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Randoms: Liberty in Hibernation, Cheating the Republic, Posterity is Never Abstract

27 Saturday Oct 2012

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Obama IS representative, to enough of an extent, you know? THAT’s what needs to change, win or lose. ~Liberty is in hibernation @ 10.25.12

“just shut your piehole & listen”… nothin’s immune~> On Defense Spending and Shadow Welfare Ann Barnhardt 10.23.12

What’s it like to fall in line and separate yourself from your country based on factious fads? #p2 #britches #hues #gimme @ 10.25.12

…that reads “bRitches”, as in what’s in ’em being just another source of divisive popular oppression, by you and on you. @ 10.25.12

Republic: “a govt which derives all its powers directly or indirectly from the great body of the people” ~Madison,fed.39.par.4 #know #vote @ 10.25.12

“The definition of the right of suffrage is very justly regarded as a fundamental article of republican government.” ~Madison,fed.52 #vote @ 10.25.12

He IS what he WAS before we KNEW what he will always BE… #Obama ~ #AntiAmerican @ 10.24.12

A Fine Summary~> Liberty or Tyranny: America It’s In Your Hands ~John Conrad, 10.23.12

I take no Joy in saying So Much of what I say, but my Duty is not to joy. @ 10.24.12

NC ROMNEY VOTER: MACHINE RECORDED VOTE FOR OBAMA, TWICE 10.23.12

Posterity is never abstract. @ 10.23.12

TRANSCRIPT: Presidential debate on foreign policy at Lynn University, 10.22.12

  • Obama answered “terrorism” to the “greatest threat to security” question…. about a minute after he said he made terrorists weaker. #debate @
  • Obama said again, like few times in last debate, “we need to control our energy”. WTF does that mean? More $5 Gas? Coal out of BIZ? #debate @
  • Before we criticize Romney for not going a ‘certain somewhere’ in the #debate, consider he gets the Presidential Daily Brief (PDB). @
  • The last undecided voter, recently thawed from cryogenic stasis, saw this #debate and promptly went back to sleep. @
  • I would have preferred they just duke it. #debate @
  • Interesting in a foreign policy #debate, the words ‘Constitution’ & ‘Senate’ were NOT mentioned at all, and ‘Treaty’ only once(U.S.context). @
  • Hey! Romney’s notepad was…. WHITE! RAAAACISSST!!! Oh, it’s over now. ~Paid for by the Content of Character Coalition~ #debate :]  @

A Red Carpet for Radicals at the White House The Investigative Project on Terrorism, 10.21.12 h/t proteinwisdom.com
“A year-long investigation by the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) has found that scores of known radical Islamists made hundreds of visits to the Obama White House, meeting with top administration officials.”

Excellent~> In Obama’s World, There Is No You by Daren Jonescu //his words, concrete collective, abstract individual @ 10.22.12

Prank hacker?… or SPARK!~> CBS News affiliate runs election night banner: Obama Wins, 2 days ago! @ 10.22.12

Note: The preceding random musings are mine, except as quoted/linked. ~tdv (@subconch) The @ symbols take you to the specific quotes on twitter if you care to RT, Favorite, or Reply.

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The Character of Representation

11 Thursday Oct 2012

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america, character, election 2012, federalist, politics, representation, representatives, suffrage, U.S. Constitution, U.S.A., vote

Being how it is election season and all, I thought it appropriate to explore the character requisite in our chosen national representatives, particularly as viewed by the founders of our republic, and specifically as illustrated in the Constitution and the Federalist, because that’s how I do it, generally. Discoveries herein may be equally applied to our sovereign States and the various localities.

(Note: The Constitution is the fundamental framework of American government; the Federalist is the foremost authority on the Constitution.)

I should say that this brief, and in no way inclusive search for truth was embarked upon with not only self-evidence, but preconceived notions alit by a smaller portion of these very texts. Other words, I obviously knew what I’d find, because I already found it.

