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Originally posted by nukunuku
eh dude if i were paranoid i wouldnt be here
now lets discuss sacred geometry shall we
Originally posted by nukunuku
there my masonic bud
Originally posted by yanchek
When you become a public person you forfeit your right to privacy. I as citizen and employer reserve the right (and is also my duty) to know everything about my employe and how he/she is running my country. If this person represents for example good trustworthy Cristian I expect from him/her to behave accordingly in his/hers public and private life.
And BG IMO is not the place for this person to be.
Originally posted by nukunuku
there my masonic bud
Originally posted by sebatwerk
If you are an employer, you know DAMN WELL that whatever an employee does on his own time is none of your business. What's more, it's illegal for you to fire him or repirmand him in any way for things he may be doing outside of work (so long as they don't interfere with his job).
Originally posted by yanchek
Oh, comeon sebat. We are not talking about 9 to 5 workers here. Those are public servats, with a lot of power we entrusted them. The work (service) is their life. At least for the time of their mandate. After he/she finishes his service he/she can hug all the trees he/she wants.
Originally posted by yanchek
Sebat do you mean equal under the law, God or both?
Originally posted by sebatwerk
Under the law... well... we ARE equal under both, in my opinion, regardless of faith... but I was talking about being equal under the law.
Originally posted by yanchek
When I took classes on Constitutional law the professor wrote in his book that equality under the law in democratic society with kapitalism is imposible to achieve. The wealthier party in dispute can afford better legal representation than the weaker party and that puts the weaker party in unequal position. Equality under the law is just a letter on paper, an ideal.
Originally posted by Golfie
Equality under the law only refers to the fact that ALL laws apply to ALL people (regardless of status/ethnic background/height/weight/shoe size/etc) equally...
I don't remember hearing of "equal" representation....only that we (in America) are entitled TO representation (hence the part of Miranda that says if you cannot aford one, one will be appointed for you
Originally posted by yanchek
I mean't elected officials. When you voted for example Bush you voted his image. You voted a man who is strong, honest, patriotic leader with high moral standards. A straight meat and potato kind a guy. This kind of person does not need to indulge himsef in perverse sexual or other kind of suspicious activities. He is what is.
When you want to become a federal agent or federal judge the FBI checks all your background including personall interwievs with your parents, siblings, friends, coworkers and neighbours. So much for privacy.
When a client want to hire my services he's buying again my image. The client gets a whole package my expertise and personality.
I agree that some privacy is needed but I cannot switch myself like a robot. Living double life is just not my cup of tea.
Originally posted by Golfie
Equality under the law only refers to the fact that ALL laws apply to ALL people (regardless of status/ethnic background/height/weight/shoe size/etc) equally...
Like I said, nice words put on paper. There's a difference betwen writing the law and enforcing the law.