Subj : Re: Facebook still sucks
To   : Aaron Thomas
From : Ron L.
Date : Thu Feb 06 2025 07:58:44

-=> Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-

 AT> When Democrats have a majority in congress, they use it to hurt us. At
 AT> least when Republicans have the majority they just sit there and do
 AT> nothing (for the most part.)

But that's the "Republican Way".  They believe that the gov't should stay out
of people's lives, so they "do nothing".  And that's the way it should be.

We need to stop thinking that the opposite of "Democrat" is "Republican"
because it's not.

 AT> The Roman Catholic Church comes to mind. The current pope is a
 AT> globalist tyrant, and Catholic Charities is teaching illegal migrants
 AT> how to evade law enforcement (they call it "helping immigrants.")

I recognized the Church has a bunch of elitists decades ago and stopped giving
them any of my time (or money).  Now it's just gotten blatent.

 AT> Legal rules? The only way to fight all this infiltration is to start
 AT> building our own infrastructure (our own churches, information systems,
 AT> schools, labor unions, radio stations, etc.) We need to build a
 AT> coalition of like minded "experts" in all those fields. It's the only
 AT> way. And the government ain't gonna help us, not even Trump.

But those institutions will get infiltrated over time too.

When I looked up "eternal vigilance is the price of liberty", I found this:

This concept is frequently expressed as "eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty," though it is not originally attributed to Thomas Jefferson, as is
commonly believed. The phrase can be traced back to an Irish statesman, John
Philpot Curran, who in 1790 said, "The condition upon which God hath given
liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is
at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."


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