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I think the Bill of Rights have been weaponized and now serve as a restraint on rights, as the left and the courts prioritize radical indoctrination and suppression of dissent over the right of the people to be individuals. If only one side plays by the rules, there aren't any rules.

I think I've alluded to this before, but part of my legal practice is related to defending against claims of war crimes and crimes against humanity filed at the international criminal court. I've been working on a case brought against Israel for the way IDF soldiers shot rioters who breached the Gaza border and tried to enter Israel. For me, it's a bit personal, as my buddy's three sons are all in a unit that fights in Gaza.

In the 80s, when i served, the UN was not as psycho as it is now and most countries understood that we were fighting terror as an existential matter. So we did a lot of things that today would be avoided today. The international pressure is definitely a factor, but even now the soldiers will open fire as soon as lines are crossed.

It can be brutal and offensive to principles in the Bill of Rights, but it's often life or death. Personally, I think the Bill of Rights have been weaponized and now serve as a restraint on rights, as the left and the courts prioritize radical indoctrination and suppression of dissent over the right of the people to be individuals. If only one side plays by the rules, there aren't any rules.

if you want to watch a really good program on netflix, try an israeli t.v. program called faudi. top rate.

Thanks, I will check it out.

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Hence, the new American struggle to overcome a social training that minority, downtrodden, or economically left behind people’s should have better protection while demonstrating at their oppressors.

Even when violence is the payment given for insult and injury - us the majority, is required to endure it without retaliation.

Something has to change, and it’s not just learning a new restraining hold while a person is on the ground.

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IIRC, although you’re an American, you went back and served in the Israeli Army out of a sense of cultural duty.

How would the Israelis be handling our current situation? Separating Arsonists, Antifa terrorists, and looters from peaceful protesters?

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What about Moshe Dayan?

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I'll respectfully disagree.

I think the US Constitution is damn near perfect.

3 letter gov't agencies that pass "regulations" (that become defacto law, a la EPA) supreme court rulings that become defacto law (never their charter), local and state liberal leaders that pass unconstitutional regulations...............

I could go on for an hour.

The Constitution is *not* to blame. Mankind, and their agendas, *are* to blame.

Remsen,

On to worthwhile topics...

These were two-for-two at my local grocery store.

Aside from overpaying, what are your thoughts?

Remsen,

On to worthwhile topics...

These were two-for-two at my local grocery store.

Aside from overpaying, what are your thoughts?

I think I've alluded to this before, but part of my legal practice is related to defending against claims of war crimes and crimes against humanity filed at the international criminal court. I've been working on a case brought against Israel for the way IDF soldiers shot rioters who breached the Gaza border and tried to enter Israel. For me, it's a bit personal, as my buddy's three sons are all in a unit that fights in Gaza.

In the 80s, when i served, the UN was not as psycho as it is now and most countries understood that we were fighting terror as an existential matter. So we did a lot of things that today would be avoided today. The international pressure is definitely a factor, but even now the soldiers will open fire as soon as lines are crossed.

It can be brutal and offensive to principles in the Bill of Rights, but it's often life or death. Personally, I think the Bill of Rights have been weaponized and now serve as a restraint on rights, as the left and the courts prioritize radical indoctrination and suppression of dissent over the right of the people to be individuals. If only one side plays by the rules, there aren't any rules.

That's some nasty stuff, deacon. If you are craving salty carbs, those mixes work, but it's so much better to make matzo balls from scratch. The mixes produce really light balls and I prefer dense sinkers, so i just use matzo meal, eggs, water and a bit of chicken fat. That's a real matzo ball.