That Dosen't Sound Like Freedom to me

[kenimpzoom]

Re: That Dosen't Sound Like Freedom to me

Thats why there is a "party" system in the US government. I suggest to everyone to learn each "party"'s platform and then vote a straight party ballot. The individualt people arent important, its the "party platform" that you should vote for.<br /><br />Ken

 

[aspeck]

Re: That Dosen't Sound Like Freedom to me

Vote, get rid of bureacracy, and allow people to take care of people. Seems like everyone says, let the gov do it. But if the Gov didn't do it, would we as a nation let people down? I doubt it. We would once again see brother helping brother at a fraction of the cost. <br /><br />As for the school prayer thing, it is amazing what our government says we can do, but people are unaware and uneducated and cower when liberal educators say, "You can't do that." They told us that in our school district, we gave then the laws that said differently and for the last 18 years we have had kids meeting to pray before school begins in a classroom with a teacher as monitor. For the last 5 years we have had students getting released from school for 1 hour per week (with their parents permission of course) to come across the street to our church for religious instruction. When it was presented to the School Board, they said no way. We gave them the law, then we WORKED WITH THEM, and it is happening here.<br /><br />So, get educated, vote, and stand for what you believe in!

 

[Coach]

Re: That Dosen't Sound Like Freedom to me

Thanks LadyFish...very good post. Knew I liked ya for a reason.

 

[snapperbait]

Re: That Dosen't Sound Like Freedom to me

Soulwinner...

The real dissapointment here is that Jeb "do nothing" Bush didn't have the state police arrest Jackson on the spot and have him dropped off naked at the Georgia state line with an open warrant for his arrest if he ever entered the state of Florida again.

Amen Brother.......

 

[DJ]

Re: That Dosen't Sound Like Freedom to me

Power, not money, is the ultimate aphrodisiac.<br /><br />Usually, one seeks the second, then the first.<br /><br />For those that can't seem to find the money, the power becomes first choice. However, the two are mutually inclusive. Anyone know any destitute politicians?