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Arizona State Senate Ethics Committee Asked to Review Russell Pearce's Actions
Ernest HancockAttorney for Ernest Hancock and FreedomsPhoenix.com, Michael Kielsky, (also Arizona Libertarian Party State Chairman) is representing Ernest Hancock in defense of his Free Speech (PDF of request Included)
High-larious!
Comment:
You should be supporting Patriot Russell Pearce and inviting him to
speak at the breakfast club, not attacking him.
The above link
will take you to several Radio Interviews and
Arizona Breakfast Club appearances by
Russell Pearce.
Your extreme brand of Libertarianism extrapolates the freedom agenda to impractical ends.
I have a different opinion.
This is particularly evident with your open border beliefs that would
expose US to all kinds of terrorism, ignores our sovereignty, places
the interests of foreigners above US citizens and contributes to the
illegal allien invasion which is bankrupting our budgets and diluting
America.
For my opinion on Immigration Issues…http://ernesthancock.com/html/guest008.html
Your "review" of Pearce is clearly a cheap political attack
without merit.
It is your traitorous open border belief that needs to
be reviewed.
I’m pretty sure that ‘review’ of my ‘border belief’ is well under way and I have given you plenty to ‘review’ in the links above. It’ll be up to the individuals doing the reviewing to determine if my positions traitorous. But you’ll quickly understand that I would never use political office to attempt the silencing of opinion.
Patriot Harry Everingham, ABC's founder, must be turning
over in his grave.
Society invests heavily in walls, doors, fences and
boundaries for good reasons as your real estate agent wife can tell you.
The defense of
private individual/property rights is indeed a primary function of government.
So I advocate for all land to be privately owned and the problem is solved.
Which is why I focused so much on the rights of private property owners on the
border to defend their property against a federal government that would deny
them that right. At the same time they would deny a private property owner the
ability to allow visitors (from anywhere in the Universe) on their property.
The Immigration controls advocated by many is a mask
for controls on all Americans without addressing the Welfare/Warfare State that
is killing us all.
Unless you have dispensed with such at your personal residence, your
phony position is the height of hypocrisy and frustrates the freedom
philosophy! Freedom has responsibilities. Only criminals believe they
have the right to do anything they want without considering the rights
of others. It is because of this arrogance and ignorance that we must
have laws and their enforcement. Sheriff Joe, Andy Thomas and Russell
Pearce understand this, too bad you and others don't and can only resort
to baseless, political attacks to mask their own self centered
interests.
of others.”… You mean like government does?... and this legislation
provides a great deal more cover for the Police State to violate our rights a
great deal more without any accountability for their actions.
Your immature brand of the libertine mantra that I can do
whatever I want is a childish trait that most of us have grown out of.
Until you do, you remain part of the problem, not the solution.
M.
Johnson
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"It is your traitorous open border belief that needs to be reviewed."
I've noticed the words traitorous and traitor are only ever used in the context of race, as in by AB-types. What makes AB think they would find truck among anarchists?
The state creates fear. Fear begets a larger state. Since the state is a leech upon society, it must justify what it steals in order to exist. The state creates nothing but fear, and its price is liberty.
The reality is, the state has created the laws which give those who desire to terrorize a reason to do so. Once you remove the "war on x" then you remove the need live in fear.
"If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or your arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen."- Samuel Adams, State House of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (1 August 1776)