The Constitution reflects the notions in those writings.
Deadly shooting at US university
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Wierd. Because I thought you were okay with that kind of stuff, when you say it's certain people who are being abused, and certain people who retaliate.
No they do not constitute law, that's a no brainer. But the articles and documents cited are the specific arguments and points of discussion used in convincing the states to ratify the Constitution.
The Federalist Papers in particular explain the hows and whys of the Constitution and the new government it formed. As such, they are particularly valuable in answering questions about what exactly was intended.
~Raithere
yeah raven that kinda makes more sense, but i think the constitution is bs and it shouldent apply nowdays.
peace.
peace.
Americans in panic mode.
http://news.aol.com/topnews/article...t/20070419005909990001?ncid=NWS00010000000001
I don't blame them either. Horrible situation, now please watch what you say anywhere and don't spread this free speech crap since it doesn't exists for last 6 years.
http://news.aol.com/topnews/article...t/20070419005909990001?ncid=NWS00010000000001
I don't blame them either. Horrible situation, now please watch what you say anywhere and don't spread this free speech crap since it doesn't exists for last 6 years.
i choose to wave that right and say anything no matter how incriminating that something might be.
peace.
peace.
Actually if we stuck with the constitution and didn't allow the Federal Government to usurp additional powers we'd probably be better of now than we are.
"Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded, because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes; and armies, and debts, and taxes are the known instruments for bringing the many under the domination of the few. In war, too, the discretionary power of the Executive is extended; its influence in dealing out offices, honors, and emoluments is multiplied; and all the means of seducing the minds, are added to those of subduing the force, of the people.... [There is also an] inequality of fortunes, and the opportunities of fraud, growing out of a state of war, and ... degeneracy of manners and of morals.... No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare." - James Madison
http://www.fff.org/freedom/fd0409a.asp
~Raithere
you might be right there.
bieng incharge of a nation is like playing age of empires.
peace.
bieng incharge of a nation is like playing age of empires.
peace.
I read his play, Richard McBeef. It was a brilliant short piece, I think. Whoever felt "disturbed" by it might well have been the typical inbred hillbilly type that goes to an ag college in the foothills.
He had good, clean, direct ways of saying things that he used in that play. Damn. Another decent mind has been destroyed.
About Mr. Brownstone: "He's like a parasite. He lives off of the misery that he inflicts on us." A high school senior had this much insight.
I'm going to go ahead and apologize for the inbred hillbilly remark, but the fact is that a typical high school class contains a lot of people who are "disturbed" by anything that might shake their world view at all. Mr. Cho did a very good depiction of a very typical elder male teacher in his "Mr. Brownstone" and he linked it to a character in a famous song, in a really decent way. I feel that being "disturbed" by this writing was part of the takedown that people will use against others, their method of really screwing someone over, and just part of that method is this kind of passive aggression, pretending to be little shelter-babies instead of being themselves, half of them on meth and half of them already pregnant.
He had good, clean, direct ways of saying things that he used in that play. Damn. Another decent mind has been destroyed.
About Mr. Brownstone: "He's like a parasite. He lives off of the misery that he inflicts on us." A high school senior had this much insight.
I'm going to go ahead and apologize for the inbred hillbilly remark, but the fact is that a typical high school class contains a lot of people who are "disturbed" by anything that might shake their world view at all. Mr. Cho did a very good depiction of a very typical elder male teacher in his "Mr. Brownstone" and he linked it to a character in a famous song, in a really decent way. I feel that being "disturbed" by this writing was part of the takedown that people will use against others, their method of really screwing someone over, and just part of that method is this kind of passive aggression, pretending to be little shelter-babies instead of being themselves, half of them on meth and half of them already pregnant.
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Buffalo Roam
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MetaKron
Brain dead.
Brain dead.
personally i didnt like his creative writting, i didnt think it was very creative, rather bland if you ask my opinion, wich you didnt but i shoved down your neck anyway and you will like it 
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i didnt care for his work, i thought it was a bit strange yet not original. and mr brownstone i mean mr heroin. that was a tad gay if you ask me, people in my old school have a much higher level of writting than that at his age. but maybe thats because live in england and he is american, im not saying we are smarter than you guys, but if that is a high level of writting then maybe i am.
peace.
.i didnt care for his work, i thought it was a bit strange yet not original. and mr brownstone i mean mr heroin. that was a tad gay if you ask me, people in my old school have a much higher level of writting than that at his age. but maybe thats because live in england and he is american, im not saying we are smarter than you guys, but if that is a high level of writting then maybe i am.
peace.
buffalo Vs metakron,
ha thats entertainment!, he called your mother a whore are you going to have that buffalo wings?
peace.
ha thats entertainment!, he called your mother a whore are you going to have that buffalo wings?
peace.
Buffalo Roam
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EmptyForceOfChi
No he wasn't a American, he was here on a visa with residency status, he in Korean, so don't blame this loser on us.
No he wasn't a American, he was here on a visa with residency status, he in Korean, so don't blame this loser on us.
he was educated in the states man.
he was a little boy who didnt speak when he lived in korea.
peace.
jai mo lul get sa,
peace.
peace.
personally i didnt like his creative writting, i didnt think it was very creative, rather bland if you ask my opinion, wich you didnt but i shoved down your neck anyway and you will like it
i didnt care for his work, i thought it was a bit strange yet not original. and mr brownstone i mean mr heroin. that was a tad gay if you ask me, people in my old school have a much higher level of writting than that at his age. but maybe thats because live in england and he is american, im not saying we are smarter than you guys, but if that is a high level of writting then maybe i am.
peace.
Are you autistic? He was. Also, when you have been traumatized or abused at an early age, it stunts your emotional growth. Especially depending on the severity of the abuse and when and how vulnerable the individual was at the time. I don't know if he wrote this in high school or college but it's a painful and poignant look at the problems and hurt in his soul. His play mentioned 'desecration' which implies the loss or damage of something vital, intimate, or personal. He called himself a 'question mark' which profoundly is indicative of a lack of self-esteem but on a much more desperate level than most experience. He was only 23 and in this type of pain. I feel for this boy even if the world refuses to.
I picked up this boy was a very thoughtful person and a sweet, sensitive soul underneath all the darkness he absorbed. Society can keep on labeling others to keep their illusions and sins unabated while others are the fall guy but I don't believe he was truly evil, more the opposite. He made a drastic, extreme decision in the end. This should be a wakeup call to look at an age-old problem in a new way, look at our own actions and realize it's a reciprocal relationship which someone will eventually cash in on when society keeps racking up a moral debt, that debt will have to be repaid, directly or indirectly . Something I doubt many will do.
The kid was extremely intelligent. The public doesn't understand the purpose of his manifesto. The public wants victims to just die unnoticed, they deceitfully turn the tables in these situations so they never have to take any responsibility. Cho took out the ones they cared for so they had to take notice. If not, he would be obscure and his mission for the 'socially oppressed' would have no notice. They want to twist the truth, i got his message.
RIP Cho, finally
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Buffalo Roam
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samcdkey
Thank you sam this is the article I was looking for it shows that he was not a national of the U.S.
Thank you sam this is the article I was looking for it shows that he was not a national of the U.S.
Buffalo Roam
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peta9
Peace doesn't come to a person who kills 32 people, he condemned himself the 11th hell, and there his spirit will find no peace for eternity, he has taken to much from the world, and it must be paid for.
Peace doesn't come to a person who kills 32 people, he condemned himself the 11th hell, and there his spirit will find no peace for eternity, he has taken to much from the world, and it must be paid for.