Saturday, April 16, 2016

ISIS, LGBT Bathrooms and The Constitution

If I remember back to my old high school days, a lesson was taught about a major difference between democrats and republicans. The republican "slogan" was along the lines of "you can do it with hard work" and the democrat's was along the lines of "hugs and drugs". 

Hugs with a knife and drugs to dull the pain, if you catch my drift. 

Remember last year when we praised the Supreme Court for deciding the gay marriage situation for us? There is this movement of democracy and mobocracy happening right before our eyes. Sovereign states and representation is going away, at least to the eyes of the the "blind". It's not okay for states to decide on gay marriage, on militia, on immigration and now on bathroom laws. The communist manifesto talks about a society getting to a point of no return. It's at that point, government has no choice to intervene. Now, I believe it can be a full on revolution, or little bits of progressive takeover. We are not at the point of a full on revolution yet, although we have riots in the streets because of a broken justice system, because of a "racist" flag in the south... Heck, NYC was in a situation two days ago. People took over the MetLife building yelling, running up escalators on both sides, holding signs..they took over Grand Central Station, Fox News..for what? Leftist programs which, I'm sure, included $15 per hour minimum wage. 

I say get rid of it. Let's get rid of this Communist/Marxist/Socialist idea all together. It's already sparking this movement of revolution Marx talked about. 

Now, this bathroom thing. I'm sorry, but we can not accommodate people with restroom choice because of what that person likes to do with their genitalia. 

Now, this can be taken advantage of. No law will stop that and if we MUST talk about this, I have two things that have crossed my mind over this issue:
1) What if a person decides he/she feels like the opposite gender at different times of the day? Like "excitement"? There are different times of the day where a person can become "excited" and there are other times in the day when they are not "excited". Can this become an issue with the bathroom selection? Would that able to be held in court?
2) (Now, I don't normally do this but....) Let's borrow from Europe. In public restrooms in Europe, there's a "common room" with sinks along the walls and doors that lead to their own private rooms. Why not use this as an example for future restrooms in public? That way, there are no gender restricted restrooms. If there is a room with a door open, you walk into it. If we must talk about this issue, let's bring up some ideas based off of human experience instead of complaining and boycotting or even threatening to boycott a state or something? Speaking of which,

I am boycotting Coca-Cola because they have threatened to boycott North Carolina. I have given ideas to help this situation. They have not. They have immediately jumped to the side of the LGBT community and they have taken hold as well. But, Coke still does sales in places like Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt..I could go on. Those three countries, and 79 other places in the world, they outlaw being gay. Some places kill homosexuals. If Coca-Cola really stood by the side of the LGBT community, they would two-face them on such a major issue. That's another reason why I am actually boycotting. 

You see, we, the people, can't decide whether or not men should go into women's restrooms, or vise-versa. We the need the oligarchy that is the Supreme Court to decide for us. We now have a presidential candidate, who is leading, who says they would bring their leftist, progressive family member as a nominee to that court. Or we can have a man who has taken hold of the constitution and held it to a respectable position it should be held to. That man is held by principle, not by money. 

I say we get the constitution and state sovereignty back. 

I say we destroy ISIS, I say we get rid of sanctuary cities and I say we take back our country.

-Clint






Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Since The Whole System Is Corrupt...

...why not restart from this point?

Donald Trump keeps saying the election process is corrupt. Since Iowa, every state Ted Cruz has won, and Donald Trump has lost, Donald has been saying the election process is rigged and Ted Cruz has stolen those delegates either from Trump himself, or another candidate. So, I propose a resolution: restart at zero but continue the delegate process from here. 

The other delegates won by any candidate in the states so far must hold and will not count. I know, some people won't like that, but why not? "The whole process is rigged" meaning whoever wins, Trump or Cruz, will be illegitimate. Trump Supporters believe they will win, so what's the loss in starting at zero again? Ted Cuz Supporters say he will win, so I'm sure they, including myself, will say Ted will win. Kasich, he must drop out because even a restart at zero delegates he can not win. He does not have the national interest like Cruz and Trump have. 

If Donald wins, claiming the delegate process is rigged and corrupt, he cannot become the nominee because it will be illegitimate. The entire system cannot be "corrupt" on one side, otherwise it wouldn't be labeled as the entire, whole, you-name-it, process. 

Sorry Trumpsters: It cannot work that way.

So why not restart at zero? If you truly believe your candidate will win, why not support this? Heck, I'll even throw this in: Trump supporters want him to win even if he does not have the magic 1237 number. Since it will be impossible at this point with this many states left and starting at zero, I say let the candidate with the most delegates at the end will win the nomination. "Fair", right?

All because equality and political correctness rule the land now. 

Or, Donald can honor the people of states such as Iowa, Colorado... If he keeps treating the people of those states "Ted Cruz Stole" from him, do YOU honestly think they will honor him back, in November?

I don't think so. 

-Clint

Oh, and by the way, I'll get to the bathroom law GA and NC passed a few weeks ago, tomorrow. I've taken an effort to boycott Coca-Cola because of their threats. More of that tomorrow.