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Would love to know what the percentage is on preventable Comorbidities. Not one govt squak box talking about improving overall health to increase your odds when you contract the virus.
And 90% of our problems can be isolated to two things, one we don’t move enough anymore, two the crap in the food is what’s causing all this shit.
We were never supposed to be a "democracy" to begin with. "Democracy" is nothing but pure mob rule. Whoever gets the most votes wins.
That means that the majority could take whatever the minority has by a vote.
We were supposed to be a federal republic.
"By 2030, if not sooner," he adds, "the country could be governed by a right-wing dictatorship."
So if we don't allow unlimited mail in ballots with no verification, "our democracy" will die. I thought we had a constitutional republic.
Dont you also love how the media is already moving to set this up? They are basically blaming the right for not accepting the results while simultaneously hinting to the fact that they are going to consider anyone that wins on the right from here on out, a right wing dictator. WTF? See they are masters as brainwashing and conditioning people.
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A large population of unhealthy obese people is good for the medical business.
Growing up, you’d have like 1 fat kid in your grade level. Their family was usually the only fat family in your neighborhood.
2. What form of government do we have in the United States? The United States, under its Constitution, is a federal, representative, democratic republic, an indivisible union of 50 sovereign States. With the exception of town meetings, a form of pure democracy, we have at the local, state, and national levels a government which is: ‘‘federal’’ because power is shared among these three levels; ‘‘democratic’’ because the people govern themselves and have the means to control the government; and ‘‘republic’’ because the people choose elected delegates by free and secret ballot.
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Where does it say "Democracy" In the US Constitution?
A: no where
"The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence."
Article IV, Section 4 of the US Constitution
Article IV, Section 4 of the US Constitution
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The problem with the term "democracy" is that is sounds good. Ever since Woodrow Wilson tossed that term around like candy in a gumball machine everyone and his brother have been using it as if that is the type of government we are supposed to have.
When people get used to using that term, they look at the constitution and begin to wonder if the founding fathers had it wrong.
They look at it as if too much power has been ceded to the government. I agree that government has too much power but not for the reasons that supporters of pure "democracy" believe.
That's one of the reasons we see people calling for the abolishment of the Electoral College. They believe that the POTUS should be elected by a simple vote of the people.
I don't have to tell any of the august members of this esteemed forum what that would mean. You all know that the elections would be decided on the east and west coasts.
That's precisely the reason the founding fathers came up with the Electoral College.
Too many people in this country have been taught or ever want to learn real US history or the reasons behind the Constitution and Bill of Rights. They don't understand the reasoning behind a bicameral legislature. They feel like they are powerless and want what other people have. Which is precisely the motivation behind Marxism.
I eschew the term "democracy" every chance that I get and do my best to correct anyone on the incorrect use of that term in describing what our government is supposed to be.
Benjamin Franklin said it best when asked what sort of Government the founding fathers came up with. "A republic, if you can keep it."
When people get used to using that term, they look at the constitution and begin to wonder if the founding fathers had it wrong.
They look at it as if too much power has been ceded to the government. I agree that government has too much power but not for the reasons that supporters of pure "democracy" believe.
That's one of the reasons we see people calling for the abolishment of the Electoral College. They believe that the POTUS should be elected by a simple vote of the people.
I don't have to tell any of the august members of this esteemed forum what that would mean. You all know that the elections would be decided on the east and west coasts.
That's precisely the reason the founding fathers came up with the Electoral College.
Too many people in this country have been taught or ever want to learn real US history or the reasons behind the Constitution and Bill of Rights. They don't understand the reasoning behind a bicameral legislature. They feel like they are powerless and want what other people have. Which is precisely the motivation behind Marxism.
I eschew the term "democracy" every chance that I get and do my best to correct anyone on the incorrect use of that term in describing what our government is supposed to be.
Benjamin Franklin said it best when asked what sort of Government the founding fathers came up with. "A republic, if you can keep it."
Ben Franklin? old white racist?
that said....
that said....
Did I state that?
Here's a question: what are you adding to this conversation? How should those who add nothing but insults and try to shift threads be regarded? What is your purpose here?
Should would be nice if there was some sort of a searchable database we could use to tease out interesting relationships. You'd think with all these newfangled compootors that we'd be able to put something like that together right-quick.
As a side note, I'm guessing that in another ten years we'll have an expanded definition of "preventable co-morbidity".
The entire internet is a honey pot. No data is totally secure or impossible to manipulate.
Ummm, natural immunity has always been better than vaccine immunity. Can I get my PHD/MD from the same cracker jack box as these quacks?
You'd think all the Big Brain Pedos at CNN would know this.
CNN + CIA + FBI = all CP the sophisticates desire....
CNN + CIA + FBI = all CP the sophisticates desire....
You posted it without commentary. That means you gave it your assent.
If you meant it to show stupidity, you should have said so. But with your track record of tinfoil hatiness, it was easy to assume you think it's legit.
The Omicron variant will likely have burned thru the host population by then .
Better watch it. You’re going to hurt the feelings of a lot of the Viking sheepdogs that barely pass the WPS PFT on your contract.
Leftys say we should accept Biden won the election, and any claims of fraud are nonsense.
Then they go back 30 years and say the election was stolen from Gore.
Can't be a lefty w/o being a hypocrite.
www.foxnews.com
Then they go back 30 years and say the election was stolen from Gore.
Can't be a lefty w/o being a hypocrite.
VP Harris' new comms director said George W. Bush 'stole' election from Gore, was 'illegitimate'
Vice President Kamala Harris's new communications director repeatedly wrote on Twitter that his former boss, Al Gore, won the 2000 presidential election and that George W. Bush was an "illegitimate" president.
www.foxnews.com
Is fake news and propaganda really fake news and propaganda if nobody hears it?
I'm not tinfoil hat wearer but the way things are going I'm thinking about making one.
So if a concept or a thought is put forth for examination it is 'assent'.
OK.
It'd be better if you'd just do your over the top hissy fit b/c you don't like me. Guess what? I still don't care.
Right at the same time of the national championship football game. Bad timing.
heart attacks are ok, but don't fuck with my periods!
REVEALED: AP source who ‘fact checked’ Mass Formation Psychosis theory encouraged ‘behavioral nudging’ people into Covid compliance, quoted Goebbels
“We have to think through the lens of behavioral science,” Van Bavel wrote. “What can we do to nudge and encourage and cajole and motivate people to do the right thing?”
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FBI's finest, our tax dollars at work.
He needs someone to bang his wife...lol
He needs someone to bang his wife...lol
