Did you find the following beyond your abilities?
" Are the LeftÂ’s posters so weak, so insipid that they canÂ’t muster an insightful attack to show that
a. the items in the OP are untrue?
b. or that world governance is a good idea?"
It's the assumptions and conclusions in your OP that you make which are either false or logical fallacies. Signing a climate change treaty does not mean the UN "taking control" of the country. Saying that foreigners don't value the US constitution as much as Americans do - an extremely arrogant supposition - does not mean a Justice hates the constitution. A "global minimum tax" means the US Treasury will tax companies on worldwide income, not some supranational organization will impose a tax on the US. Changing the colours on the DoJ website is not a harkening to some communist movement 80 years ago - real or imagined. As for the thing about the oceans, given how inaccurate, irrelevant and shrill the other four points in the OP are, and given that it comes from the extremist site, WND, we'll take a ginormous grain of salt.
I hope the sun is shining where you are today PC.
Actually, the weather has turned and it's grey and raining....kind of the way it's gonna be for you guys when we meet you in the playoffs.....
....but that's a tale for another time.
1. Your post seems grey and cloudy, too....that's what happens when you let ideology blind you.
"It's the assumptions and conclusions in your OP that you make...."
I guess you didn't notice that all five of the items that I chose are linked and sources....so it is questionable whether you can accurately claim that they are my assumptions.
2. "Signing a climate change treaty does not mean the UN "taking control" of the country."
Yeah, it does.
The IPCC is aimed at pressuring the Congress to pass laws that force US legislation in line with other nations, and " the portion of the IPCC to which he contributed had become "politicized" and that the IPCC leadership simply dismissed his concerns...."
Criticism of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What do you think the Kyoto Agreement would have meant?
And.."The Kyoto Protocol is a protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC or FCCC), aimed at fighting global warming. The UNFCCC is an international environmental treaty..."
Kyoto Protocol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Liberals, as a rule, can never connect the dots.....But I'm surprised at you.
3. "Saying that foreigners don't value the US constitution as much as Americans do - an extremely arrogant supposition..."
What????
Read this:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/07/u...und-the-world.html?_r=2&partner=MYWAY&ei=5065
The internationalist Ginsburg "I would not look to the U.S. Constitution, if I were drafting a constitution in the year 2012,"
Read more:
Ginsburg To Egyptians: I Wouldn't Use U.S. Constitution As A Model | Fox News
You should know the subject better, 'else you might be called 'arrogant.'
4. ""global minimum tax" means the US Treasury will tax companies on worldwide income, not some supranational organization will impose a tax on the US. "
That's exactly what Investor's Business Daily suggests.
You're not doing that well, here......
5. "Changing the colours on the DoJ website is not a harkening to some communist movement 80 years ago...blah blah blah...."
How about if the quote came from Marx...or Stalin....you still wouldn't see it as ominous, would you....
Try to remember it's the United States of America Department of Justice.
6. And, you knew you were on...if I can use this as a Canadian reference...'thin ice' and dropped any comment on the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Good move.
BTW...you might want to brush up on the "Responsibility to Protect doctrine" which removes sovereignty, as well, so you don't look as totally undressed as you do here.
Now, put 'em all together....and CONNECT THE DOTS!