in disproportionate numbers. So, until reality hits us in the face hard enough to make us abandon the religion of racial equality (which is just as kooky as fundamentalism), we will continue with a system in which vicious gangsters and borderline morons barely able to dress themselves have an equal vote with honors graduates and brilliant inventors. Of course, reality _will_ hit us in the face eventually, since the morons and thugs are increasing their percentage of the population every hour. And it is, more and more, _their_ tastes and predilections and "culture" which shape our society, determine its policies, and select its leaders. With every good wish, Kevin Alfred Strom. --http://kevinalfredstrom.com/ [...] Kevin - at the founding of this nation, and continuing on for quite a while, What percentage of the population do you suppose could read or write? And did this Constitutionally prevent anyone from being able to vote? The property requirement was effectively a proxy for education and culture -- as well as a bar against mob rule and against the have-nots being used to plunder others via the ballot box. Later, many states instituted literacy and simple civics tests for voting, without which representative government is much less free, workable, and honest. They were all struck down in the so-called "Civil Rights" power grab. They should have been made more stringent instead. We used to think the Irish, the Italians and the Poles were thugs too... Bruce Jensen Some of them were. But since they are genetically, biologically, and cerebrally virtually indistinguishable from the Anglo-Saxons and Celts who formed the American people, their addition to our culture and gene pool did not result in any long-term degradation, endangerment, exploitation, hatred, resentment, or any other kind of incompatibility. This doesn't mean we should hate or harm those who are incompatible. We should just realize that we should go our separate ways, and support their self-determination and freedom from the Evil Empire. The Republic of Lakotah is a first step. Perhaps the Tea Parties are -- as Pat Buchanan says -- the faintest beginnings of a second. With my best, Kevin Alfred Strom. -- http://kevinalfredstrom.com/ |
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On 5/18/10 10:30 , Kevin Alfred Strom wrote:
This doesn't mean we should hate or harm those who are incompatible. We should just realize that we should go our separate ways, and support their self-determination and freedom from the Evil Empire. The Republic of Lakotah is a first step. Perhaps the Tea Parties are -- as Pat Buchanan says -- the faintest beginnings of a second. It will be interesting to see what Russell Means accomplishes with the Repubic of Lakotah. The more I read about his intentions, and his motivations for them, the more I find to appreciate. |
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Viking battles to keep manufacturing in U.S. Viking Stoves/Ranges/Ovens, that kind of stuff, in Greenville, backwater hick Mississippi. backwater hicks trying to keep Manufacturing in U.SA.and attracting more jobs/ffactories in the Constitutional REPUBLIC of United States of America. cuhulin, the backwater hick. (Ahh talkee likee ah embusul) |
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On May 18, 8:16*am, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
* On 5/18/10 09:21 , bpnjensen wrote: We used to think the Irish, the Italians and the Poles were thugs too... Bruce Jensen * There's a reason for that. * Alphonse Capone. * Johnny Torrio * Frank Nitti * William Daddano * Sam Giancana * Paul Ricca * Tony Accardo * George Moran * William McGarigle * Michael Cassius McDonald * Mossy Enright * Roger Touhy * Southside O'Donnells * Dion O'Banion * Frank McErlane * Jake Guzik * John Factor * Paul Jaworski * Joseph Saltis * Richard Leonard Kuklinski * Hymie Weiss * Joseph Filkowski * Joseph Stazek A tiny fraction of the millions who came and ultimately contributed positvely to the nation in a million small ways. |
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D. Peter Maus wrote:
George Moran William McGarigle Michael Cassius McDonald Mossy Enright Roger Touhy Southside O'Donnells Dion O'Banion Frank McErlane Apparently the bigots who chased the Irish out of Chicago in 1850 were psychics. |
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On 5/18/10 12:13 , bpnjensen wrote:
On May 18, 8:16 am, "D. Peter wrote: On 5/18/10 09:21 , bpnjensen wrote: We used to think the Irish, the Italians and the Poles were thugs too... Bruce Jensen There's a reason for that. Alphonse Capone. Johnny Torrio Frank Nitti William Daddano Sam Giancana Paul Ricca Tony Accardo George Moran William McGarigle Michael Cassius McDonald Mossy Enright Roger Touhy Southside O'Donnells Dion O'Banion Frank McErlane Jake Guzik John Factor Paul Jaworski Joseph Saltis Richard Leonard Kuklinski Hymie Weiss Joseph Filkowski Joseph Stazek A tiny fraction of the millions who came and ultimately contributed positvely to the nation in a million small ways. And yet, each came to polarize countless millions by contributing negatively as individuals in the name of their ethicities. The reason we used to, and many times still do, think of the Irish, the Italians, and the Poles as thugs is not because of the millions who aren't, but because of the some who were. |
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Irish thugs built the Railroads from East to West, the Chinese Coolies
built the Railroads from West to East.They had some Railroad Cars of ill repute hooked up to some (or all) of those Choo Choo Trains.''Cat Houses'' they were. cuhulin |
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