Comments on: Thomas Jefferson on Judicial Tyranny

By: WilliamSchooler

WilliamSchooler — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 23:24:45 +0000

@DavidMcElroy
Thank God we are not cloned and differ and you can make up anything you like to make you feel better about what you think. A poor choice is not a sin, it is a decision that is not in the best interest of life itself. It does not make it wrong right or indifferent, it simply makes it a lesson to be learned. Sure some wish to go around complicating the world so simple has no place but in every case of my discovery the truth was entirely simple to understand.

Yes I can honestly say I don’t sin, that I am not evil, that I have made poor choices and I don’t feel bad about it because I can accept I am allowed and capable to grow and understand me as life which helps me understand you as life. This is not a sin, it is an activity which by choice involves effort. I cannot be you and wont be you simply by choice and your choices are entirely yours to own, I am ok with that are you?

By: DavidMcElroy

DavidMcElroy — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 15:01:00 +0000

Hey! William Schooler! If you really do stop and think, your own statements in your last reply prove my point very clearly, and we are agreeing on the point, but you are opposed to the terms of “the human condition”, the word “SIN”. As you said, our education is not consistent, nobody has all the answers, and sometimes we make poor choices. Those are all manifestations of sin. The term “sin”, biblically, means to be separated from God. All of us live in sin. To say you never sin would mean you are in harmonious integration with God, as Christ was. Can you truly say you deny being sinful?

By: WilliamSchooler

WilliamSchooler — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 10:14:50 +0000

@DavidMcElroy
WOW David, you can choose what ever you wish and the last I checked atheist do not believe in God but I personally do. The fact I totally disagree with your idea on the “human condition” as you call it is a bogus philosophy and if you want to believe it so be my guest but don’t be mad if I disagree with you. I don’t go around thinking we are all sinners either or we would not have been given CHOICE period. I have personally spent a lot of time making observations rather than believing all the crap people put in books and thats not a crime you know, it is a skill learned.
In fact when you realize it is life generating all these ideas can you realize it is very good to question “all” things and by doing so can find truth. But this is my experience with doing so, if that upsets you, or makes you upset please forgive me for sharing these experiences for there is no other way to express these but by honest statement. I think if you did a full study on Thomas Jefferson you would find some interesting statements about why he wrote what he did. I happen to fully agree with him.

Education in ALL spectrums today does not deliver the goods or we would experience them consistent. This not being the case would be the exact results of something false. NO group, no individual, no set of individuals has developed all the answers or all our questions would be answered and we would be on our way to full sustainment of life (the care for life) and life is not bad it is what ever you make it and in the case of a state what ever the state and those in it make it. And nothing, not one idea, not one concept, not one activity can take place without a choice to bring it about and as sure as I sit here not ALL choices are good ones (thank God) for if this were to be the case growth would simply be impossible.

By: DavidMcElroy

DavidMcElroy — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 18:28:55 +0000

Hey! William Schooler! Why do kick against me? I essentially agree with you. Is the problem you find with me the fact that I am a Christian rather than an atheist? Jefferson professed to be a follower of Christ. And I believe our freedom to choose, or decide, is our God-given right of the most basic sort. God gave us a mind for a reason, and it wasn’t to surrender it to the tyrants of collective brain-washing. I believe public schools are a form of child abuse. It is said that those who will not be ruled by God will be ruled by tyrants. Christ, not institutional religion, leads us to the Way, the Truth, and the Life. And as Jesus said, “You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.” Yes, God gives us the freedom to choose, for good or evil. But we must choose wisely, because we bear the costs of our decisions. Our forefathers knew this when they spoke of liberty correlated with responsibility. Men sin when they choose those things which degrade and destroy the truth and the way of life leading to a wholesome, healthy, harmonious, happy being our Creator desires for us in fulfilment.

By: WilliamSchooler

WilliamSchooler — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 15:27:34 +0000

@DavidMcElroy
The day you take away the FACTs of your own God given capabilities to; create ideas and make decisions is not a doctrine of perfection, it is learning capacity. It means we are allowed to SCREW up and learn from screw ups and has nothing to do with conforming to some made up authority in your own mind. The human condition is made up by people just like you able to create ideas and then Decide this is it! Give me a break and stop already, the only authority you hold is over you, your own ideas and your own choices (get the heck over it).