My findings, revelations that they aren’t, as bits shared below, strangely make no mention of physical appearance, gender, religious sect, hair style, musical talent, cunning, oratory skill, philanthropic plunderability (giving you stuff taken from others aptness), charisma, or affinity for certain pets, as essential to the character of representative government.

No, it’s mostly a lot of old blather about honor, fealty to the Constitution and country (I like these two the most), conscience, confidence, etcetera. If none of this makes sense to you, it’s okay, as you are not required to vote, and maybe it’s best that you don’t in this case, for the sake of liberty and posterity and stuff.

~~~

The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States. ~U.S. Constitution, art.VI, c.3

Before he enter on the Execution of his Office, he shall take the following Oath or Affirmation:–“I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” ~U.S. Constitution, art.II, §.1, c.8

…to refine and enlarge the public views, by passing them through the medium of a chosen body of citizens, whose wisdom may best discern the true interest of their country, and whose patriotism and love of justice, will be least likely to sacrifice it to temporary or partial considerations. Under such a regulation, it may well happen, that the public voice, pronounced by the representatives of the people, will be more consonant to the public good, than if pronounced by the people themselves, convened for the purpose. ~Madison, Federalist No. 10, par. 16

As there is a degree of depravity in mankind, which requires a certain degree of circumspection and distrust: so there are other qualities in human nature, which justify a certain portion of esteem and confidence. Republican government presupposes the existence of these qualities in a higher degree than any other form. Were the pictures which have been drawn by the political jealousy of some among us, faithful likenesses of the human character, the inference would be, that there is not sufficient virtue among men for self-government; and that nothing less than the chains of despotism can restrain them from destroying and devouring one another. ~Madison, Federalist No. 55, par. 10

… the president and senators so chosen, will always be of the number of those who best understand our national interests, whether considered in relation to the several states or to foreign nations, who are best able to promote those interests, and whose reputation for integrity inspires and merits confidence. ~Jay, Federalist No. 64, par. 04

This process of election affords a moral certainty, that the office of president will seldom fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications. Talents for low intrigue, and the little arts of popularity, may alone suffice to elevate a man to the first honours of a single state; but it will require other talents, and a different kind of merit, to establish him in the esteem and confidence of the whole union, or of so considerable a portion of it, as would be necessary to make him a successful candidate for the distinguished office of President of the United States. It will not be too strong to say, that there will be a constant probability of seeing the station filled by characters preeminent for ability and virtue. And this will be thought no inconsiderable recommendation of the constitution, by those who are able to estimate the share which the executive in every government must necessarily have in its good or ill administration. Though we cannot acquiesce in the political heresy of the poet, who says:
“For forms of government, let fools contest– That which is best administered is best,”
yet we may safely pronounce, that the true test of a good government is, its aptitude and tendency to produce a good administration. ~Hamilton, Federalist No. 68, par. 08

With respect to their (the President and the Senate) responsibility, it is difficult to conceive how it could be increased. Every consideration that can influence the human mind, such as honour, oaths, reputation, conscience, the love of country, family affections and attachments, afford security for their fidelity. In short, as the constitution has taken the utmost care that they shall be men of talents and integrity, we have reason to be persuaded, that the treaties they make will be as advantageous as, all circumstances considered, could be made; and so far as the fear of punishment and disgrace can operate, that motive to good behaviour is amply afforded by the article on the subject of impeachments.  ~Jay, Federalist No. 64, par. 15

~tdv

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Randoms: In the Service of Serving Ourselves Up & Do Not I Know

30 Sunday Sep 2012

