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Re: Bubba Bottoming out on Cocaine Paranoia?
In <v03007808ae5dadc0f80f@[207.79.65.35]>, on 09/12/96
at 08:16 AM, Chip Mefford <[email protected]> said:
= > 2. the rewrite of history to reflect not only the
= > politically correct views, but to reflect history as
= > the elite wish to see it --even to the point of rewriting
= > quotations of Thomas Jefferson to suit their purpose.
= >
= Can you give a clear example of this??
= Just asking
the most blatant one was the rewording of Jefferson's words
for the equality of all men about two years ago. As we know,
Jefferson was all for freedom, and had a "God bless you, you're
a slave" attitude, but he was clearly not for the equalization.
when that one came out of washington, several papers had a
hard time with it, but I have seen it since.
I have been collecting Jefferson quotes for years; frankly, I
always considered the Dems were off base: Jefferson was the
Republican --leaving Hamilton and his Federalists as pawns pawns
of the Illuminati as advocates of the independent Federal Bank
(the worst of the Rothschilds (Maurice, I think) who made the
statements regarding control of the government by control of the
money was in his prime around 1800).
I am not a dedicated Jeffersonian scholar, but he has been
the corner stone of my (now long blown) faith in our government.
I would a complete set of Jefferson's works --if, and only, if I
could find a good edition published over a 100 years ago.
secondly, Jefferson is now interpreted as being the great
enfranchiser, which is not even close to his view. Jefferson's
writings clearly emphasize that the electorate should be comprised
of the landed and merchant class; secondly, it was Jefferson's
statement that the electorate, and therefore the juries should be
composed "...of a well educated and informed citizenry."
Jefferson was interested in an electorate which was of
substance and possessing of a stake in America.
One of the clear principles of Jeffersonian thought was that
jury, beyond the requirement of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt,
was to _vote its conscience_. Jefferson was responsible for
including the constitutional language which makes this possible,
even today, despite instructions from judges who could care less
about the intent of the constitution and are treating the accused
as nothing more than cattle on the way to the abattoir --if they
are not guilty this time they will be next time, so why waste
further time --sometimes known as "collateral damage."
= > Why has it gone this far? because Joe-Six-Pack will sell
= > all his freedom in return for the promised security. who is
= > the Judas goat? the captive press.
= >
= Actually, being a "Joe six pack" my own damn self, I'd have to say
= that this is simply not the case. It is Joe six pack who makes up the
= body of the NRA and most other freedom watch dog organizations.
= Just for yer information, the pendulem has been swinging very much
= the other way, with 36 or 37 states recently following Floridas lead
= on concealed weapons carries. Not only that, but even NPR has even
= admitted that it has been effective.
Agreed on the restoration of concealed weapons rights which
had been regulated out of existence.
Granted, Joe-Six-Pack may not be the perfect analogy, but I
refer to America's working class, blue collar and the grunts of
the white collars as Joe-Six-Pack --maybe I should say
Joe-Couch-Potato. the class" referenced is a collection of many
levels --what they have in common is they work and then confrom
to the current norm of 7.2 hrs/day in front of the tube which
becomes
their entire source of information --THEY will sell out from
ignorance.
If you refer to Joe-Six-Pack as the the classic Southern red
neck, any attempt to limit their freedom, particularly the right
to
a pickup truck with a gun rack, and their handguns --that's a very
different situation. and that extends to small town westerners,
like myself, and to the plains. I grew up on a farm, went to
Harvard, joined the spooks for six years of a bloodpath, bounced
around the world in different fields, and I am back in a very
small
community in the high desert: 100 families. Noone around here
questions my bad attitude --the admissions requirements are at
least 5 kids and 2000 rounds.
However, I think Joe-Six-Pack, in this constrained social set,
for the vast majority would sell out on freedom of cryptography.
they do not understand it, particularly against the onslaught of
the pinko-liberal captive media. Our job is to educate them --and
not with defiant rhetoric (such as mine).
As for concealed weapons permits, bank robberies should
certainly drop --all it would take is one cowboy (and I'll
volunteer) and anything other than a large coordinated operation
is in serious trouble. One unsuspected, mean and surly patron
with a .357 who seriously knows how and when to use same is
very effective. On the other hand, I do not recommend carrying
an assault rifle on a sling over your shoulder to visit the
bank....
The simple (I think) point I was trying to make was: the vast
majority of our U.S. citizens would acquiesce to the deployment
of federal troops in return for security, rather than being armed,
Posse Comitas not withstanding, to wipe crime off the streets.
The point could even be made: the troops might as well be doing
something useful rather than sitting around their bases; we do
have a rather large standing army --unfortunately, they would
become poorly trained and poorly disciplined --and could easily
be part of the massive corruption in our cities (and every other
government over many people). Frankly, we should all vote in
a _free_ cyberspace; forget the current system of choosing
party loyalists and presidential electors.
The application of a military mentality on the streets is not
my idea of law and order --they could kill off the majority of
the crime by legalizing all drugs and dispensing them in clinics.
Britain reduced their second story (burglary) crime rate by over
60%; they did find they had a great many more addicts than the
thought, however. A second benefit is that it takes some of the
mystery and challenge out of drugs --however, be prepared for the
alcohol problem, although that effect would be significantly less
than the current social cost of having 10% of the male black
population in lockdown.
no, my bottome line is the Bubba has sunk to bottom with
paranoia, both he and the elite money interests which jerk all of
the politicial habituites who depend on their soft money for their
campaings and who wish to participate at the trough of influence
and greed (ever see someone retired after many years in Washington
without a bundle).
--attila
--
one of the few things we all share:
the utter, corrosive contempt for our elected officials.