[central_va]

Our republic is dead, we live in a Constitutional Dictatorship. The only way, at this point IMO, for the states to regain their rightful power and subdue the FedGov™ would be secession. Nothing else will work.

[Bean Counter]

[EdReform]

BTTT

[mjp]

Over the past several decades, the basic relationship between the American people and its government has been radically redefined from that of citizenship with its resultant duties and obligations to that of consumers with its consequent pile of rights and choices.

The moral and political inversion of today's government is due to the altruist-collectivist morality. Instead of protecting rights, the govenment is violating rights. Instead of guarding freedom, the government is establishing slavery. Instead of protecting men from force, the government is initiating force. Instead of protecting men from injurous whim, the government is arrogating to itself the power of unlimited whim. Now, we are fast approaching the stage of ultimate inversion: rule by brute force where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission.

[StonyBurk]

Only here-and a few other ,similar websites do I find a small
minority that even understand the meaning of the terms used.
Most Americans , it seems don’t even know what’s in the Constitution - how-or even if it applies—and most of them could care less as long as they get their bread and circus.

[cotton1706]

I’m writing a book on republican government. My plan is to make it short and succinct, like Common Sense, about 80 pages. I’m over half-way through.