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america, ego, ignorance, learn, narcissism, oath, october surprise, pander, random, reason, redistribution, Rights, statism, taxmageddon, tyranny, vote

“…to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” Well, DID HE? …even try? @ 09.28.12 (ref art.II,§.1,c.8) 

Gone is the question, whether our neighbor is willing to enslave himself; ask are we willing to let him enslave us. @ 09.28.12

If Obama came right out and said “I’m a communist, I hate the Constitution, & you’re all fools”, people would STILL line up to vote for him. @ 09.28.12

Spareth the rod, render to State~> Delaware first State to outlaw spanking. ~It’s always only the beginning.

Because they can~> Obama and Congress Are Choosing to Cause a Recession by Amy Payne 09.27.12 Taxmageddon is Tyranny
Taxes require most exact impartiality; Yet no legislative ACT affords greater opportunity to trample the rules of justice. ~Madison,fed.10,par.08 

Great summary article~> Why the Fuss? Obama Has Long Been On Record In Favor Of Redistribution by Paul Roderick Gregory 09.23.12

Read~> Obama: ‘You Belong to Me’ … mostly, so shut up and let me “finish the job”  by Jeffrey Folks 09.26

Judging by the extent of September distractions, one can only imagine what’s coming in October. @ 09.25.12

Think this Obama train is chance?
(emphasis mine) from U.N. Speech: @

I know there are some who ask why we don’t just ban such a video. The answer is enshrined in our laws: our Constitution protects the right to practice free speech. Here in the United States, countless publications provoke offense. Like me, the majority of Americans are Christian, and yet we do not ban blasphemy against our most sacred beliefs. Moreover, as President of our country, and Commander-in-Chief of our military, I accept that people are going to call me awful things every day, and I will always defend their right to do so. Americans have fought and died around the globe to protect the right of all people to express their views – even views that we disagree with.

Gotta keep them buzzwords harmonious, don’t ya know.
…and elsewhere this observation: Who Speaks Like This? by Bob Belvedere re: “The future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam.” etc.

Because I just know, is the reason I seek to know why. @ 09.25.12
…or is it, that in reasoning to know why, I come to know that I didn’t just know? @

It is ENOUGH that we need constantly repel assaults on our liberty by our OWN. But they pander to muslims demanding the same object!? @ 09.24.12

Note: The preceding random musings are mine, except as quoted/linked. ~tdv (@subconch) The @ symbols take you to the specific quotes on twitter if you care to RT, Favorite, or Reply.

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Alexander Hamilton Speaks to the 2012 Electorate

09 Sunday Sep 2012

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On reading Federalist No.85, at once and with clarity
comes the headline in my mind:
“Alexander Hamilton Speaks to the 2012 Electorate”.

There can be no better defining of the necessary and proper character of the electors, and that self-sustaining duty of the great body of the American people, if it is to be the fundamental article of our republic.

And cautions to the machines that would divert us from and threaten and dispute the very underpinnings of our society, have as great a weight today as then, and broader still they are.

The object of ratification of the U.S. Constitution bears equally to the object of its keeping.

You, the American voter, would do well for your country to carefully examine the words that follow, and consider the gravity and the whole of your suffrage. To whatever particular you may be attached, it is meaningless without the entirety from which it may be derived.  ~tdv

From Federalist No.85,
Conclusion to the Papers Explaining and Defending the
Constitution of the United States, by Alexander Hamilton, 1788

Par.04:  …The charge of a conspiracy against the liberties of the people, which has been indiscriminately brought against the advocates of the plan, has something in it too wanton and too malignant not to excite the indignation of every man who feels in his own bosom a refutation of the calumny. The perpetual changes which have been rung upon the wealthy, the well born, and the great, are such as to inspire the disgust of all sensible men. And the unwarrantable concealments and misrepresentations, which have been in various ways practised to keep the truth from the public eye, are of a nature to demand the reprobation of all honest men. It is possible that these circumstances may have occasionally betrayed me into intemperances of expression which I did not intend; it is certain that I have frequently felt a struggle between sensibility and moderation; and if the former has in some instances prevailed, it must be my excuse, that it has been neither often nor much.

