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11-28-2014 04:16 PM |
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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah
(Post 1514102)
Now I am just gonna throw this out here because I really feel like it needs to be said. Why on earth are "we the people," so complacent? We put these people in power, we can uhhh like take it away. I am not trying to be blase about it either. I am just pointing out that the government belongs to us. And the government that governs less governs the best. Now we have gotten so, far away right from what was initially established 200 years ago. The framers of this country set up an iron clad guideline of what the government can and can not do to, or do for, the people. The problem is simply the government wants you to believe they have more power then the actually do. Simply put If you don't like what they are doing, to you, for you etc. GO TAKE BACK WHAT BELONGS TO YOU. And give it to those you feel could do better. But that gets into social initeria, and easier said then done. But it first requires that the mind set and mentality change.
I am sorry I get very patriotic at times.
Ah how I wish you wouldn't share our pillow talk with the world.
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The problem with what you are saying is everybody is not included in "we the people" which is the point I am trying to make.
Your post is ideal.... but is not reality.
When I refer to this term, "We the people" I am mainly referring to African Americans/minorities specifically because my people and other ethnic groups are not treated the same as whites. We are not treated as an equal which that term "We the people" is suppose to represent.
Once again, this is not anything new but the latest devastating murders of two young black men by the hands of our own law system shows the true colors of America quite perfectly.
The truth is... we all are not included in "the people" of America because we as in black people and minorities were never represented in that group the fore fathers created.
With that being said,
You can't take back something that was never given to you in the first place.
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