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Why the Constitution is Better Than Marx

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In 1787, the Constitution proclaimed a political philosophy that has led to greater well-being
and happiness for more people over more centuries than anything Europe's totalitarians ever did.

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[+3] - Walter Hinteler - 01/07/2011[quote="H2O MAN"] The word 'slavery' is NOT in The United States Constitution. The word 'slavery' is in an amendment to The United States Constitution. [/quote] [quote]Article. V....

@H2O MAN,

And I always felt that the first amendment, specifically the separation of church and state, is one of the greatest conceptual gifts ever given to humanity. If every country on Earth started with that ideal alone, the world would be an immensely better place.

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@rosborne979,

Spurt is on record to state emphatically that the AMendments ARE NOT part of the Constitution.

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@farmerman,

Farmergirl is a clueless ignoranus that fabricates falsehoods to compensate for mental deficiencies.

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@H2O MAN,

You wish that I should quote you from the "Congratulations to GOP" Thread, You are trying to deny what youve said over there?
Wow , a moron and a liar in one package

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@farmerman,

Farmergirl: a moron and a liar in one insignificant package.

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H2O MAN wrote:

The word 'slavery' is NOT in The United States Constitution.
The word 'slavery' is in an amendment to The United States Constitution.

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Article. V.

The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose Amendments to this Constitution, or, on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments, which, in either Case, shall be valid to all Intents and Purposes, as Part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths of the several States, or by Conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one or the other Mode of Ratification may be proposed by the Congress; ... ...

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@Walter Hinteler,

Really isnt too difficult to comprehend, unless we share DNA with spurt. T hen, Im afraid we have troubles both with reading comprehension and the truth.

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@H2O MAN,

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In 1787, the Constitution proclaimed a political philosophy that has led to greater well-being
and happiness for more people over more centuries than anything Europe's totalitarians ever did.

And ever since, the people of the US have allowed, often even abetted and defended their governments stealing that very well-being and happiness from millions of innocent people the world over. All this thievery, just to line the pockets of the greedy American ruling class. And the peons have in large measure, sit content in their scramble for the scraps tossed their way.

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@H2O MAN,

In your usual hell bent rush to splash your ignorance all over these pages, you've forgotten about the genocidal actions of the US government and the people of the US against Native Americans.

You've also forgotten about the enormous death and suffering, misery and grief that was heaped upon Blacks.

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@JTT,

Those are some wacky assumptions you have there Drunk

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@JTT,

I take it that your presence in the states is not welcome.

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@H2O MAN,

You have always exhibited that you are an abysmally ignorant piece of **** which precludes the possibility that you would ever acknowledge any fact situation. Doing so is beyond comprehension to a pathological liar, deviant like you.

But, miracles happen. Would you like some hard data that someone can read to you at bedtime?

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@H2O MAN,

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I take it that your presence in the states is not welcome.

How would that be possible given your grandiloquent consteetushun that allows for freedom of speech?

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@H2O MAN,

You sure do like to recycle your one liners, don't you, h2oboy.

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Jtt - why do you take EVERY thread, no matter the subject, and turn it into the same rant?

It gets tiresome and quite frankly, dilutes your message, which by now I consider an OCD.

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@PUNKEY,

JTT is the kind of irrationally angry person that you point and laugh at.

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@H2O MAN,

AT least JTT seems to be in touch with facts. Still insisting that the US Constitution doesnt include any AMendments?

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@PUNKEY,

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Jtt - why do you take EVERY thread, no matter the subject

I take it that you missed the lies in the first post, Punkey. Surprise surprise. You deny and have denied everything from the get go.

What you really don't want diluted is the phantasmagorical image that the propaganda has created of the USA.

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@farmerman,

I believe JTT is in touch with your tea baggage.

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