[...] Man, for example, you would get a Gray Baby. This isn’t the case, but there are a lot of Gray Men and Women out there. These Gray People hate anyone who isn’t Gray too. They become Gray [...]

[...] Man, for example, you would get a Gray Baby. This isn’t the case, but there are a lot of Gray Men and Women out there. These Gray People hate anyone who isn’t Gray too. They become Gray [...]

Elm – Amen.

Eric – Your point is well taken and entirely correct. The Constitution must be the rallying point for our generation.

I believe if you look again you will see that I was illustrating the historical similarities between the events that lead to the writing of the Declaration of Independence and place we find ourselves today. As such that document was, in it’s day, the rallying point for that generation.

The people of every country are the only safe guardians of their own rights.” –Thomas Jefferson, 1809.

The declaration, while binding at the time and outlandish in it’s scope, is no constitution. It was simply a call to arms for independance from England and the king. Nowhere in the constitution is the wording for an overthrow and abandonment of the government, as it is in the declaration. There is no binding wording in the declaration for us to use today in the operational process of our constitutional republic. It is a wonderful and bold statement, but should not be referenced as a ‘working’ document to brandish in the face of worthless and illegally acting politicians. The constitution, and the bill of rights are our working, living documents which we can brandish in the face of the socialist leaning dirtbags who are now sitting in the offices of elected officialdom. Until they start acting in the interests of ‘we the people’ our best offense is to rouse voters for the cause of anti-socialism.

I’m quite sick of seeing the President embracing foreign despots. And now he is trying to buddy up to the Castros. One must wonder if he’s trying to get pointers from these guys on government control.