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I believe in the United States of America and it's Constitution - which is the sole thing keeping us free. I believe that most of our elected representatives have taken to pissing on that document. 

 

The Constitution limits the power of the Federal (i.e. central) government. It outlines what government can't do, what freedoms we the people have, and at the end of it, essentially says, "if it ain't in here, the government can't do it!"

 

Where am I going with this? I don't freaking know - but I had to grumble a bit. I see liberals fighting conservatives over some silly issues that don't matter and I get upset.

 

I see them wasting their time squabbling about these stupid issues and missing the fact that both of the major parties of our "Two-Party System" are robbing us blind and destroying our freedoms. (Don't even get me started on how the major two parties shut everything else out...)

 

On health care reform: yes, health care would be a nice thing to have, but where will that money come from? They don't tell us that it will be in the form of MORE TAXES. Besides, we're in debt over our heads and can't keep borrowing money from China forever. It's all going to come to a head at some point. So why focus on ... health care?

 

It's a false flag, people! Nothing about health care is going to change dramatically because, guess what ... they don't care! The people at the top do not care about us "little people". They just drum up a new issue every once in a while to keep us distracted and fighting each other over it, rather than have us focus on what's REALLY going on. 

 

Is Obama truly that much different than Bush, other than in terms of how he presents himself? Look past the speeches, look at the policies. More troops in Afghanistan, more bailouts, bigger budgets, more taxes; our foreign policy remains one of intervention and empire building. 

 

I know, Old Man Ranty McGee is going off again - but if I don't speak out about it, I may regret it. Hell, at least I'm doing *something*, which is more than most can say.

 

So in summation, The Constitution: learn it, live it, love it. And don't let anyone take it away from us.