Another Conservative Blog Post

Many Democrats expressed extreme displeasure over the hurried nature of the process. Rep. Bobby Scott said, “I think it is appropriate to comment on the process by which the bill is coming to us. This is not the bill that was reported and deliberated on in the Committee on the Judiciary. It came to us late on the floor. No one has really had an opportunity to look at the bill to see what is in it since we have been out of our offices.”

Rep. John Conyers, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, declared, “we are now debating at this hour of night, with only two copies of the bill that we are being asked to vote on available to Members on this side of the aisle.”

 

I think it is just absolutely unacceptable for these representatives to vote on legislation they haven't even had time to read!  I'm going to post another three hundred instances regurgitating all the talking points of  Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck in a local news blogging forum, and make everyone choke it down as I don't intelligently consider what anyone else posts.  I'm going to go marching on like the good christian soldier I am, and spread that love of the almighty while spouting my political views without consideration of the first amendment, which obviously separates church from state.

 

Those first two paragraphs, for you republicans that wouldn't even read this post if it weren't for some clever trickery by the author, were all about the largest legislation restricting civil liberties this country has ever seen, it was introduced on October 23, 2001 and put to the floor the same day it was introduced.  The public hadn't seen it, and most of congress had not read it when it was passed on October 24, 2001, it is known as the PATRIOT act.

There wasn't ONE PEEP from you "defenders of the constitution" on the right, because your George W. Bush made it abundantly clear how necessary it was to trade your liberty for safety.  Since that stimulus bill, I've heard your rumblings so loud it's obvious I'm not politically deaf, and I could have heard a pin drop while the PATRIOT act was passed.

That's alright, I'll listen to you now, as you whine about having to change lightbulbs or whatever, for legislation that hasn't even passed yet.  Yeah, right.  How about saving the energy now and sparing me your posts?  Start saving now, because just like when you guys had the control--they have the control now.  The pendulum has swung back in the other direction, but that's not even what I'm mad about.

I've contacted representatives about my causes, which I listed in another blog post on here, what have you done other than littering this forum with your messages?  Did you call the congressional switchboard because some AM radio talking head told you?  You can't even make up your own points, show me your own injustices, talk to me about something that effects YOU in your everyday life...  I know you didn't call.

I don't even care about pollution of the earth, mother nature is a big girl she can take care of herself, but I am tired of the same posts every day... just because there are colorful graphs it doesn't hold my attention as long as "Goodnight Moon."

Enough ranting on my part, flame me if you want, but remember -- I got my own information.  I did contact representatives.  I didn't follow the party lines blindly.

Enjoy.

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  • JohnKJR the blog killerCry


    Of course this blog was around back then, Al Gore invented the internet.


    Not to mention that 87+% of all Congressional members voted for the Patriot Act, and not even Obama is suggesting its repeal. Ouch!

    JDog, 4 months ago | Flag
  • Another disgruntled revenge based Bush Derangement Syndrome post from a hater who thinks he has to trick the public in order to get his rants read.


    Sort of the same trickery that led some to vote for President a person who was neither qualifyed, moderate or intelligent. But he is dashing in his Harold Pener suit!


    BTW: this blog was not around during the passage of the Patriot Act; hence the reason you probably didn't see the objections you wanted to see. Go figure.

    JohnKJR, 4 months ago | Flag
  • To your post on medicinal marajuana: Let me clarify for you what I see as a big misconception many have about conservatives.let me first say that I understand that those on the right that allow their relgious convictions cloud their judgment on governmental issues are definately out there but relativelt small in number.


    If you researched you will find that many "liberals" oppose legalization as well.These are the "bluedog democrats" that allow religion/morality to clou their vision as well.


    On principle-true conservatives are for limited government IN ALL AREAS,including drug/morality regulations. I,myself am a Christian and my own moral OPINIONS about legalization but I cant deny,nor would I that a free American has a right to do as he sees fit as long as he is taking care of his family ON HIS OWN and isnt hurting anyone. I other words,I dont want to pay for a stoner to sit on his couch and neglect his kids,but if he is gainfully employed and taking care of his family-he can do as he pleases.THATS CONSERVATISM!Conservative government.


    Liberalism,is a "liberal" use of government to achieve whatever end the powers that be see fit.Liberal doctrine,if you look to the progressive movement of the early 1900's and even the philosophy of modern liberals,you will see that they will use any tactic,any means to a desired end,to achieve their goal.What is their goal? To destroy the capitalist free enterprise system so that many are dependent on government and the government will eventually fail.They will then rebuild the government,based on the cries of a desparate people to control our lives from cradle to grave. Sounds outlandish doesnt it? I urge you to read Saul Alinsky-RULES FOR RADICALS,a favorite of Obamas and his friends like William Ayers,the founder of ACORN....the list goes on.


    I offer this because you seem to have a predetermined aversion to conservatism,I see this often,but its often based in liberal lies.Dont take my word for it-Ive given you some clues....search for the truth YOURSELF and see where you arive. You may well have lagalized pot under a liberal government,but at what cost to your other freedoms? You could have lagalized pot under a conservative government while you keep ALL your freedoms.

    Odessacon, 4 months ago | Flag
  • I ultimately support the Patriot act but I have blogged on here several times that I can see its constitutional issues.


    You ask us the list the ways the energy bill will affect our lives? Ill be glad to but I ask you to show me where the patriot act has affected yours beyond long security lines at the airport?


    The Cap and trade bill will raise energy Cost for EVERYONE! No one is even debating that,iys just HOW MUCH is at question.I will also further discourage American small bussiness and large bussiness.They will go overseas to much friendlier tax/regulation enviroments as they have been doing for years know while libs insist its just greed instead of looking at the reality of how restrictive our policies are to growing an economy.So,there you have it-Higher energy cost for everyone INCLUDING PEOPLE MAKING UNDER $250,000 a YEAR.Loss of jobs and bussinesses that generate tax revenue that will affect us all as well.


    Ill be waiting to hear how the patriot act has adversly affected average Americans?


    I dont condone EITHER party passing legislation that isnt presented properly and especially that they HAVENT READ. Im conservative but I often rail against BOTH parties and the political elite in this country that play these silly games with our lives.We need to take the power away from the Federal Government and give it back to States-that would go far in eliminating this kind of stuff.

    Odessacon, 4 months ago | Flag
  • Did I read this right? We're comparing the US Patriot Act passage to energy and medical marijuana legislation?


    If I did read it correctly, oil & vinegar is my response.


    I am indifferent to your marijuana cause, but if you would like to discuss the energy legislation I think I am well versed to discuss.


    Not everyone has the same hot buttonUndecided That's life.

    JDog, 4 months ago | Flag

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