Thank you for reading/listening to my efforts. Yes, the powers granted to government by the constitution of 1787 are endless because of the clauses which Patrick Henry, like few others saw right through.
Thank you Michael for continuing to shed light on the most obvious objections to the arbitrary powers that shouldn't be. Having experienced what Patrick described as being forced into subjugation and the absolute despotism of our most implacable enemies is what my family and I experienced in Utah. But hey, cannabels and legal subversives have a right to eat don't they? The poorest Americans are always "soft targets" for American bureaucracy. They have no issues with slavery and trafficking in humans as long as they get paid to do it.
Thank you for reading/listening to my efforts. Yes, the powers granted to government by the constitution of 1787 are endless because of the clauses which Patrick Henry, like few others saw right through.
Thank you Michael for continuing to shed light on the most obvious objections to the arbitrary powers that shouldn't be. Having experienced what Patrick described as being forced into subjugation and the absolute despotism of our most implacable enemies is what my family and I experienced in Utah. But hey, cannabels and legal subversives have a right to eat don't they? The poorest Americans are always "soft targets" for American bureaucracy. They have no issues with slavery and trafficking in humans as long as they get paid to do it.