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To: WILLIALAL
"54% (Americans) believe that the U.S. is indeed the nation with liberty and justice for all. A third (34%) (illegals and others who complain their handout is not big enough) disagree while 11% (products of government schooling who should not have passed) are not sure.
13 posted on 07/03/2010 3:15:45 PM PDT by TXnMA ("Allah": Satan's current alias...)
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To: TXnMA

I don’t see that it breaks down that way, I am as conservative as anybody and I am certainly not complaining that my handout is not big enough but I DON’T believe that this is any longer the land of liberty and justice for all. I don’t see how anyone can believe that any longer. How can there be liberty and justice for all when the federal government decides what laws to enforce and what laws to ignore? How can there be liberty and justice for all when a clown like Franken gains a senate seat by fraud? How can there be liberty and justice for all when we have a president who is NOT a natural born citizen and may not even be a citizen period? How can there be liberty and justice for all when illegals pour over the border in hordes and nothing is done to stop them? How can there be liberty and justice for all when people who belong to the favored political group can stand outside voting booths to intimidate voters and the attorney general of the United States refuses to do anything about it? Explain that again please.

Patriotism is fine but pretending that this country is still what it used to be even five years ago is pure foolishness. No person who has even one eye open can believe that America still offers liberty and justice for all. This administration is openly mocking those who still believe in constitutional government. Liberty and justice for Rahm and friends maybe.


14 posted on 07/03/2010 6:51:34 PM PDT by RipSawyer (Trying to reason with a leftist is like trying to catch sunshine in a fish net at midnight.)
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To: TXnMA

I have property in the Philippines ,, yes it’s poor and the gov’t is corrupt but when I return to the US I have an overwhelming feeling of being crushed by the weight of our government. I guarantee that most people here unintentionally commit felonies on a daily basis (something as simple as disposing of a can of bug spray “improperly”) that if enforced would have them destitute or jailed for years or even decades, you wouldn’t have felt that way years ago... for that reason and as a prior comment pointed out the “progressive” income tax ,,,, we do not have justice for all. I would be a “no” answer.


15 posted on 07/03/2010 7:34:37 PM PDT by Neidermeyer
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