I would also love to debate Thomas Jefferson with you but there is no need because Thomas Jefferson made it perfectly clear who to be weary of in the original draft of the Declaration of Independence, it was others that did not want this truth revealed and THEY decided it will be removed. Since the Original draft was nothing more than Observed truths one should question ALL motives of CHOICE!

By: Keith Allison

Keith Allison — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 20:44:03 +0000

If we are ever going to accomplish anything in the way of bringing honesty and/or ethics to our federal courts, we are going to have to change federal judges from being appointed for life, to a condition where the electorate votes them into or out of office. As things stand, our federal judges are allowed lifetime tenure when they serve under conditions of good behavior. However, who determines whether they are serving under good behavior; the answer is the judges themselves make that decision, but from what I’ve personally seen, these judges do nothing more than protect their position as the final abiter of the legality of things. Unfortunately, the judges I’ve run into routinely violate their oaths of office with impunity and are never held accountable for their decisions which I suspect are often dependent upon how much they are paid under the table. It’s not just the federal judges who are corrupt, I have a documented incident where a Washington State Superior Court judge allowed himself to be approached off the bench because the plaintiff American and Washington Dental Associations promised he would receive a “nomination to be seated on a higher court.” And, even though I’ve brought this to the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice, nothing has ever been done to this judge.

Keith Allison

By: PatrickSullivan

PatrickSullivan — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 18:42:39 +0000

Was not the Bill of Rights crafted in a manner that made it a provisional acceptance agreement?

Did the framers not make it clear enough that if there were No Bill of Rights, then there was no agreement?

If this is true, Is not the constitution and all of the panoply associated with it not now a dead letter?

Even before the open and hostile rejection of the Bill of Rights; did not the creation and implementation of tens of thousands of nuclear instruments of genocide, breach the agreement and end the entire thing called government?

Are we not capable enough ourselves to be able to understand this?

Is the thought of nuclear war so unimaginable that we dare not even think about it?

If there now is a total eclipse of the law, then what are we to do about it?

How long of a general strike will be needed to put the purse in the hands of the people who fill it?

Is there any other way to give them the power to issue legal tender greenback again other than with a peaceful general strike?

Have we witnessed a certain degree of the truth of the saying that the power of the purse is the only power there is?

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By: DavidMcElroy

DavidMcElroy — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 14:33:47 +0000

Hey, William Schooler! Why do you rail against my citing the “human condition”? We are in agreement, if you paid attention. Jefferson knew the propensity of the human ego and the fallibility of the human mind, and spoke boldly for independence versus the tyranny of the collective human government. Self-government is best. Jefferson professed Christ as Lord in ways that destroy claims he was a Deist, but he was wary of institutionalized religion and spoke against it. (Which he called “orthodox Christianity in finding no virtue there.) Thomas Jefferson was a great role model among mortal men, and I myself am a Christian libertarian of the Jeffersonian influence. Unless your “human condition” is absolutely perfect, perhaps your ego, your mind, could use some reforming introspection.

By: WilliamSchooler

WilliamSchooler — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 10:39:27 +0000

@DavidMcElroy
Oh yes the poor poor human condition, we are so victimized by our own thinking its not funny. Stop already, what happen to LIFE capable of ideas and choices? What about testing ideas to have certainty of results? What about learning for ourselves to teach ourselves good choice making skills? Oh ya those are all God given but YOU are going to try and convince me I am a lonely human incapable, SHUT UP!

Its about time Life pull its head out of the sand and realize US, our connection, our capacity and what we are truly capable of. There is only one authority over my Choice, ME. and no other holds any more nor any less so stop with the almighty over, I am done tiptoeing, lets get with it.

The Declaration of Independence is documented truths that were DECIDED upon to be free from and independent of British RULERS (pretend authorities) some acting in the name of some religious groups, (imagine that). Oh ya that was removed from the original version of the Documented truths by observations. And in order to make informed choices one would have to search out the truth not READ IT.

Decision is everything we have ever done and this is entirely observable and we are personally able to experience it aren’t we? and your own choice validates this point. So please let us make choices based on the documented truths decided upon for INDEPENDENCE and once again free ourselves from the rains of pretend AUTHORITY! We decided before and we are capable of deciding again if we only realize WE are the deciding. And take the human condition find a garbage can and throw that nonsense away because that is what it is period.