For Globalists, What Does the General Welfare clause of the Constitution mean? to you

Sammy Jankis

Sammy Jankis

Was it me?
What does the general welfare clause of the constitution mean to you?

does it only apply to looking out for coporate welfare?

how did you get to be such corporate lackey fuckups?
 
It is not a clause in the Constitution of the United States. It is a directive. It grants no power to the government.
It DOES direct that the powers that ARE granted to the federal government should be used for that purpose (the general welfare of the people and States of the United States).

It does not grant the power of communism or fascism.
 
Into the Night said:
It is not a clause in the Constitution of the United States. It is a directive. It grants no power to the government.
It DOES direct that the powers that ARE granted to the federal government should be used for that purpose (the general welfare of the people and States of the United States).

It does not grant the power of communism or fascism.
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right. it means nothing to you .

why do we always hold elected officials responsible for creating jobs and opportunities and the like?

is that communism?
 
Litmus said:
right. it means nothing to you .
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Go back and read my posts again, moron. Argument of the Stone fallacy.
Litmus said:
why do we always hold elected officials responsible for creating jobs and opportunities and the like?
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There's that Marxist 'we' again!

I don't hold any elected official for creating jobs or opportunities.

Litmus said:
is that communism?
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No. It's your omniscience fallacy. You don't get to speak for everyone.
 
Into the Night said:
Go back and read my posts again, moron. Argument of the Stone fallacy.

There's that Marxist 'we' again!

I don't hold any elected official for creating jobs or opportunities.


No. It's your omniscience fallacy. You don't get to speak for everyone.
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Into the Night said:
It is not a clause in the Constitution of the United States. It is a directive. It grants no power to the government.
It DOES direct that the powers that ARE granted to the federal government should be used for that purpose (the general welfare of the people and States of the United States).

It does not grant the power of communism or fascism.
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it's the guiding statement of what government is for.

I know you think government exists to enforce corporate wishes, but that's a flaw in you and subsequent desperate sophistry to normalize your fascism.

:truestory:
 





Frank Furedi

@Furedibyte


Identification with the nation helps citizens – old and new – acquire a sense of intergenerational continuity, which provides a bond that offers a sense of permanence and confidence. Historically, democrats of all shades of opinion recognized the importance of intergenerational continuity for the flourishing of civic society. Indeed, without the bonds supplied by intergenerational and other forms of community ties, it is difficult to establish a stable democratic polity.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1872562999447240962

Which has a lot to do with why the globalist overlords are rubbing out nations along with history and traditions.....it makes it much easier to enslave the masses.
 
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