Originally posted by SteveR
The founding fathers are revolutionaries that "bailed", as you call it, on their "home country" in order to create a new political entity
(something that you laugh at and call unpatriotic - ironic).
They also fought their own government. Since there is no land on this planet that isn't owned by a national body, I guess we'll have to ignore your
corrected minor technicalities and fight this government in this country.
Originally posted by SteveR
Jones is a revolutionary (understand the word) also, regardless of our subjective opinion of him, except he is in favor of changing the system
he is a citizen of, not advocating emmigration or secession of land.
Can you prove he's in favor of changing the system? He has shares in oil. Given that, I don't think he'd be too in favor of changing that part of
it.
You can't prove he's in favor of changing the system. Simply because he says these things does not make them true. George Bush has said that the
United States is trying to spread peace throughout the planet. Does that make it true?
Originally posted by SteveR
Your initial statement about Jones, then, is a product of confusion and is unfounded. Case closed
No, it's only a product of confusion because of your opinion of Jones. For those of us who know who the guy really is, it's all perfectly clear.
He's not for changing the system, he's a fraud, and our founding fathers fought their government as we should fight ours.
It is all very clear, and has been even before you made this post hoping you would make it very clear.