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Whose Job is it??? February 15, 2006 05:04PM
Reflection.. on all men being created equal.

I want to preface this note with one disclaimer... this is in no way, shape or form yet another George W. Bush justification. This clearly comes from the mind of markbureau!

I was walking down Peachtree Street in Atlanta today (I am still there, by the way) coming from the Credit Union heading for a bite to eat when this, for lack of a better term, toothless, filthy bum approached me and just shouted .... "End the War, Stamp out Bush".

Not one hundred yards from there was another person, who can only be described as, yes... another toothless, filthy bum (only this one was a she).

I didn't respond to either of them. I held my tongue. I figured what's the use?, but I did speculate that if I was not an arrogant, egotistical ass, I would have politely asked either one of them...

"Do you know why you have right to stand on this corner and shout at the top of your lungs like that?". With that, something hit me.. and this is where I will ask all opponents of the effort in Iraq to ponder this...

Leave the politics out of it. Leave the borders of nations out of it. Just take this one line from a very important American document into consideration when pondering ....

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

So, let's ponder... and really I don't have the answers. I am just asking you to consider this....

If you believe in the Declaration of Independence, specifically the second paragraph, more specifically the one line from that second paragraph highlighted above....

then how can you sit, or stand there and say that the Liberation of a people in shackles, stifled by a tyrranical maniac was not the right thing to do?

This Declaration, the document that gave birth to this great nation, otherwise known as the melting pot, does not say that all American men are created equal. It doesn't say that all Christian, or Deist men or created equal.

That document does not say that all white men are created equal. It says "ALL MEN"...

Were it not for minority of people who took it upon themselves to free this land from a tyrranical government, we would not have this document, nor would this country exist today (in the context in which it exists). So, puttpolitics aside. Putting the cries of "war for oil aside", and the "No WMD" cries aside... if all men are created equal, then there is no national segregation. There is no ethnical segregation, nor a theological separation. So... whose job is it to liberate people to help them retrieve the rights they came into this world owning? It is the job of anyone and everyone who wishes to help them retrieve what they had lost.

Don't you think????
"Arms in the hands of the citizens may be used at individual discretion for the defense of the country, the overthrow of tyranny, or private self defense."
~ John Adams ~
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In case you've forgotten..
Maybe THIS will refresh your memory.

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Tuesday February 9, 2010
"Evil triumphs when good men do nothing." -Sir Edmund Burke