Saturday, July 07, 2012

Waiting for Newton to kick in.


"all men are created equal, that each of us are endowed with certain inalienable rights." - Obama
Who does President Barack Obama think he is that he can change the wording of the Declaration of Independence? Again and again he presumes to quote the great declaration while making a significant change: He omits the word "Creator." Read more:

Early on,  Obama's lack of respect for our flag was manifested by several photographs.  After nearly four years of this filthy prick's presidency we know a lot more about him.  In his mind he's above the flag, the nation, and the nation's laws.  If he doesn't like something, he ignores it.  And his endemic lawlessness has planted deep roots  everywhere Democrats rule. The superiority complex (that's endemic to Liberalism), allows them to fix everything   even control nature, given enough new laws and our money.  However, here's  an immutable (for now) law that they can most assuredly look forward to.

An Immutable Law- So Far

Hooo-rah!



6 comments:

Jess said...

Obama's creator had only one stipulation. Eventually, the exchange will be completed.

Everyman said...

Not inalienable; unalienable.

Both a distinction and a difference.

As the Creator intended.

DougM said...

Unalienable rights are incapable of being sold and transferred. They are a gift from the creator to the individual (i.e. a consequence of being human) and cannot be surrendered or taken under any circumstances.

Inalienable rights cannot be surrendered or transferred without one's consent.

Anonymous said...

Also, the word "each" is singular, which requires the singular "is," rather than the plural "are." "Each of us is... ."
Maybe that's why he was a lecturer instead of a professor.
Pvt-Cdr(SS) MichigammeDave

Kristophr said...

I have to take exception with the term, sorry.

If Obama violates basic human rights, the hand of God will not come down out of the sky, and squish him with his divine thumb ( although I'd pay to see that ).

Rights only exist because we are willing to go to the wall and put our lives on the line to defend them.

If that is not the case, they will be chipped away and lost, despite claims of inalianalability.

Bet on it.

Kristophr said...

And if you want to be religious about this:

Free will means that bad people will be able to do bad things to good people, since we are not God's robots, and have to earn our place in Heaven or Hell ... and that God helps those who help themselves.

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