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Firearms, The 2nd Amendment, and Our Future

The anti-gun movement is not a political movement, but an agenda to ‘take over’ this country.  The nullification of the 2nd Amendment would be the last step toward this country becoming a totalitarian state — i.e., communist.  Texas, in my opinion is the vanguard leading the fight against the taking away of guns from honest citizens.  The following photo sums up what you can expect here in Texas.

@Rachel                                                          Andersen                                                          Reminds me of                                                          the decals you                                                          wore in                                                          tanning

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Our Future Airforce 1 — Trumpette Tour

I am hearing far too many people applauding Donald Trump for his ‘brave’ stance in politics and how he is the one person who will make a difference in this country’s direction.  Apparently the American public is:  a)  All on drugs;  b)  Sound asleep;  c)  Totally deluded;  or  d)  Insane.  My vote goes to ‘D’.  Today’s American citizen is apparently using the same brain as the one who put Obama in office.  They voted for ‘hope and change’ — they got change.  Hope is rapidly waning.  The fundamental transformation of the U.S. is well along.

People have (rightly) worried about our current president attempting a take-over of this country and to declare himself the dictator of American.  (Which he has done to some extent already.)  The majority of Americans see him as an arrogant, dictatorial person who sees himself as a ‘king’ worthy of an opulent lifestyle.  i.e., Vacations worth millions on tax payer’s backs.

Today, those same people are praising Trump and lauding him as the one and only real candidate for president.  One would hope that they would consider his obvious personality traits:  arrogant, opinionated, dictatorial, ruthless, dishonest, wavering in character, and extremely ambitious.  I mean, in the thirties people used to think Mussolini was a swell guy too, but look how that turned out!

If you need further convincing to open your eyes, consider the following video.  Ask yourself, is this the sort of non-Reagan style person you want for your next president..?

Trumpette Tour

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Prison Overcrowding — The Problem, and a Solution

For decades the argument has continued that the death penalty does not deter crime.  You would think you could well understand the objective reasoning behind this argument — if you’re dead, it’s over, no more crime.  But the liberal mind cannot seem to grasp such a complex issue.

Please read the following article and then read my potential solution below…

Prison Overcrowding

Years ago I came up with this solution when living in California where the prisons (and county jail) were way over maximum occupancy.  My solution was fairly simple and ‘fair’.  However, again the liberal mindset apparently seeks to reward evil in lieu of being fair.  Heaven forbid real dangerous criminals should be punished…   severely.  Here’s the plan:

When a person is convicted of a crime, they are given a set number of points for their crime (points would be set at a national level).  Once sentenced, they are transported to the appropriate prison where they are processed in as an inmate.  Part of that process is recording their ‘points’.  If they are released and subsequently arrested and convicted of another crime, they are given points for that crime and a percentage of their original points (first crime, etc.) are added on to the last conviction.  Once again they are processed into the prison system.

Key to this process is all prisons are given a maximum point limit.  When that point limit is reached, the highest point holding prisoners are transferred to the prison with available points.  If all prisons are ‘full’, then the person with the highest number of points is ‘processed out’ — feet first.

With this approach we are guaranteed:

  1. The prisons will never be past maximum occupancy;
  2. The worst of the worst will be given the death penalty and never commit another crime and victimize innocent people again;
  3. Prison occupancy probably won’t get close to the maximum because the prisoners will ‘execute’ their own system to insure the point max is never close for the entire prison;
  4. New incoming inmates will be ‘warned’ to never show up again by those with the high point levels to insure the safety of those holding the high levels of points;
  5. Costs for prisons will be reduced due to lower occupancy;
  6. Crime in this country will probably go down — substantially;  and…
  7. Our society may return to a better behavioral system of life in this country.

Many will conceive this as a harsh and unfair system and view the designer as a mad-man.  However, what is more ‘fair’?  To victimize the innocent or the guilty?  Oh, wait a minute.  No one in prison ever did anything wrong.  Right??

Feel free to voice your opinion on my personal or Justice4USA Facebook page.

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