NaasPreacher (C4K)
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Quickly approaching 1984...Orwell's timing might have been a wrong, but the concepts seem to be nearing reality.
It almost makes one think that the wacko conspiracy theorists might be on to something.
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Quickly approaching 1984...Orwell's timing might have been a wrong, but the concepts seem to be nearing reality.
but one can probably still get their hands on a copy of it in the states here if they tried hard enough!!!
I bought a copy in a used book store. I remember my grandfather had a new hardback he had purchased sometime in the early 1980's. So I assume it is readily available in the U.S.Unfortunately---we can't limit dissent until the dissent spills over into our rights as common citizens-----when they begin to invade my rights----well---things could start gettin' nasty!!!!!
I find it interesting that Mein Kampf is banned in the very nation that was led to war by it---but one can probably still get their hands on a copy of it in the states here if they tried hard enough!!!
I've been thinking about joining the JBS for a long time now. Everything they say is turning out to be right. Well, almost everything. There's that thing about Eisenhower...It almost makes one think that the wacko conspiracy theorists might be on to something.
I've been thinking about joining the JBS for a long time now. Everything they say is turning out to be right. Well, almost everything. There's that thing about Eisenhower...
Unfortunately?? Is the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for a redress of grievances an unfortunate part of our Constitution?
The use of the word "unfortunately" was based on my opinion-----I see the foolishness of the moments spent by the OCCUPY folks---and I say to myself-----"Well----UNFORTUNATELY---we can't do anything about that nonsense"-----------until one of two things happen----1. The occupiers realize the foolishness and choose to just go home and make the best of it or 2. The "peace" boils into frustration and then tempers flare and then . . .
Let me know if you join. I just might follow your lead!The sad thing is I was a member in the early 70s, but I thought 'This could never happen here!' and stopped paying dues. Who would have guessed that 40 years later we would be so willing to lay down our rights out of fear.
I certainly hope so!
Just checked - it is available on Amazon.
Right up there next to Uncle Tom's Cabin!!!
Uncle Tom's Cabin is free in Kindle version. Every American who enjoys history needs to read it.
Where would we be without a free press?
See what I'm saying????
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No one has the right to be a public nuisance. The streets and parks weren't constructed for mobs. They are public right of ways, and prolonged dissruption of the public in its day-to-day business is not only a nuisance, but a threat to its welfare. They are, in effect, holding one segment of society hostage until they get their way. Unable to win over converts through speech and the press, they resort to coercion. And you're saying they have the "right" to do this.I repeat, that is not the debate or the accusation, therefore I was choosing to ignore it. Since requested by a moderator to respond though I will.
The debate here is not whether or right are being restricted, but whether or not dissent should be squelched by a restriction of liberties.
The point is that dissent does not make one disloyal. Sometimes free dissent is the essence of loyalty. If I love my country and think she is erring dissent may be a vital tool. All Americans, from every end of the spectrum, should have that right and privilege without even the fear of recrimination as long as they stay within the bounds of the law.
If dissenters break the law, punish them. Until then let them speak and march and protest.
I bought an English translation of Mein Kampf with copius notes concerning the German from which it was translated.
I needed it for some research I was doing.
Actually, it was B-O-R-I-N-G!
A great part of it was braggadocio about the excellence of Austrian war products (bullets in particular) with a great deal of repetitive anti-semitic drivel.
Don't waste your money.
My wife threw it out.
HankD
Yes----I agree
I have also youtubed several of his speeches(English subtitled)-----and to tell the truth---Hitler went on and on and on and blabbed and blabbe and didn't say a thing!!!!!! And I sat there and wondered---how in the world could the German people give themselves up to such as that
Then I realized that we have American people who give themselves up to such as is in the White House at present!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes----I agree
I have also youtubed several of his speeches(English subtitled)-----and to tell the truth---Hitler went on and on and on and blabbed and blabbe and didn't say a thing!!!!!! And I sat there and wondered---how in the world could the German people give themselves up to such as that
Then I realized that we have American people who give themselves up to such as is in the White House at present!!!!!!!!!!!
I think you guys give this minor president way too much credit. I would love to see a post election video of an Obama speech that looks anything like the adulation of the masses at a Hitler rally.
This president is nothing like Nero as posted in another thread or Hitler as posted in this one. He is at best a Yankee version of Jimmy Carter.
I think you guys give this minor president way too much credit. I would love to see a post election video of an Obama speech that looks anything like the adulation of the masses at a Hitler rally.
This president is nothing like Nero as posted in another thread or Hitler as posted in this one. He is at best a Yankee version of Jimmy Carter.