Par.05:  Let us now pause, and ask ourselves whether, in the course of these papers, the proposed constitution has not been satisfactorily vindicated from the aspersions thrown upon it; and whether it has not been shown to be worthy of the public approbation, and necessary to the public safety and prosperity. Every man is bound to answer these questions to himself, according to the best of his conscience and understanding, and to act agreeably to the genuine and sober dictates of his judgment. This is a duty from which nothing can give him a dispensation. It is one that he is called upon, nay, constrained by all the obligations that form the bands on society, to discharge sincerely and honestly. No partial motive, no particular interest, no pride of opinion, no temporary passion or prejudice, will justify to himself, to his country, to his posterity, an improper election of the part he is to act. Let him beware of an obstinate adherence to party; let him reflect, that the object upon which he is to decide is not a particular interest of the community, but the very existence of the nation; and let him remember, that a majority of America has already given its sanction to the plan which he is to approve or reject.

~Glossary: from Webster’s 1828 Dictionary~
Approbation:  1. The act of approving; a liking; that state or disposition of the mind, in which we assent to the propriety of a thing, with some degree of pleasure or satisfaction; as,
“the laws of God require our approbation.”
Aspersion:  2. The spreading of calumnious reports or charges, which tarnish reputation, like the bespattering of a body with foul water.
Adherence:  2. Figuratively, a being fixed in attachment; fidelity; steady attachment; as, an adherence to a party or opinions.
Calumny: Slander; false accusation of a crime or offense, knowingly or maliciously made or reported, to the injury of another; false representation of facts reproachful to another, made by design, and with knowledge of its falsehood; sometimes followed by on. “Neglected calumny soon expires.”
Constrained:  Urged irresistibly or powerfully; compelled; forced; restrained; confined; bound; imprisoned; necessitated.
Discharge:  10. To perform or execute, as a duty or office considered as a charge. One man discharges the office of a sheriff; another that of a priest. “We are all bound to discharge the duties of piety, of benevolence and charity.” (piety is the highest respect and reverence for the Supreme Being) (benevolence is the disposition to do good; good will)
“Piety is the only proper and adequate relief of decaying man.”
Dispensation:  3. The granting of a license, or the license itself, to do what is forbidden by laws or canons, or to omit something which is commanded; that is, the dispensing with a law or canon, or the exemption of a particular person from the obligation to comply with its injunctions. The pope has power to dispense with the canons of the church, but has no right to grant dispensations to the injury of a third person.
Indignation:  1. Anger or extreme anger, mingled with contempt, disgust or abhorrence.
Intemperance:  1. In a general sense, want of moderation or due restraint
Malignant: 1. Malicious; having extreme malevolence or enmity; as a malignant heart, evil intent
Obstinate:  1. Stubborn; pertinaciously (with perverse persistence) adhering to an opinion or purpose; fixed firmly in resolution; not yielding to reason, arguments or other means.
“No ass so meek, no ass so obstinate.”
Posterity:  1. Descendants; children, children’s children, &c. indefinitely; the race that proceeds from a progenitor. The whole human race are the posterity of Adam.
2. In a general sense, succeeding generations; opposed to ancestors.
“To the unhappy that unjustly bleed, Heav’n gives posterity t’ avenge the deed.”
Prejudice:  1. Prejudgment; an opinion or decision of mind, formed without due examination of the facts or arguments which are necessary to a just and impartial determination. It is used in a good or bad sense. “Innumerable are the prejudices of education; we are accustomed to believe what we are taught, and to receive opinions from others without examining the grounds by which they can be supported.” A man has strong prejudices in favor of his country or his party, or the church in which he has been educated; and often our prejudices are unreasonable. A judge should disabuse himself of prejudice in favor of either party in a suit.
2. A previous bent or bias of mind for or against any person or thing; prepossession.
“There is an unaccountable prejudice to projectors of all kinds.”
