Thread: A Nation of Outlaws Calling Itself 'A Nation of Laws'

A Nation of Outlaws Calling Itself "A Nation of Laws"

An altogether new mindset has taken hold in the U.S. in the past two or three years.

Duly elected government authorities are now openly violating U.S. laws,
knowing full well that the executive branch will not prosecute them at all.

That's because the executive branch are the worst outlaws of the bunch!!!!

Originally Posted by NCByrd

That's because the executive branch are the worst outlaws of the bunch!!!!

Yes, they are.

I resist calling them outlaws, simply because it sounds to cool. They are more like modern day heroin dealing, stealing steel and metal from the World Trade Center, Jersey mobsters...Thugs with a fetish for fuedalism, but without the manners or intellect to play the part of kings, just to rule like them...

Somehow we inherited Mexico's corrupt government! When the illegals started flooding into our country, along came the corruption with them. Our government continully makes excuses for these people. We have a government that refuses to enforce any laws when it involves illegals. We have a president that wants to reward citizenship to identity theives and criminals. Now everybody in government thinks it is ok to break the law.

The following is an analogy

You are a bedouin tribesman, driving your camels through the desert. Suddenly, bandits attack your caravan, and steal everything you had.

Question: What does it tell you that, of all the caravans travelling in the whole desert, the bandits chose to attack yours, as opposed to, say, the one before yours, or the next one after yours... what does it say that, of all the available options, the bandits weighed the pros and cons and decided on yours as the best one for robbing?


The thorn-bush said to the pomegranate bush, "Why so many thorns to protect so little fruit?" The pomegranate said to the thorn, "Why so many thorns to protect no fruit at all?"
— Ancient Middle Eastern Proverb