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Between the 17th amendment and the tyrant Lincoln's War of Northern Aggression, we lost a lot of freedom.

As this article shows, our forefathers all knew that secession from the Union is legal. "Secession is a deeply American principle. This country was born through secession." ~ Ron Paul Leftists and neocons in the media who tend to agree on the propriety and desirability of an ever-growing...

Actually, it doesn't. Forex, the very nature of salvation, which cannot be obtained through any effort of your own. God helps those who have come to an end of themselves and trust Him.

It sounded as if you opposed the opening assertion, which was "He that shall not work, neither shall he also eat." Is that the case? Because the governor was writing St.Paul.

Dogs are very manipulable. This issue has been raised in recent court cases. The dog wants to please the handler, the handler is happy when the dog finds something...you tell me how that develops next. Don't trust the dog.

Yes, that was definitely a BS search. They wanted to search you for whatever reason, most likely because if they had found something, they could seize your truck. The wrinkle is, if this was a false stop & search, the cop committed a serious offense by pointing his gun at you. But, he'll go on...

Yet, oddly enough, the grocery section at Menard's is the most profitable department in the store.

...the death knell...

I don't know if this was covered or if i missed it. No states have filed petitions to secede. None. That would take an act of the state legislature and governor. Only individuals have filed these petitions and that means precisely nothing, legally. Most people in America erroneously believe that...

No, a tyrant using force to prevent self-determination and a people who wanted to exercise their human right to sever the political bands that bind them (recognize that phrase from the Declaration of Independence?) in direct opposition to what he said when he told the lies called The Gettysburg...

When you say that, it's important to qualify it by saying "classical liberal." Yes, definitions have changed. That's why the term classical liberal exists. And those that opposed them back then weren't known as conservatives. I don't think that term existed until far more recently. Classical...

It failed then because the tyrant Lincoln successfully goaded SC into firing the first shot. Had that not happened, Lincoln would have had trouble raising support for his war of aggression. There was plenty of resistance to it even as it was.

This is one of the few times I disagree with Rlent. Easytrader is right, except on the spelling of ne'er-do-well. Scripture tells the Church they are to support orphans and older widows, but not the young widows, because they can remarry. Other than that, he that shall not work, neither shall he...

And Thou shalt not covet. And "he that does not work, neither shall he also eat" isn't from a dictator; it's from St. Paul, i.e. the Word of God. Anything else is either private charity, under strict guidelines set out in scripture, or immoral theft. And when you give people food with no strings...

I don't care much for Twinkies, but Ho-hos,.Ding-Dongs and Donettes? God **** unions.

The workers won? They don't have jobs anymore. If they call that winning, I'll stick to losing.

Any vote for either of the two candidates was a vote detrimental to the nation. Even if you reject dumber, you still end up with dumb, and there was astonishingly little difference between the two.

Nope, LDB.

You Ebert notice that, every year, both candidates suck? What do you think had gotten us to this point? People like you who accept the two-party system that doesn't exist as a matter of law, and votes for the lesser of two evils. As long as you keep falling for that, the parties will keep...

Actually, the electorals didn't decide anything yet and won't for a few weeks, when they meet to elect the next President. I don't remember when that is. When they do, some of them will be legally bound to vote for who they were sent to vote for, and some won't, depending on the law in their...