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6/24/2019 5:53:08 PM EDT
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And folks wonder why every right in the Bill of Rights is so important.
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This! Everyone should keep reminding their kids, relatives, employees, etc... about this until their ears bleed. It's THE ONLY THING keeping our country from going full commie. We need a damn purge. I'm serious.
6/24/2019 6:02:44 PM EDT
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Most places don't have any sliding left to do. NZ for example.
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In the 80s NZ moved right quickly, away from the expansive welfare state they had created. Our political system doesn't usually allow for such fast movement, theirs does.

They move leftward faster, but can also reverse it faster. Our system is better, but they have some advantages.
6/24/2019 6:08:27 PM EDT
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And today in the US, the law against immoral and obscene trademarks was struck down as an infringement of 1A-protected speech, because  some dude wanted to register the brand "FUCT" and fought to the Supreme Court.

Kharn
6/24/2019 6:11:04 PM EDT
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200 seeders on Piratebay. Can't stop the signal, faggots.
6/24/2019 6:21:48 PM EDT
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coming soon to the US. Big tech and the left have been pushing hard they hate the 1st as much as the 2nd.
6/24/2019 6:28:42 PM EDT
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mutton honey.
6/24/2019 9:40:15 PM EDT
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I don’t know why he thought he was like a Nazi. Nazis and Muslims got along great. They even had a Muslim SS division.
6/24/2019 9:59:15 PM EDT
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Not many people know about hitler's love for the keepers of his precious oil.
6/24/2019 9:59:20 PM EDT
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The guy sounds like a shithead, but getting prison time for distributing a non-copyrighted video is nonsense.

I don't want to watch it, but I wish a non-kiwi someone would host it on an independent server and mass-distribute it.
6/24/2019 10:11:39 PM EDT
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The English Bill of Rights contained this:

It is effectively a precurser to the US right to free speech.

The US had the advantage of the Revolution, however in addition there is the fact we were largely Calvanist in origin. The other Anglo countries primarly Church of England, so they had less inherent concern about freedom of speech or religion.
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The entirety of the Anglophone world minus the US doesn't have a freedom of speech clause.
The English Bill of Rights contained this:

That the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in Parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of Parliament;
It is effectively a precurser to the US right to free speech.

The US had the advantage of the Revolution, however in addition there is the fact we were largely Calvanist in origin. The other Anglo countries primarly Church of England, so they had less inherent concern about freedom of speech or religion.
And the English bill of rights has effectively been scrapped by various acts of Parliament over the centuries.
6/24/2019 10:14:08 PM EDT
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This! Everyone should keep reminding their kids, relatives, employees, etc... about this until their ears bleed. It's THE ONLY THING keeping our country from going full commie. We need a damn purge. I'm serious.
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And folks wonder why every right in the Bill of Rights is so important.
This! Everyone should keep reminding their kids, relatives, employees, etc... about this until their ears bleed. It's THE ONLY THING keeping our country from going full commie. We need a damn purge. I'm serious.
The Bill of Rights is nothing but ink on parchment. It has no magical powers to curtail government. When a society no longer gives it value, it has not authority. Furthermore, the Constitution has multiple avenues for the Bill fo Rights to be amended or removed. Give it enough time, either the government will play the game and amend the Constitution or simply scrap it like it did with the Articles of Confederation.
6/24/2019 10:16:08 PM EDT
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Enemy of The Party
6/24/2019 10:50:45 PM EDT
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I forwarded along some Mexican drug cartel execution videos on FB messenger.  Am I going to jail?
6/24/2019 10:54:26 PM EDT
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Sounds reasonable.
6/24/2019 10:56:33 PM EDT
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The Bill of Rights is nothing but ink on parchment. It has no magical powers to curtail government. When a society no longer gives it value, it has not authority. Furthermore, the Constitution has multiple avenues for the Bill fo Rights to be amended or removed. Give it enough time, either the government will play the game and amend the Constitution or simply scrap it like it did with the Articles of Confederation.
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And folks wonder why every right in the Bill of Rights is so important.
This! Everyone should keep reminding their kids, relatives, employees, etc... about this until their ears bleed. It's THE ONLY THING keeping our country from going full commie. We need a damn purge. I'm serious.
The Bill of Rights is nothing but ink on parchment. It has no magical powers to curtail government. When a society no longer gives it value, it has not authority. Furthermore, the Constitution has multiple avenues for the Bill fo Rights to be amended or removed. Give it enough time, either the government will play the game and amend the Constitution or simply scrap it like it did with the Articles of Confederation.
The BoR is formal recognition of our Rights, not granted by gov, that cannot be infringed.  Amending the Constitution is possible, but anything that infringes upon 1A-10A is unConstitutional.  It would not have been ratified without that consideration.