Prosperity:  n. [L. prosperitas.] Advance or gain in any thing good or desirable; successful progress in any business or enterprise; success; attainment of the object desired; as the prosperity of arts; agricultural or commercial prosperity; national prosperity.
“Our disposition to abuse the blessings of providence renders prosperity dangerous.”
“The prosperity of fools shall destroy them.” Prov.1.
Refutation: The act or process of refuting or disproving; the act of proving to be false or erroneous; the overthrowing of an argument, opinion, testimony, doctrine or theory, by argument or countervailing proof.
Reprobation:  3. A condemnatory sentence; rejection.
Vindicated:  Defended; supported; maintained; proved to be just or true.
Wanton: 6. Loose; unrestrained; running to excess.

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Randoms: Snake Oil and Fearful Liberty

22 Tuesday May 2012

Posted by subconch in America, Family, Liberty, Politics, Random

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1st amendment, authority, budget, commitment, complexity, constitution, dependence, extortion, fear, govt, hashtag humor, liberty, life, ows, peace, power, responsibility, sacrifice, slavery, tyranny, vote

The Constitution is nothing ~ without our commitment to it. @

#PelosiStreetNames: We’ll.Find.Out.What.Street.We’re.On.When.We’re.On.It Street @ ~ #ObamaIndianNames: CommieHawk @ ~ #obamasuperheronames: PlunderDog @ ~ CrappedOn America @

Our specific powers, extorted thru generations, by threat of the string pullers’ arms, but they left the mirage intact, so as to feed on us. @

Amendment I : “…right of the people ~Peaceably~ to assemble…” & OWS needs its ass kicked! @

We the ‘least prone to exercise our authority’ people, are overdue for some much needed exercise. @

How ’bout we trade politics for the ‘Phone Book Method‘ ? Random 537, test IQ, then cage match, winner & runner-up are Prez. & VP. @

If you are afraid to face the reality of liberty, then your soul has been washed by the tyrant, and you are enslaved. @

Is it Simple Fear that has driven the mass generational exodus from liberty? @

I suspect that we who (reluctantly) give him [Mitt] power will stay on him when it comes to the priorities of the ax he must wield. @

Like it or not, Liberty is Your Responsibility… or it’s not liberty at all, is it? @

Sacrifice is a beautiful product of will. @

Consider the complexity of your own living, then 300 million livings, then empower the gov’t god-men to control it all. @

Note: The preceding random musings are mine. ~tdv (@subconch) The @ symbols take you to the specific quotes on twitter if you care to RT, Favorite, or Reply.

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Randoms: Finding the Line to Overlook, Frayed Expectations

05 Saturday May 2012

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expectation, forget, independence, liberty, patriot, posterity, raw deal, secure, think, turncoat, tyranny, vote

It’s like T.J. and his pals gave us a cruise ship, then we furnished it, and now progressives want an even trade for a canoe. @

My kid got 100 on her science test today. Guess I’ll be retiring early. @

Take what you know, multiply it by what you don’t know, and the product might be one evil son of a bitch. @

Think’n bout all the think’n that’s already been thunk, and without recollect’n all the think’n needs rethunk. Ya think? @

I hear you. The world hears you. And the people who are knocking this country down will hear all of us soon! @

The opposite of a patriot is a turncoat, and contrary to proud support is radical transformation. @

I guess “a long train of abuses” don’t matter much when you’re on the train, or rather you don’t see the train coming. @

I was gonna say “we can’t possibly be that stupid”, but then I said that in ’08… Hell, I’m a freakin’ prophet! @

Note: The preceding random musings are mine. ~tdv (@subconch) The @ symbols take you to the specific quotes on twitter if you care to RT, Favorite, or Reply.

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Randoms: Preservation, Prism of Liberty, Liberal Force, and People Aint Food

06 Friday Apr 2012

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americanism, comply, conservatism, force, justice, liberalism, liberty, power, ppaca, society, statism, truth, vote, wisdom

“Let Liberty be the Prism.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Liberty is the American Entitlement.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“The Wisdom of Liberty is Expressed by its Reciprocity.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Conservatism preserves Americanism, liberalism reigns it in.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Conservatism is Americanism, for it finds the wisdom of liberty paramount, and the precursor to government.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Liberalism is socialism is government primacy.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“What remains when the power of government is removed from liberalism?” ~tdv (@subconch)

