Oh look, another undeclared, unconstitutional act of war.
The US Constitution is a worthless piece of paper.
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Many such cases
Parchment*
Since WWII
They'll justify it with some manufactured false flag soon enough.
I remember in the late 90s, when this was still controversial. Now it's just standard operating procedure.
So we use our sovereign political power to form new government entirely. That's our recourse
Always has been
#grownostr #freedom
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Fuck
They print the bills to finance the war.
npub1qex7yjtuucs6ac49kjujdgytrjsphn5a4pdscu2w3qlprym4zsxqfz82qk You are right. But in the face of this, we can only continue our mission by sharing a smile with those in need.
And this time it's not a war against some rag heads in caves, it's a war against an alliance of nuclear armed nations.
The US Constitution is what set the United States up for oligarchic expansionism / imperialism. It replaced the Articles of Confederation (against stiff opposition and dissent, cf.
the Antifederalists and Shay's Rebellion) which set very strict & strong limits on the powers of the federal government (and which had a president who was just the presiding officer, the actual origin of the word)
tl;dr the (controversial) adoption of the US Constitution is when the US went from decentralised to centralised
And then we will wait to get killed or enslaved by Israel all over again
It was never "worthful". It was just a gentleman's agreement among a bunch of politicians to enforce power among themselves after overthrowing the previous bunch of of politicians, with a ton of effective propaganda that has kept it alive for a long time, until recently.
Even if Iran is seeking nuclear weapons, which I doubt they are, how can nations with nuclear weapons use that as justification for war? It's weapons of mass destruction all over again, except the lie is even lazier this time.
Seems that way
Always Has Been
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*toilet paper
I want to learn this line of thinking. Any good books on this?
Might as well start learning the Israeli constitutional
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And voting for a black woman was going to usher in the apocalypse.
Let’s use it to roll joints
So is fiat
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impeach Trump
Paper does nothing. It as no power.
People do.
Toilet paper is more useful
Probably a good idea to move away from major population centers within the US.
"But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain - that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to prevent it. In either case, it is unfit to exist."
Lysander Spooner
but how, in principle to deal with crazy regimes?
“Might makes right”
-My dad
Democracy leads to this. Pieces of paper can't avoid the hijacking of this system.
We need competition for everything. We don't need masters. We don't need to be led by people we are forced to "elect". Only the anarcocapitalist way makes sense let's be honest
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you dont and nobody does.
if the people really DO democracy no regimes can exist
War Powers Act of 1973. He has 60 days before congressional authorization.
