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**LxtdK9i4** · 10-29-2011, 06:01 PM

These Commies think that somehow they can punish and marginalize the folks who make this country run, but still have prosperity.

It doesn't work that way. No, it doesn't.. The social agenda is actually tied quite closely to economics..

They'll toss out "But, but.. OMG! GUNS!!!! OHSHITOHFUCK!!"

And you're supposed to be reasonable and agree..

Fact is, if you admit the Federal Government has a right to regulate guns as "interstate commerce" then you're accepting that they can regulate a WHOLE BUNCH OF OTHER THINGS TOO.

The Federal Government can't even perform the few tasks they were chartered to perform.. They have no business here. It should fall to the states and the people. then, if bad things happen, the damage is isolated, and it's an object lesson in what not to do for the other 49..

So even failure and excess becomes valuable with the Founder's system.. It's an invaluable teaching tool.

10-29-2011, 06:01 PM	#14
LxtdK9i4 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 433 Senior Member	These Commies think that somehow they can punish and marginalize the folks who make this country run, but still have prosperity. It doesn't work that way. No, it doesn't.. The social agenda is actually tied quite closely to economics.. They'll toss out "But, but.. OMG! GUNS!!!! OHSHITOHFUCK!!" And you're supposed to be reasonable and agree.. Fact is, if you admit the Federal Government has a right to regulate guns as "interstate commerce" then you're accepting that they can regulate a WHOLE BUNCH OF OTHER THINGS TOO. The Federal Government can't even perform the few tasks they were chartered to perform.. They have no business here. It should fall to the states and the people. then, if bad things happen, the damage is isolated, and it's an object lesson in what not to do for the other 49.. So even failure and excess becomes valuable with the Founder's system.. It's an invaluable teaching tool.
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