Larken Rose lectures voters

[Robert W]

Long Rod, for one.

Long Rod reinforces he enjoys porn every time he posts.

 

[Robert W]

What does it mean to you?

Larken thinks both parties are more like the same than different. I have said before that years back he and I debated. I do not talk to him on youtube. But another powerful debater I used to debate was Bill Malloy who flew military helicopters as an officer. He is also an author.

You can learn of Bills book on Amazon.com by asking for "There is no government like no government." Bills major point is the government we have now is pretty bad. Larken agrees. I agree. Trump, I always posted brags too much. Trump talks like he is the greatest. This stinks. He says things he has to keep explaining over and over. He should not try to disturb voters. Biden is not good. Why Democrats defends him is a mystery to me.

 

[Arlette]

Larken thinks both parties are more like the same than different. I have said before that years back he and I debated. I do not talk to him on youtube. But another powerful debater I used to debate was Bill Malloy who flew military helicopters as an officer. He is also an author.

You can learn of Bills book on Amazon.com by asking for "There is no government like no government." Bills major point is the government we have now is pretty bad. Larken agrees. I agree. Trump, I always posted brags too much. Trump talks like he is the greatest. This stinks. He says things he has to keep explaining over and over. He should not try to disturb voters. Biden is not good. Why Democrats defends him is a mystery to me.

Both parties are NOT the same. Larken is wrong. Ain't he that anti tax freak?

 

[Lemmi]

When you could get it from him? Listen to his first 5 minutes.

I did, then I was waiting on him to make his point. Then I noticed the thing was 30 minutes long.

 

[MisterBeale]

Larken thinks both parties are more like the same than different. I have said before that years back he and I debated. I do not talk to him on youtube. But another powerful debater I used to debate was Bill Malloy who flew military helicopters as an officer. He is also an author.

You can learn of Bills book on Amazon.com by asking for "There is no government like no government." Bills major point is the government we have now is pretty bad. Larken agrees. I agree. Trump, I always posted brags too much. Trump talks like he is the greatest. This stinks. He says things he has to keep explaining over and over. He should not try to disturb voters. Biden is not good. Why Democrats defends him is a mystery to me.

While I enjoyed the video, and agreed with much of it, Mr. Rose should be more diligent in his academic work.

He would have been far better to quote Spooner than Washington, as that quote, is spurious.

Spurious Quotations

The following is a list of quotations misattributed to George Washington that have been sent to the Mount?

www.mountvernon.org

 

[Vrenn]

Larken Rose sounds like a pornstar name.

While much of what he says sounds good, he's doing the same thing Rump and MAGAt is doing. His only claim to fame was his refusal to pay taxes and they locked him up for 15 months. BTW, he now pays taxes.

 

[Robert W]

While I enjoyed the video, and agreed with much of it, Mr. Rose should be more diligent in his academic work.

He would have been far better to quote Spooner than Washington, as that quote, is spurious.

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Spurious Quotations

The following is a list of quotations misattributed to George Washington that have been sent to the Mount?

www.mountvernon.org

Great to see actual dialogue on Larken Rose. I hope that the quote you posted above is understood by everybody.

 

[Robert W]

While much of what he says sounds good, he's doing the same thing Rump and MAGAt is doing. His only claim to fame was his refusal to pay taxes and they locked him up for 15 months. BTW, he now pays taxes.

That is not his only claim to fame. He was famous before he had the spat with the IRS.

I read complaints that blacks get locked up yet when it was Rose he was bad mouthed over standing up for his rights.

 

[Robert W]

Both parties are NOT the same. Larken is wrong. Ain't he that anti tax freak?

Are you a huge fan of Government as it stands? Are you unaware that you pay taxes not that you want to, but the feds force you to pay them. So please, lay off those who fight the IRS.

 

[Vrenn]

That is not his only claim to fame. He was famous before he had the spat with the IRS.

I read complaints that blacks get locked up yet when it was Rose he was bad mouthed over standing up for his rights.

I have a right to pay my taxes. The IRS has the right to force me to in various ways. He decided that he was above the law and got locked up.

