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Posted by: toph1973 1 year ago

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toph19731 year ago

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It does not seem that our government can tell right from wrong anymore.

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  alakazam1 year ago
  
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  No it does not.
  
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  memestryker1 year ago
  
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  I assume you're talking about the U.S. So when was our government ever able to tell right from wrong? The native tribes who warred with one another here before the arrival of Europeans? The Europeans, who killed off those already occupying the land? Those who purchased and owned slaves? Those who limited the participation of blacks and women in society? When was that time that our government could tell right from wrong?
  
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    alakazam1 year ago
    
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    When was any government ever able to tell?
    
    That's why it is so necessary to speak up about some things.
    
    "All that is necessary for the Triumph of Evil is for Good Men to do Nothing"
    
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