Perhaps An Alternate Would Be...
Re the new ContractfromAmerica outgrowth by some in the tea party movement, perhaps an alternate path would be using the Articles of Confederation as a starting place for those "temporary autonomous zones" formed in the sequential ruins of the FedGov financial collapse, followed closely by the consequent War of the Foreign Creditors Against the Deadbeat American Debtors (a/k/a "The Repo War").
Alternate #2 would be for someone at ContractfromAmerica to explain to me, in detail, what realistic political means exist to defeat House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel at the ballot boxes of New York's 15th Congressional District, unless impeachment were a more expeditious remedy. Those arguing for impeachment should outline in detail the realistic steps needed to achieve that goal.
I'd like to hear those plans.
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"The Contract From America is the ultimate grassroots democratic experiment."
>HONK<
I get so bloody sick and tired of reading and hearing mash from fools who still don't realize how steeped they are in 1960's fantaspeak, and how important is this disconnect of language from referents in reality.
Look: people are not grass, and this is not, never was, nor should ever be referred to as an "experiment". I'm not "play[ing] a role", no matter how "key". I care nothing for "reform[ing] Washington".
And I do not consider anyone who thinks that America can be voted out of these straits a "fellow patriot". That's how we bloody got here.
What horseshit.
"perhaps an alternate path would be using the Articles of Confederation as a starting place for those "temporary autonomous zones""
Perhaps an alternate path would be to stop doing collectivism. Any mobsters attempting to move in and impose their rule on others are ignored. Pointedly ignored, if necessary. Phrases of regional conquest and enslavement like "we the people" are a confession to the crime of politics. The autonomous zone can remain permanent if the mobsters are continually rebuffed.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/north/north445.html
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