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Taking words from men that lived 200+ years ago and had relatively myopic visions....and using a arbitrary empty box like the Constitution to fill up with your emotions with is NOT cutting it in todays world.
Exactly the problem. Liberals don't think; they emote. They let irrational "feelings" control their thoughts and behaviors.
Your creative analogy alone shows me that you actually get it.
The problem is, you can't get what I do.
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Originally Posted by InformedConsent
Exactly the problem. Liberals don't think; they emote. They let irrational "feelings" control their thoughts and behaviors.
So let us liberals see how YOU think. Is the US Constitution worth defending anymore? Since you've accepted a role to agree with the ditto head who is at least upfront about suggesting that the document is too old to be taken seriously.
Well, I tried to find information about the Obama Youth Corps and all I came up with were obvious anti-liberal blogs. So, does anyone have a site or page I could read?
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"Obama will call on citizens of all ages to serve America, by developing a plan to require 50 hours of community service in middle school and high school and 100 hours of community service in college every year."
Yep. It very specifically limits the powers of the federal government.
It actually does quite a bit more than just limit powers. It also defines them. But, that isn't the point of my concern, but your demonstrated ditto-headedness with someone who believes it is an outdated document.
So you're against socialism because you must deal with diversity. (Trust me, that doesn't come to me as a surprise).
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