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All the Presidents of the past gather around a man sitting on a park bench. That man, with his head bowed appears distraught and hopeless as he contemplates his future. Some of the past Presidents try to console him and look in the direction of the modern Presidents as they exclaim, “What have you done?” Many of the modern Presidents behind Barack Obama seem to congratulate each other on their great success oblivious to the man on the bench. In front of the man, paper trash is blowing in the dust. Crumpled dollar bills, Amendments of the Bill of Rights and like a whisper—the U S Constitution beneath the foot of Barack Obama
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Posted: 2011-12-07 02:27:26
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It's a cool piece of artwork, but you can't forget that it's fiction. He's not stepping on the constitution, even metaphorically. And don't go running your mouth about passing the HealthCare Law, that only every democrat has tried to pass when their in office, all the way back to John F. Kennedy. It only requires everyone have insurance and if they can't afford it, they get it free. It's just like Car Insurance or Having a Driver's License, you have to have it in order to drive, so who's to say that's unconstitutional? Nobody. Nobody fights it or anything to that effect, and that actually costs you money.
Hate to be the political a**hole here, but this picture is just simply untrue.
Hate to be the political a**hole here, but this picture is just simply untrue.
i have to say now i didn't write that i got it from the same place i got the picture from
I, however, do disagree with any gun control laws.
Trying to control guns is like trying to control drugs, you can pass all the laws you want but the more you restrict it the worse the epidemic (violence or drugs) will get.
Trying to control guns is like trying to control drugs, you can pass all the laws you want but the more you restrict it the worse the epidemic (violence or drugs) will get.
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1.) take a look at this.
2.) it's not just about the presidents it's about the government in general. the president shouldn't be blamed for this but the government as a whole is represented by the president in the picture. in the beginning the Gov. was for the people (represented in the picture by the founding fathers and presidents on the left (notice how there are more people on the left side) the new government and modern day thinkers who seem to look more for power are represented on the left side. notice the gap between the two sides directly behind obama. the guy who drew this had specific presidents whom he believed were the ones most in favor of power to the government and began this shift away from the American people (hence them clapping). Obama not facing the man shows him not facing the people who he is there to protect (dont get me wrong i believe he really is doing what he thinks is best for us but in the words of allen grant "Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions.")
1.) take a look at this.
2.) it's not just about the presidents it's about the government in general. the president shouldn't be blamed for this but the government as a whole is represented by the president in the picture. in the beginning the Gov. was for the people (represented in the picture by the founding fathers and presidents on the left (notice how there are more people on the left side) the new government and modern day thinkers who seem to look more for power are represented on the left side. notice the gap between the two sides directly behind obama. the guy who drew this had specific presidents whom he believed were the ones most in favor of power to the government and began this shift away from the American people (hence them clapping). Obama not facing the man shows him not facing the people who he is there to protect (dont get me wrong i believe he really is doing what he thinks is best for us but in the words of allen grant "Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions.")
Driver's License however is required by federal law and you do have to pay for it.
But under federal law, you must have a drivers license from your residential state. (home state).
well you are both technicly right, if you want to drive you need a license, this is a law of the US, but the US doesnt give out driver licenses only states do and you need one from the state you are from, but that license is good for driving in any state
Yes it does. In order to drive, ANYWHERE, in the United States, you must have a drivers' license. Regardless of if the licenses are issued from states, it is an interstate license to drive. It's federal law that it is up to the states to issue licenses but it is up to the federal government to keep them regulated and in order.
woah, woah, where's the a-hole bit fit in? you're just voicing a generally socialist view that more conservative americans have been suppressing for the last half century, because of the idea of universal healthcare being a socialist policy. Quite frankly, the conservative side opposes such socialist policies, even though the country needs them right now.
actually, Obama saught to get free healthcare for people who cant afford it. instead of trying to reduce the cost of healthcare universally so more people can afford it, he instead forced companies to accept people with prior conditions. Yes i believe people with prior conditions should be allowed healthcare, but all this does is increase the cost of healthcare, in turn making things worse.
He also made government healthcare stronger. Those corporations that do healthcare don't have to take them. They can turn them away towards the government.
i will also add theres a website for this picture that puts everything the artist thought when paining this picture and what each document means, but i havnt been able to refind the link for it
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