Chuck Partington's Blog (6)

“A far better choice, in our view, is to expand the use of milder methods of influencing family size preferences” ; such as birth control and access to abortions. John Holdren, presidential advisor.

During the early 20^th century many philosophical evils were masked to hide their bearers in safe haven amongst the supposed intellectual elite, and to this day I can’t understand the overwhelming…

To assume the role of ‘superior’ to any race of peoples by removing obstacles, is to thwart initiative. And ensuring their hiring based on skin tone, is an insult to their ability to achieve that goal on their own. It’s the same as telling someone that they’re too stupid or uneducated to acquire the position based on merit and intelect. Soft racism hurts all of society. chAos

It’s not often that I…

I stopped to ponder the current level of acrimony with regards to how our elected officials are conducting themselves, and it became apparent that the vast majority are nothing more than sock puppets looking out solely for themselves. Based on rational thought and clarity, I dissected these buffoons and came to the realization that their conduct is nothing more than a self serving, self important, egotistical pomposity. You may ask what I’m talking about; and it’s this: These people spend…

This is going to be a sort of ‘nuts and bolts’ blog, which may be a tad dry to some people…but I’ll try to dress it up to keep it entertaining. The items to be covered are: The perversion of the We The People collective mentality vs. the American Person individualized mentality, and the new slavery of the provider class on the collective plantation by the recipient class in the new role of master. I’ll also say up front that this won’t be very politically correct, and to steal a phrase from…

In 1787 when the Constitution was penned by James Madison, he never felt the necessity to add the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights was added due largely to the input of Thomas Jefferson. Madison didn’t see the need for the addition, because he believed that government would never grow so large and oppressive that this list of rights would actually be needed. But, he relented; and in 1789 penned the Bill of Rights; which was later ratified by congress in 1791. He had originally written 12…

Recently I’ve come across individuals that are somewhat confused as to what the differences between freedom and liberty are. So, being the opinionated loudmouth that I am; I thought I’d jot this down as a helpful (yet polarizing) guide to help iron it out.

Freedom, is what you and I each exert as individuals with regards to many facets of our lives independently. We exercise our ‘freedom’ when we choose friends, activities, goods, services, etc. Things that we enjoy in our…