Chris, distraction over wild desperate conspiracy theories 
about 'secret plans' aside, can you describe your concept of the 
difference between PUBLIC and PRIVATE property?  

This question is the essence of understanding the peril of National 
Socialism in America.  


-TLP



--- In [email protected], chris fields 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thats exactly what the others are advocating! Open borders at this 
point would bring us closer to a loss of distinction then designating 
an area that will remain free from the outside worlds bullshit. 
Theres a quote i like it says trade with all ally with none. The fact 
that Mexico deports more people then the US does yet still jumps on 
our case to allow their citizens to stay here should say something. 
The richest guy in the world is a Mexican now yet a significant 
percentage of Mexicans are living below the poverty line. 
> 
> This plan of the Mexican elite is merely an attempt to bring more 
money into their economy while they drain that economy dry. We've 
seen how screwed up this administration is and how screwed up the 
Mexican government is and the fact that they support this should tell 
us something. Back in the 1800's open borders were great! because of 
equal economies. Mexican people should take what belongs to them from 
their government instead of fueling a corrupt government by coming 
here and sending money back to Mexico to be spent in Mexico to wind 
up in the pocket of the elite in....MEXICO! Open borders would create 
instability and riots which would give King Bush a reason to declare 
martial law and become a dictator as per his presidential directive 
may 9th of this year. You can read it at the whitehouse press page 
online or i can post it but its scary as hell. 
> 
> This may not be the plan but every possible scenario i can think of 
is extremely negative for the people and only beneficial to the 
elite. One big happy world sounds great until you realize that it is 
not possible anymore there are too many greedy people in power.
> Terry L Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:                                  
>  Chris, do you REALLY want to be advocating for loss of distinction 
>  between public and private property ownership; ie, National 
>  Socialism?  
>  
>  -TLP
>  
>  --- In [email protected], chris fields 
>  <wastedwhiteguy6978@> wrote:
>  >
>  > No but a country does provide a home and like a house one should 
>  feel secure in their country at least to a reasonable degree. Also 
>  like a house the economy of this country was built. Basically a 
house 
>  is a home within a home.
>  > 
>  > Susan Hogarth <hogarth@> wrote:                                  
>  >  Susan Hogarth <hogarth@> 
>  wrote:                                  >  Susan Hogarth 
>  <hogarth@> wrote:                                  On 7/5/07, 
>  chris fields <wastedwhiteguy6978@> wrote:
>  >  >   >   >
>  >  >   >   > If you want to be happy you do what you have to to be 
>  happy....Plainly put if your family was responsible for a 
beautiful 
>  thing would you not be proud of it? Our ancestors created this 
>  country we should be damn proud to be a part of it.
>  >  >   >
>  >  >   >   Oh, I am. So proud I want to share it with anyone who 
>  would like to
>  >  >   >   join me here.
>  >  >   On 7/5/07, chris fields <wastedwhiteguy6978@> wrote:
>  >  >   >
>  >  >   > Then you wouldn't mind if a few dozen illegals moved into 
>  your place of residence  as well and demanded you support them? 
>  Eventually you'll be pushed out onto the street but hey you're 
>  sharing your home and you should be proud.
>  >  >
>  >  >   Try reading more carefully. I never suggested I wanted to 
>  share my
>  >  >   house. A country is not a house. I am the rightful owner of 
my 
>  house.
>  >  >   I am not the owner of the country.
>  >  >
>  >  >   Remember: a country is not a house.
>  >  
>  >  On 7/6/07, chris fields <wastedwhiteguy6978@> wrote:
>  >  >
>  >  > No but you and i both are responsible for the economy and the 
>  society in that country.
>  >  
>  >  No we are not.Society (and economy) are descriptions of the
>  >  interrelationships between individuals. The only way you can 'be
>  >  responsible for' either one is to control the actions of 
>  individuals.
>  >  But you have no right to control my actions. Ergo, you have no 
>  right -
>  >  let alone *responsibility* to control 'society' or 'the 
economy'.
>  >  
>  >  > Americans do own America we pay taxes so it is the same thing.
>  >  
>  >  No. Actually it's not.
>  >  
>  >  -- 
>  >  Susan Hogarth
>  >  http://www.colliething.com
>  >  
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