Not that they won’t try.... gov loves granting itself more power by its own authority
6/24/2019 11:05:39 PM EDT
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If someone had a copy of this video on their phone, should they avoid New Zealand? Purely hypothetical.
6/24/2019 11:07:26 PM EDT
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If someone had a copy of this video on their phone, should they avoid New Zealand? Purely hypothetical.
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When traveling internationally you should use a prepaid phone and leave your normal one at home.

That said, I have the video on my phone and show it to people.
6/24/2019 11:15:25 PM EDT
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The BoR is formal recognition of our Rights, not granted by gov, that cannot be infringed.  Amending the Constitution is possible, but anything that infringes upon 1A-10A is unConstitutional.  It would not have been ratified without that consideration.

Not that they won't try.... gov loves granting itself more power by its own authority
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And folks wonder why every right in the Bill of Rights is so important.
This! Everyone should keep reminding their kids, relatives, employees, etc... about this until their ears bleed. It's THE ONLY THING keeping our country from going full commie. We need a damn purge. I'm serious.
The Bill of Rights is nothing but ink on parchment. It has no magical powers to curtail government. When a society no longer gives it value, it has not authority. Furthermore, the Constitution has multiple avenues for the Bill fo Rights to be amended or removed. Give it enough time, either the government will play the game and amend the Constitution or simply scrap it like it did with the Articles of Confederation.
The BoR is formal recognition of our Rights, not granted by gov, that cannot be infringed.  Amending the Constitution is possible, but anything that infringes upon 1A-10A is unConstitutional.  It would not have been ratified without that consideration.

Not that they won't try.... gov loves granting itself more power by its own authority
The Bill of Rights is ink on parchment. Rights aren't something you're born with, granted by God(s), government, etc... it is secured by blood and treasure. Rights are a man made concept. Go back to the start of the 20th Century and rights didn't even apply to women. To back to the start of the 19th Century and they didn't apply to men of color. Hell, right now Americans born in American territory don't get full access. American Samoans are US Nationals and not Citizens. Yet they're born on US Soil. They aren't granted the full weight of Rights as other Americans are.

You want your rights? Fight for them.

MIGHT MAKES RIGHTS, nothing else does. Not theological beliefs, philosophical debates, etc.... men and women willing to shed blood and use force to secure freedom from tyranny and authoritarian despotism.
6/25/2019 12:12:38 AM EDT
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I don’t know why he thought he was like a Nazi. Nazis and Muslims got along great. They even had a Muslim SS division.
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So did the British.  During world war 2 the British Indian Army was 2.5 million men.

That's approximately 400,000 Muslim soldiers who fought for the British.

By comparison the SS Handschar division was only about 20,000 men.

Muslims fought on both sides during WW2, as did Christians.

People don't think global conflict be like it is, but it do.
6/25/2019 12:18:20 AM EDT
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You wont need tv to see it when its happening in your yard
6/25/2019 6:29:59 AM EDT
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So did the British.  During world war 2 the British Indian Army was 2.5 million men.

That's approximately 400,000 Muslim soldiers who fought for the British.

By comparison the SS Handschar division was only about 20,000 men.

Muslims fought on both sides during WW2, as did Christians.

People don't think global conflict be like it is, but it do.  
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I don't know why he thought he was like a Nazi. Nazis and Muslims got along great. They even had a Muslim SS division.
So did the British.  During world war 2 the British Indian Army was 2.5 million men.

That's approximately 400,000 Muslim soldiers who fought for the British.

By comparison the SS Handschar division was only about 20,000 men.

Muslims fought on both sides during WW2, as did Christians.

People don't think global conflict be like it is, but it do.  
The British was the largest Muslim Nation in the world at that time wity its vast control over the ME and India.
6/25/2019 8:08:41 PM EDT
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21 months is just long enough to get a guy really thinking about vengeance, not so long to totally defeat him and beat that defiance and revenge out of him.

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