Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [1-5] of 5Posts from Mike,, NorwalkMike,, Norwalk Reply Mike,, Norwalk Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/3/24) Sillik, (-; (-; I smile to an audible level ;-). ;-). you've written another self portrait — good on you. Reply Mike,, Norwalk 10/2/24 re: Father Robert F. Capon quote Why would Capon give trolls a bad name? Reply Mike,, Norwalk Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/1/24) Sillik, if individual sovereigns spoke out for justice, Socialism would be a long time dead. Reply Mike,, Norwalk Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (9/29/24) Sillik, in repeating a god of your's mantra ("a lie told often enough becomes the truth" (Vladimir Lenin)), does not make it so. Socialism is a destructive challenge to individual sovereignty, inalienable rights, liberty, nature's law, prosperity, humanity's nobility and man's happiness. Socialism is a religion that creates pain, suffering, poverty, mental illness, hate, anger, death and a degradation of everything it touches. ALL Socialism's denominations (communism, fascism, wokeism, etc.) have proven — over, and over, and over again that, each and every application of Socialism is a miserable failure. 1 Reply Mike,, Norwalk 9/26/24 re: Bill Clinton quote Writing a fairly radical Constitution and Bill of Rights is a comparison to the norm of tyrannical usurpations. Freedom (inclusive of and associated with personal sovereignty, inalienable rights, and liberty at nature’s law) is not radical but rather, the antithesis thereto is. Who here is defining responsibility / irresponsibility? Those that are claiming there is too much freedom are misdefining the word, concept and action. There can never be too much freedom while, freedom can only be abused by moving to limit it. SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print