Jay P Hailey wrote, in part: > > So if you don't vote you aren't represented by the person you didn't > vote > > for? > > > > Lowell C. Savage > > When a representative votes for a patently unconstitutional victim > disarmament law, who is he representing?
His constituents. Including you if you live in his district. > When a politician votes for an omnibus spending bill that takes my money > and > spends it on lint museums and other moronic pork projects, who is he > representing? Same answer. > And if you think they're up there legislating with your good in mind, > you're > dreaming. Some of them try. > But until WWII this progression was diffuse and had sharp limits. Snip. > And a lot of it is because "The People" want it that way. They fear the > other. The stupid other with a gun, the careless other with a car the > reckless other with drugs. Yup. > So they say "Control the other! More laws!" Yup. > So? Screw 'em. My rights were built into me by God as factory original > equipment. Everyone on earth could vote unanimously and it still wouldn't > remove a single right God has built into me. > > The United States Government is rapidly shedding and discarding all limits > on its power. But I like the idea of a limited government myself. > > I hope to see it one day. Well, it won't come from tilting at windmills. Lowell C. Savage It's the freedom, stupid! Gun control: tyrants' tool, fools' folly. _______________________________________________ Libnw mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] List info and subscriber options: http://immosys.com/mailman/listinfo/libnw Archives: http://immosys.com/mailman//pipermail/libnw
