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Thread ID: 15382 | Posts: 4 | Started: 2004-10-20
2004-10-20 23:19 | User Profile
Estranged citizens understand the idiocy of voting for no real choice. Misguided and confused voters continue to cast ballots with no reasonable expectation for improvement. The exclusion rule of twin criminal enterprises ensures that no competition is allowed. Voting for which skull will pick your bones is a classic example of insanity - [I]repeating the same behavior and expecting different results.[/I]
There is no duty or honor in selecting your executioner. Your obligation is to reject the bogus scam of a national election. Political parties are a curse upon the [URL=http://amrepublic.blogspot.com/]American Memory[/URL].
Condoning the systemic manipulation of governance - as legitimacy - proves the inept aptitude of the public. All that matters is who does the counting of the ballots. This cycle was never even a semblance of a contest, both Bush and Kerry crusade for a greater Israel, expand the size and scope of the State and open the borders to the real terrorist invasion.
When was the last time the country was really on the right track? Answer: Well before any of us were born. The dumbing down of America is nearly complete. The best and the brightest reject this facade. Politics requires a full time commitment and a voting day repudiation.
The only sensible alternative is to regain your [URL=http://batr.org/autonomy/]Inherent Autonomy[/URL]. Action is imperative, voting is irrational.
Friedrich Nietzsche had it right: [I]ââ¬ÅInsanity in individuals is something rare -- but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs it is the ruleââ¬Â.[/I]
SARTRE - October 19, 2004
2004-10-21 03:48 | User Profile
Sadly all too true . . .
2004-10-21 05:25 | User Profile
[QUOTE=SARTRE]When was the last time the country was really on the right track? Answer: Well before any of us were born. The dumbing down of America is nearly complete. The best and the brightest reject this facade. Politics requires a full time commitment and a voting day repudiation. [/QUOTE]
One answer to when at least conservatism was on the right track - the early sixties, before it was hijacked by "mainstream" or "electoral" conservatism.
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2004-10-22 03:05 | User Profile
Sartre,
[QUOTE]There is no duty or honor in selecting your executioner.[/QUOTE] Quite true. I have my own way of putting it. One has a "choice" of either blowing one's brains out with a pistol or drinking hemlock. The results is still the same. Dr. Susan B. Huck wrote one time that it is either C.F.R. team A or C.F.R. team B during the presidential election years.