Re: What are you going to do to bring about change?

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JuciShockwave ::: Favorites Politics isn't the only thing. I'm trying to end categorizing students as successful or failure stories. Yes schools do discriminate to keep the powerful in power and the weak weaker. The opportunity for equal education that is being preached is a fucking lie. School systems are playing duck, duck goose with children's futures. I stop it by being a better and more radical teacher, who allow class discussions and allow students to question materials and the subjects. More student centered ed. 07-06-12 05:22:05 _____________________________________________________
Wheresthegood ::: Favorites fatcobraman777: You are in the bottom third Americans who still think might is right. And you like your freedoms being taken away. And you support torture. And you are part of the evil that America's has become. What are you NUTS? 07-06-24 21:36:59 _____________________________________________________
Wheresthegood ::: Favorites KobyBrandt: What ever you said, it is not working that way. 07-06-24 21:38:53 _____________________________________________________
Wheresthegood ::: Favorites j0eg0d: There is not fight for the spotlight. The spotlight is given to the cadidates by the US media. Wake up and see the media as it is. 07-06-24 21:41:27 _____________________________________________________
Wheresthegood ::: Favorites j0eg0d: So vote differently. Stay away from the main stream parties. You can at least try to change things, can't you? 07-06-24 21:43:36 _____________________________________________________
KobyBrandt ::: Favorites Wheresthegood 1): No kidding. That's the point. It's not working -- and people need to understand that it's not working. Google the lawsuit titled "We the People v. The U.S. Government". The Judiciary (the U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C.) has refused to recognize the unalienable Right of the People to petition the Government for redress of grievances as of May 2007. A reversal is currently being sought. 07-06-24 22:26:50 _____________________________________________________
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KobyBrandt ::: Favorites Wheresthegood 2): The way it stands now, you can collect 300,000,000 signatures (all the people in the U.S.) on a petition and submit it to either or all the Judiciary, Executive, or Legislative branches and they have no obligation to even read it or respond to it. In other words, they can simply trash it upon receipt. That's what the lawsuit is all about: compelling our Government to answer rightful petitions regarding Constitutional wrongs. 07-06-24 22:28:44 _____________________________________________________
KobyBrandt ::: Favorites Wheresthegood 3): The Right to Petition is the "Capstone Right" in the Bill of Rights. It's the "accountability clause" of the great Rights contained in the Bill of Rights. It serves the purpose of enforcing the People's Rights when all other non-violent avenues have failed. It's the Right of the minority to call the Government on any Constitutional wrongs detected by the People. That's the reason it's so important. And the Judiciary apparently is seeking to currently nullify it permanently. 07-06-24 22:35:01 _____________________________________________________
Wheresthegood ::: Favorites KobyBrandt: Good job explaining the problem. It is amazing not all Americans are screaming blue muder about this action and other loss of rights. There is hope only if the American people are given 07-06-25 18:18:36 _____________________________________________________
The3rcness ::: Favorites Are you John Cusack's long-lost chubby sleep-deprived brother? 07-06-29 15:43:10 _____________________________________________________