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Published on April 29, 2005 By Dr Guy In Politics

We began as a nation with a clear formulation of the basic relationship between God, our rights as individuals, the government we created to secure those rights, and the prerequisites for any power exercised by our government.

Must be an extreme right winger.  mentioning God!

"We hold these truths to be self-evident," our founders declared. "That all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights. . . ."

Unfair!  Discrimination against atheist!  Myrr is not going to like that.

But while our rights come from God, as our founders added, "governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just power from the consent of the governed."

WOW!  This guy is right of Falwell!  What a novel idea!

So, unlike our inalienable rights, our laws are human creations that derive their moral authority from our consent to their enactment--informed consent given freely within our deliberative processes of self-government.

Informed Consent.  Another anethma to the Pro choice movement.

Any who seek to wield the powers of government without the consent of the people, act unjustly.

Sounds like he is trashing the democrats filibuster!  They are the minority, and yet attempt to wield the powers without the consent!

So who is this right wing nut job?  First correct answer wins a free tour of the Constitution!


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on Apr 29, 2005

derive their moral authority from our consent.

I had to highlight that one again.  That goes against the grain of activisit judges and cries out for the 7 nominees to be approved forthwith!

And nope, it is not Bill Frist!

on Apr 29, 2005


So who is this right wing nut job?


Mod??

on Apr 29, 2005
Thomas Jefferson? Taking bits and pieces from Locke,Hobbes,etc...

*hears a thundering rumble*

"Ahhh! Here come the liberal hoarde....RUN!!!!!"

*runs F%$^ing fast....similar to the poor guys who run the running of the bulls...*




on Apr 29, 2005
So who is this right wing nut job?


Mod??


Me!!!!!
on Apr 29, 2005
Reply By: ManopeacePosted: Friday, April 29, 2005So who is this right wing nut job? Mod??


rightwing? nut? job? moi? hmmmmmmmm
on Apr 29, 2005

Mod??

Baaap!  No. Think US Politician (meaning 2 faced, so that counts Mod out)

on Apr 29, 2005

Thomas Jefferson? Taking bits and pieces from Locke,Hobbes,etc...

Current, but that one is good!

on Apr 29, 2005

Me!!!!!

If you knew the truth, you would not joke about it.

on Apr 29, 2005

rightwing? nut? job? moi? hmmmmmmmm

You dont want to be this guy.

on Apr 29, 2005
Err...I'm gonna throw this out there.................De Lay?
on Apr 29, 2005
Err...I'm gonna throw this out there.................De Lay?


Oooh! A good one!

But nope! Please try again.
on Apr 29, 2005
Limbaugh...?
Hannity...?
Cheney...?
Bolton...?
Rev. Julie Denny-Hughes...?
George Bush Sr ...?

........the list could go on and on....
on Apr 29, 2005
C'mon...more clues...
on Apr 29, 2005
C'mon...more clues...I've racked my brain..and nothing...
on Apr 29, 2005
al gore

you left this out:

Our founders understood that the way you protect and defend people of faith is by preventing any one sect from dominating. Most people of faith I know in both parties have been getting a belly-full of this extremist push to cloak their political agenda in religiosity and mix up their version of religion with their version of right-wing politics and force it on everyone else.

They should learn that religious faith is a precious freedom and not a tool to divide and conquer.

I think it is truly important to expose the fundamental flaw in the arguments of these zealots. The unifying theme now being pushed by this coalition is actually an American heresy-a highly developed political philosophy that is fundamentally at odds with the founding principles of the United States of America
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