“America is the most charitable nation on earth, and we gladly and responsibly help our fellow man. So why do liberals insist on force?” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Do liberals prefer force to sway because their ideas are unconvincing, or because they are naturally inclined to force their designs?” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Ever notice how liberal causes always have, or seek to have, the force of government behind them?” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Americanism will not be managed.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“The State, the state, assertive omnipotence, insistent omnipresence, assumed omniscience, little god…” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Willfully giving up your liberty to gov’t is like volunteering for prison.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“2700 pages in PPACA (obamacare). I can say “comply” in 6 characters, and I’m not even a tyrant. hmm” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Justice is relative, and a tyrant cannot function alone.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Can somebody please tell me the Truth, so I can ignore it and vote for hair? Wait… skin… yeah skin. No… teeth… I’m for teeth.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“A Civil Society is what separates us from food.” ~tdv (@subconch)

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Randoms: Wisdom Goes Where it Wants

18 Sunday Mar 2012

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america, constitution, creation, destiny, fate, govt, interpretation, invention, law, lies, novelty, originalism, propaganda, time, truth, vote, wisdom, writer

“Everybody’s a Writer… not even me.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“All creations, of mind, by soul, of heart, by hand, are for malicious destructive, for watchful sanctuary, for wise utility.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“If you awoke, and no time elapsed, would you have ever slept?” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Suffrage of conscience, indeed of confidence, assumes and requires comprehension of both.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“With every new person I follow (on twitter), I am assured that America is not dead.” ~tdv (@subconch)

So the same ilk, interpreters by invented intent, also invent intentions open to interpretation? Or are these interpretables an intended diversion from the invented intent? ~tdv (comment at proteinwisdom.com) RE: Originalism and Law

“The destiny of the archaic knows its own will, and the novelty o’ America thru holds still.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“It is only the was or weren’t till it is or aint, when it is was again or never been.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“What the gov’t sells us is never what we bought.” ~tdv (@subconch)

“Shhh! Don’t tell the left, but I know the secret to their success in Nov.2012…”ShutUp and Stop Doing Stuff”… it’s a no-brainer…” ~tdv (@subconch)

“IF truth be relative, THEN choose your family wisely, ELSE orphan yourself without.” ~tdv (@subconch)

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Randoms: Emotion, Self-Determination, and Something About Time

11 Sunday Mar 2012

Posted by subconch in Abstract, America, Random

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Remarkable how prevailing, primary emotion tends to override reason amongst various detached emotions. So say I, no why. ~tdv (@subconch)

Interesting how the least qualified liver of life is the very liver of life. ~tdv (@subconch)

Freedom can only be destroyed by Herself, and today, she is not disposed to this recklessness. Do not equate illness with inevitability. ~tdv (@subconch)

I can’t let go of the can! The elec. opener is supposed to hold it, but I just can’t let go. Just can’t trust the machine… ~tdv (@subconch)

Today is then ago since, and tomorrow’s wherefore whilst. ~tdv (@subconch)

Defer to the wisdom of a child… or… nothing like a good fart joke… ~tdv (@subconch)

I’m not as think as you smart I am. ~tdv (@subconch)

Dogs don’t have foreheads, I tell ya! (@subconch)

How can you say that you know what I’m doing, when I don’t even know wherewith I am going? ~tdv (@subconch)

The American People don’t need progressives to make progress. Freedom from you is all we need. ~tdv (@subconch)

A vote is but a means, to a means, to an end. The end is but a refuge for Liberty. ~tdv (@subconch)

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