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reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 01:15 PM by Illuminati-NWO
I am not saying EU is perfect, far from it, we too have censored media just like the US where only one side of the story is being told.

But about us being freer that is a fact, have you never had a party when you were young, over here kids have fun at the age of 16 and we were allowed to have alcohol in bars, am I a drunk nope, are all my friends drunks nope, is my country sick for being lenient nope. And what freemason says about having more people and thusfore also more prisoners may be true but I have taken that into account. The ratio free people versus detainees is still 20 to 1 compared to a EU country.

So if a US state has 15 million people and a EU state has 15 million people then the incarceration rate in the US still is 20 times higher.

Also freemason, I have studied law and I know for a fact that the constitution that you know or think you know is not what it used to be. Thanks to your nice president mr. Bush many new amendments are in place that actually defy many statements made in your constitution. Like I said you think you are free but you really aren't. The glory days of the 60's are over, you are entering a new arena, one you have not fully explored, this is clear to me or you would not be making these assumptions of how free you are. And then the clear nonsense statement of being freer then Europe, come on do you really believe this yourself???

Also to remember is that we as Europeans have been living in our societies for over 1800 years while the US was still bare country with some indians, we will see if you gain that same age and wisdom and still have the same liberties. Also remember that there is no such thing as Americans, what you really are is Europeans, englishmen, frenchmen, germans, jews,..... who flocked to the states during the European industrial revolution, with this I am saying that your country still has alot to learn, you are only a little over 200 years old and have waged more wars then any European country combined. So who is most civil here, who has learned the most how to live with other cultures and who has learned how to live in peace??? Are we waging wars in the east, are we fighting over oil, have we taken it upon ourselves to keep waging wars until every browncolored person on this planet has been eradicated, have we deployed the only 2 nukes in Human history, are we claiming thats space is ours to control, have we been putting up bases everywhere around the world, are we interfering with other cultures and putting up our own shadow governments, have we disagreed with the Kyoto treaty, have we disagreed on the non-proliferation treaty, have we disagreed on the non-ballistic treaty, .............??? THE ANSWER IS NO ON ALL ACCOUNTS for the EU and yes on all accounts for the US!!!!

I could go on typing on the dotted lines but I think I have made my point more then clearly.

And I really would like to see things from your point of view freemason but I can't seem to get my head that far up my ass.



reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 02:01 PM by Bob88
I must be getting old but is 16 too early of an age to be drinking in bars? Do any parent here wish to see their children drinking in bars that early? Indeed the US is a young country - but w/ the longest standing government. I don't think we have as much to learn as we have much to offer. It's a joke when people say we can't live with other cultures - the US is quite diverse my friend. That's why it's said we're a melting pot. We have no distinct culture of our own. Don't forgot why many Europeans flocked to the 'new world' either! Why exactly did they want to come here again, Illuminati-NWO? Sorry to go down this path again, but Europeans should be happy at some wars the US waged. With out the US, Germans and Communists would have obliterated EU countries ñ anything left would be certain to fall under the control of one of them, probably the Soviets. Bases all over? Yet you have countries, like Bahrain and Qatar who state publicly that having a US presence is VITAL to their own national security. Do you think Kuwait wants the US to leave? How about S. Korea? I know many Koreans, including my best friend that would hate to see the US leave. Missile treaty? With the latest revelation that N. Korea has nukes (keep in mind their ballistic missile capability) a missile defense has my vote! And you probably have no idea that the US recently signed an agreement w/ Russia to eliminate nukes. And whose money is it that goes towards maintaining and dismantling nukes in Russia?

[Edited on 5-11-2002 by Bob88]


reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 03:00 PM by Thomas Crowne
What are you worried about laws when you first mentioned amendments? Wh yare you worried about 2002 when you can go back a decade and really read executive orders and U.N. agreements that rendered the constitution a moot point anyway?
You are looking at the constitution in a myopic and half-learned manner. You have a point to a degree but not for the actual legal reasons. I don't have to go to the library as I'm surrounded by thousands of dollars' worth of books, from the simple Black's Law dictionary to federal rules of civil procedure to the consitution, Articles of Confederation and the amendments. When you invest in the material out of your own pocket, spend a few years studying and researching then you get back to me. As it is, you aren't even to a point to where I can have a reasonably intelligent conversation about this government, its foundation and where it has gone awry. I doubt you ever will as you have no vested interest in the state of this union, nor do you seem to understand what the nation was all about to begin with or where it was suppose to go. Your mere mention of the 60's as its glory days is indicative of that, as that is when it started to take a severe nosedive in its governmental affairs, particularly in the documentation, statutes, and international agreements.
My research and studies are about over as I see our future in dire straits and realize that soon our constitution will be negated because of last century's sell-out to the U.N. by our "leaders", and I don't think you, judging by your postings, have an idea what that means.



reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 04:39 PM by Illuminati-NWO
Originally posted by Thomas Crowne
What are you worried about laws when you first mentioned amendments? Wh yare you worried about 2002 when you can go back a decade and really read executive orders and U.N. agreements that rendered the constitution a moot point anyway?
You are looking at the constitution in a myopic and half-learned manner. You have a point to a degree but not for the actual legal reasons. I don't have to go to the library as I'm surrounded by thousands of dollars' worth of books, from the simple Black's Law dictionary to federal rules of civil procedure to the consitution, Articles of Confederation and the amendments. When you invest in the material out of your own pocket, spend a few years studying and researching then you get back to me. As it is, you aren't even to a point to where I can have a reasonably intelligent conversation about this government, its foundation and where it has gone awry. I doubt you ever will as you have no vested interest in the state of this union, nor do you seem to understand what the nation was all about to begin with or where it was suppose to go. Your mere mention of the 60's as its glory days is indicative of that, as that is when it started to take a severe nosedive in its governmental affairs, particularly in the documentation, statutes, and international agreements.
My research and studies are about over as I see our future in dire straits and realize that soon our constitution will be negated because of last century's sell-out to the U.N. by our "leaders", and I don't think you, judging by your postings, have an idea what that means.


I do have a vested interest since I am still considered a US citizen, what happens in the states is my business, now that I live in Europe that then does not mean I should turn a blind eye to whats going on. I still have family there, do you really think I am some 16 year old pimpelfaced retard pendeling on and off between europe for the fun of it. I have studied in US and I have studied in EU, for my work I had to travel alot and I have now found my place in Europe, to me a far better place then the US.

I have only scratched the surface and immediately people are jumping on the bandwagon claiming that EU is better simply because I can have beer at a lower age, thats not even the tip of the iceberg maties. It seems to me that the conventional view serves to protect most of you from the painful job of thinking.
Who here is reading between the lines and masturbating my posts???

Was it not Socrates who said when the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.

You are just using my statistics the way a drunkard uses lamp posts, for support, not illumination. When will it sift through your minds that what you are defending will someday be your ultimate downfall.
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