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Old November 7th 04, 08:00 AM
Matt Barrow
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"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
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Yes, absolutely. Fortunately, for all of its problems, we've enjoyed
pretty good government ... even when the democrats were in control. :-)
However, the possibility always exists that our government will move to
a point where we must start again.


A democracy (actually a Constitutional Republic) like ours only gets into
situations like we have (and might encounter) if the people allow it.

Don't blame the Representatives, or Senate, the executives or even the
bureaucracy. NONE of them was put in place by a coup. Rather, blame your
neighbors that vote to allow such practices that are contrary to the supreme
law, or to your ancestors that started taking apart the law and demanding
statist practices over 100 years ago.

I'll admit that I have a hard time
compehending that myself, but the writers of the Constitution were
keenly aware of this issue!


The put a lot more trustin "the people" than was evidently justified by
today state of affairs.



 




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