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To: Congressman Billybob
“Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed....”

This is the assumption of the Constitution. The actual wording and meaning of the law contained in the Constitution (the intended meaning of which can be derived from the many source documents written by the authors of the Constitution) cannot be changed without an amendment. However, the application of these laws are fluid and are malleable as the times change.

The liberals, who by-and-large, don't believe in God, find it impossible to understand the very fundamental truth of our country's philosophical foundation: Our rights of life, liberty, and pursuit are God-given and therefore inalienable. They are not man-given. The liberals don't like this and can't even understand this. They certainly do not want to be tied to the Constitution, which has always been our greatest protection against tyranny. The liberals are fascists that show themselves as such - they're really lovers of tyranny.

10 posted on 04/28/2008 11:42:41 AM PDT by Jim W N
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To: Jim 0216
Our rights of life, liberty, and pursuit are God-given and therefore inalienable. They are not man-given.

They have an education system that teaches YOUR kids that there is no Creator, and therefore their rights come from an institution of man, not from a Creator,

and therefore those rights may be just as easily curtailed by an institution of Man.

It's no accident.

Everyone should stop sacrificing their kids on the pagan altar.

13 posted on 04/28/2008 11:50:46 AM PDT by MrB (You can't reason people out of a position that they didn't use reason to get into in the first place)
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