It's NOT "All Men Are Created Equal"
09-30-18
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It should be noted, contained within the Declaration of
Independence, you will find the following statement, or
compounded clause....
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are
created equal -- THAT
-- they are endowed by their Creator with certain Unalienable
Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty
and the Pursuit of Happiness"
"That"... is a relative pronoun. It introduces a
restrictive element, and also links several clauses
together into a complex whole. You cannot eliminate
one or more clauses from a phrase, as shown above, or take
one out of its context, without destroying the logic and
cohesive meaning of the entire phrase.
- The fact the races are different, is totally true,
and irrelevant regarding this principal.
- The fact that some races are less capable, or
intelligent, is most probably true, and
irrelevant regarding this principal.
- The fact that some races are less temperamentally
capable of forming a coherent, civilized, society, is
most probably true, and irrelevant regarding this
principal.
The founding fathers NEVER SAID "all men are
created equal". Because they're not -- It is
an IMPOSSIBILITY -- We are all born under
differing circumstances, with differing capabilities, with
different genes, into a different space, and time, and
unknown future, than that of all others -- For the rest of
our lives.
Therefore none of us could ever possibly be "equal" to any
other. -- We are not ants. We are not drones
We are not manufactured robots Most of us are not
identical genetic copies of another, and those who
occasionally are, are subject to different circumstances
from the moment of their creation in the womb.
Some are born poor, some are born rich. Some are born at
the wrong time, or in the wrong place. Even if an
individual was an identical twin, born healthy and whole
in the most propitious, nurturing, environment, possible,
it would make quite a difference to that person if he or
she was born first.... to a royal family.
We are all different, unequal, unique, individuals,
contained, nourished, sheltered, and taught by the
families, tribes, communities, organic nation states, and
even trans-nationally based communities (such as the
White, Hetero-Sexual, Christian, Ethnic European,
community) we are born into, but all granted the same
unalienable rights by God and Nature.
The founding fathers NEVER SAID you couldn't judge
another individual, or an entire people, by their
collective temperament, character, heritage, culture,
society, religion, practices, traditions, morality, acts
or deeds.
The founding fathers NEVER SAID you couldn't judge
individuals by their willful participation, and the group
by its cohesive execution, of particular acts or deeds,
for the purposes of sanction, condemnation, or justified
retribution
The founding fathers NEVER SAID you couldn't
exclude those who are incompatible with your community's
values. Or expel those who threaten those values, or
your society's cohesion, or its cultural and biological
evolution. Even excluding those who threaten its ethnic
and racial make-up on the basis of their race or religion.
It is only the "Jews" that run around the world with their
false Bolshevik doctrine of "all men are created equal"
who say so. Stating that everything is "Morally
Relative". That we are all "Blank Slates".
That we are all interchangeable, valueless, identical,
bio-unit, meat-products, parts of a formless collective,
with no inherent individuality, communal identity, or
personal responsibility.
To be indoctrinated, exploited, used-up, and disposed of
at their whim.
Which is utterly not true. Everyone is granted, and has
the right, to discriminate. The right to choose To
judge. To exclude others The right of
disassociation, as well as the right to associate.
With whomever they wish, for whatever reason they want
to.... and to be judged for their choices
It's called "free-will" Its results are
called the "consequences" for ones actions, and
ones choices
But it's not unlimited free-will. It is also bound
and restricted by God Given and Naturally Derived fundamental
prohibitions and strictures. Time tested
prohibitions against murder, rape, theft, bearing false
witness, breaking one's oath, usury, tribal
parasitism, tribal sedition, tribal subversion, organ
theft, human sacrifice, cannibalism, homo-sexuality,
incest, pedophilia, adultery, treason, and unjust
war. Violations of which should never be allowed in
any just, functioning, society, and which should always be
punished harshly..... if not lethally
Individuals are also bound by lesser constraints
established by the community and culture they're born into
If they do not wish to be bound by these lessor
prohibitions and strictures, they can simply leave. Or
they as an individual, one born to the community, not as
an outsider with a foreign agenda, can perhaps change, by
dint of argument and persuasion, some of the constraints
of their community
Everyone has the right to determine whether another person
is good or bad, for themselves and their community,
based on that person's world view. Or their philosophy,
religion, politics, ethnicity, and culture. To also
include or exclude that individual into their community
based on the other criteria posted above
Everyone, every group of people, has the right to construct
their communities the way they want to, to
defend these constructs as best they can, and to be judged
accordingly for how that community functions.
That said.... NO ONE -- NO Human Being, has the right to
limit, or take away the Unalienable Rights of another
without equal due process, as long as the rights of
exclusion and inclusion are also respected.
We are not Gods, we cannot determine the worth of another
person or group, or what their future may be -- Any
attempts to do so, to regard others as automatically
"worthless", as inconvenient, interchangeable, "equal"
bio-unit-meat-products, is the way of the "Jew".
It is a road that will swiftly lead straight to hell - mpg
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