 

[Arlette]

Are you a huge fan of Government as it stands? Are you unaware that you pay taxes not that you want to, but the feds force you to pay them. So please, lay off those who fight the IRS.

I consider anybody who believes that the government has no authority to tax a crackpot. I don't take advice from crackpots

 

[MisterBeale]

Great to see actual dialogue on Larken Rose. I hope that the quote you posted above is understood by everybody.

My point here, is that Washington was a Free Mason, and a little digging, is that the claim is that this quote came from the Farewell address from a Muckraker. It is a spurious quote, and false. Free Masons were all about control.

George Washington (173299) - Collection at Bartleby.com

George Washington (173299) Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master. Never for a moment should it be left to

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The reverse of this quote, would, and is more likely the political opinion of G. Washington. . . .

His farewell speech was about bolstering the support of Federalism, warning about the dangers of debt, foreign intrigues, partisanship, and guarding the great work of the Constitution.

He was the main figure in suppressing the Whiskey Rebellion, which was farmers who had no representation, protesting taxation. This was one of the main objections to the ruling colonial elites. AND? These were the leader of the rebellion, who fostered THIS idea as a reason for splitting from G. Britain. . . IOW? Hypocrisy.

No more than we see among the oligarchs today. I.E. Rules for thee, but not for me. They always have, and still, look upon the lower classes as naught but slaves, serfs, chattel, etc., to produce goods and value to make their lives better.

The closest that can be found in his farewell speech, commenting on the nature of Constitutional Republican government without any caveats;

"Liberty itself will find in such a government, with powers properly distributed and adjusted, its surest guardian. It is indeed little else than a name, where the government is too feeble to withstand the enterprises of faction, to confine each member of the society within the limits prescribed by the laws, and to maintain all in the secure and tranquil enjoyment of the rights of person and property."

George Washington -Farewell Address September 19, 1796

 

[MisterBeale]

I have a right to pay my taxes. The IRS has the right to force me to in various ways. He decided that he was above the law and got locked up.

You are like one of those fools in his movie.



"I have the right to continue being a slave of the master if it suits me!"

 

[MisterBeale]

I consider anybody who believes that the government has no authority to tax a crackpot. I don't take advice from crackpots

I consider anybody who believes slavery to be immoral to be a crackpot. I don't take advice from crackpots.

~ Arlette.

 

[Robert W]

My point here, is that Washington was a Free Mason, and a little digging, is that the claim is that this quote came from the Farewell address from a Muckraker. It is a spurious quote, and false. Free Masons were all about control.

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George Washington (173299) - Collection at Bartleby.com

George Washington (173299) Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master. Never for a moment should it be left to

www.bartleby.com

The reverse of this quote, would, and is more likely the political opinion of G. Washington. . . .

His farewell speech was about bolstering the support of Federalism, warning about the dangers of debt, foreign intrigues, partisanship, and guarding the great work of the Constitution.

He was the main figure in suppressing the Whiskey Rebellion, which was farmers who had no representation, protesting taxation. This was one of the main objections to the ruling colonial elites. AND? These were the leader of the rebellion, who fostered THIS idea as a reason for splitting from G. Britain. . . IOW? Hypocrisy.

No more than we see among the oligarchs today. I.E. Rules for thee, but not for me. They always have, and still, look upon the lower classes as naught but slaves, serfs, chattel, etc., to produce goods and value to make their lives better.

The closest that can be found in his farewell speech, commenting on the nature of Constitutional Republican government without any caveats;

"Liberty itself will find in such a government, with powers properly distributed and adjusted, its surest guardian. It is indeed little else than a name, where the government is too feeble to withstand the enterprises of faction, to confine each member of the society within the limits prescribed by the laws, and to maintain all in the secure and tranquil enjoyment of the rights of person and property."

George Washington -Farewell Address September 19, 1796

Wonderful. Great report.

 

[Robert W]

I consider anybody who believes that the government has no authority to tax a crackpot. I don't take advice from crackpots

Read what you told me. Doesn't that seem as if as Russians was talking about Russia's government? Always excusing Government . It annoys me since Government is not there for Democrats only, it serves the whole of the public.