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On Dec 12, 4:48*am, dave wrote:
RHF wrote:

America Wake-Up : Fanfare for the Common Man
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScBjGd9TyUM
Just Say "NO" To The Liberal-Fascist ELITIST
In The Never Ending Campaign To Impose Their
Will On All : Their Is No Freedom In Being Forced
To Live A Life Dictated By Another Mans Dream [.]


The "elite" are the people you fight for every waking minute.


- Using the power of the government to shore up
- democratic institutions is what a govewrnment
- responsive to the needs of its people and its
- Constitution does.

So... 'Special Dave',
The Government Comes First in your Lay-out
and the Needs of the People comes second . . .

=Better and Simpler=
The Needs of the People Dictate The Actions of
the government.

-wrt- More People 'Choose' To Listen To AM Talk Radio
and fewer people 'choose' to listen to fm public radio.

Clearly The People Has Spoken :
maybe the government should listen.

=PS= Special Dave' the : Declaration of Independence,
US Constitution and US Bill of Rights are all about the
Individual Freedoms of the People *NOT* Big Federal
US Government Control Over 'the people'.

"The Individual Peoples" :
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
-not- The Government Tell You How To Live Your Life.
-what-to-listen-to-on-the-radio-
-not- The Government Tell You The Extent of Your Liberty
-what-radio-stations-you-must-listen-to-
-not- The Government Tell You To Be Happy
-npr-will-make-you-happy-so-be-happy-happy-happy-
-thank-you-'big-gov'-we-are-happy-happy-happy-

FCC "Ascertainment" =
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...fcb9c83e224fcf
Censorship by BIG Government Controlled
by Uber-Liberal ELITISTS !
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...da556fc2703c7d
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On Dec 12, 4:48 am, wrote:



- Using the power of the government to shore up
- democratic institutions is what a govewrnment
- responsive to the needs of its people and its
- Constitution does.

So... 'Special Dave',
The Government Comes First in your Lay-out
and the Needs of the People comes second . . .


The "government" and the "people" are the same thing. When you complain
about the government you are complaining about your fellow Americans.
The people who hate the government hate America. They are traitors.
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Kevin Alfred Strom wrote:

Very very strange words coming from a self-professed anarchist.

I agree that the government ought to be merely a (small) group of
agencies to serve some essential needs that can't be served in any other
way, as _employees_ of the citizens, _not_ rulers over them.

But it has grown, like a cancerous tumor, far beyond its constitutional
bounds to the point where it is now a power unto itself.



It is a perversion of the original idea. The Founders did not anticipate
capitalism, let alone think something like that would be allowed to
flourish. If we remove the profit motive from war, and institute public
financing for elected offices, we'd be able to get a better handle on
the rest.

It really beyond redemption without a complete teardown and reassembly,
but she's worth saving. A big-ass general strike and some debt
forgiveness would shake things up nicely. Stop everything just long
enough to put the moneychangers out of business. I'm guessing less than
a week...



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- They are traitors.

no,,, No... NO ! ! ! 'Special Dave'
They Are Patriots : Who Love Their Country
And Expect That Their Federal US Government
IS Accountable To All The People.


Not just the top 3 tenths of 1% for whom the Republicans have stopped
all business in the Senate?
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On Dec 13, 9:12*am, dave wrote:
Kevin Alfred Strom wrote:
Very very strange words coming from a self-professed anarchist.


I agree that the government ought to be merely a (small) group of
agencies to serve some essential needs that can't be served in any other
way, as _employees_ of the citizens, _not_ rulers over them.


But it has grown, like a cancerous tumor, far beyond its constitutional
bounds to the point where it is now a power unto itself.


It is a perversion of the original idea.


- The Founders did not anticipate capitalism,

'Special Dave' so 'none' of the Founding Fathers
* Own Land
* Ran a Business
* Bought and Sold anything . . .
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'Special Dave' so there was 'no' Flourishing Free
& Open Economy in the American Colonies before
the War of Independence ? During the War and
Continuing after the War to this present day . . .


Capitalism is a nasty byproduct of the Industrial Revolution. I'm not
referring to starting a business. I'm talking about "business"
controlling everything else. Modern capitalism is a product of activist
judges in the late 19th century. It is a perversion of any noble idea of
hard work paying off.


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