chrisrossini on Nostr: As opposed to America's founding, when it was believed that we have inalienable ...
As opposed to America's founding, when it was believed that we have inalienable rights that come from God...
Our society, for a very long time, has believed that rights come from man himself, specifically the man (or group) that wields power.
If it's popular it's a right, if those who wield power "make it legal," then it's a right.
God and our natural and inalienable rights are a thing of the past.
Both sides believe in this...even those who use God as a smokescreen on the right.
Both sides censor, steal, redistribute, fight endless wars, and are beholden to foreign nations first.
The difference between the two sides is that when their opponents are in power, they scream "tyranny."
When they are in power, it is not.
And back and forth we go in "Our Democracy."™️
Our society, for a very long time, has believed that rights come from man himself, specifically the man (or group) that wields power.
If it's popular it's a right, if those who wield power "make it legal," then it's a right.
God and our natural and inalienable rights are a thing of the past.
Both sides believe in this...even those who use God as a smokescreen on the right.
Both sides censor, steal, redistribute, fight endless wars, and are beholden to foreign nations first.
The difference between the two sides is that when their opponents are in power, they scream "tyranny."
When they are in power, it is not.
And back and forth we go in "Our Democracy."™️