[Discussion] What are some unalienable rights that the U.S. has broken?

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What are some unalienable rights that the U.S. has broken? I'd say amendment 1 has been broken to a certain degree. When you speak out about something heavy that goes against the government and is true, you a persecuted in a way by the government. Persecution is worse than slaughter. Any comments? Opinions?
 

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killing and bombing people?
 

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killing and bombing people?

Oh yeah but I was specifically talking about in our country rights that they have violated. Obama did send a drone to kill a U.S. citizen that was work type of Muslim imam. But anyway the guys dead now and he's not the person they "thought" he was
 

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Oh yeah but I was specifically talking about in our country rights that they have violated. Obama did send a drone to kill a U.S. citizen that was work type of Muslim imam. But anyway the guys dead now and he's not the person they "thought" he was

see bruh why you gotta say muslim imam ffs anyways killing black people btw
 

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The right to secession
 

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Our right to vote has been compromised (not sure if you would count this as being unalienable), because due to Citizens United, corporations are people, and they and the rich leaders can pay for campaign contributions of senators in return for policies the rich leaders want passed. In other words, our senatorial votes don't really matter.
 

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see bruh why you gotta say muslim imam ffs anyways killing black people btw

Of course killing black people is one of the main problems but if I said that someone would pop up and say I'm playing the race card or this is. A thread for black people etc. honestly for me that's probably one of the biggest if not the biggest problem in America. Taking a life and having no remorse, sorrow, or apology for it. They don't even ****ing apologize but it wouldn't mean anything anyway. I used the Muslim imam because it was an obvious no briander the president himself ordered for him to be drone striked. These officers getting involved are rogue cops who don't care about rights for black people. I know that subject all to well. Im black btw
 

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Of course killing black people is one of the main problems but if I said that someone would pop up and say I'm playing the race card or this is. A thread for black people etc. honestly for me that's probably one of the biggest if not the biggest problem in America. Taking a life and having no remorse, sorrow, or apology for it. They don't even ****ing apologize but it wouldn't mean anything anyway. I used the Muslim imam because it was an obvious no briander the president himself ordered for him to be drone striked. These officers getting involved are rogue cops who don't care about rights for black people. I know that subject all to well. Im black btw

I heard that KKK are joining the police force and whenever a police officer do something bad they cover for eachother so its impossible for these people brought to justice
 

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I heard that KKK are joining the police force and whenever a police officer do something bad they cover for eachother so its impossible for these people brought to justice

Uh hah?! You think they're just in the police force? The ex kkk leader said on the 60s that in the future you won't see them wearing hoods anymore, they'll be wearing badges, judge robes, and prison guard uniforms. And that ain't a conspiracy because it's obvious that's the case. It extends way more than to just to some police officers. In fact, during the time he said that there were already known kkk members in the police force
 

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Uh hah?! You think they're just in the police force? The ex kkk leader said on the 60s that in the future you won't see them wearing hoods anymore, they'll be wearing badges, judge robes, and prison guard uniforms. And that ain't a conspiracy because it's obvious that's the case. It extends way more than to just to some police officers. In fact, during the time he said that there were already known kkk members in the police force

I think yall are over blowing that shit. I'm a white republican in one of the biggest officially known klan states (NC). Even I never hear about the movements of klan members. It's not like I live in the bigger cities either. The most i've ever seen is a video tape from the 80's that one of my dads co workers gave us to watch. But it's not like we were offered to join the klan. So idt they're as big as you think
 

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I think yall are over blowing that shit. I'm a white republican in one of the biggest officially known klan states (NC). Even I never hear about the movements of klan members. It's not like I live in the bigger cities either. The most i've ever seen is a video tape from the 80's that one of my dads co workers gave us to watch. But it's not like we were offered to join the klan. So idt they're as big as you think
They're big. It would be stupid for them to tell you and everyone else that "hey we're klan members, we throw people in jail and execute people because they're black or we don't like them". No one practicing evil would let it known like that
 

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They're big. It would be stupid for them to tell you and everyone else that "hey we're klan members, we throw people in jail and execute people because they're black or we don't like them". No one practicing evil would let it known like that

Then how to they get anyone if they don't target rural whites like me? That's like being black in Compton and never seeing any bloods
 

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Then how to they get anyone if they don't target rural whites like me? That's like being black in Compton and never seeing any bloods

Rephrase that. I'm not getting your comment
 

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How are they gonna have members if they don't target country whites like myself?

They already had members before you were born. I suspect they passed it down to there families. And o don't remember where I saw it but some prominent kkk members have children in political offices. I wish I remembered so I condo just put the link on here
 

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The right to secession
That has never been an inalienable right. In the context of US law, there is no right to secession of land, only the right to leave the country.

OT: Natural rights include life, liberty, and property, yet gay people only just got the right to marry in all 50 states. We can go through many facets of society where the rights of an individual are inalienated because of their race, sexual preference, or gender make-up. Funnily enough, it's not the federal government that are trampling these rights, it's businesses and other institutions. Somehow they take precedence over the inalienable rights of people, because somewhere along the line, someone co-opted those rights to pretain to anything that doesn't include the government.

So whenever I hear a libertarian or Conservative complaining about how businesses can't discriminate, I call bullshit.

also gr8 point by Frankenstein about Citizens United.
 

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Our right to vote has been compromised (not sure if you would count this as being unalienable), because due to Citizens United, corporations are people, and they and the rich leaders can pay for campaign contributions of senators in return for policies the rich leaders want passed. In other words, our senatorial votes don't really matter.

Great point
 

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Why doesn't everyone admit the truth.

The U.S. is where you want to be.
 

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Why doesn't everyone admit the truth.

The U.S. is where you want to be.

...Unless you're from the Scandinavian area.Its pretty nice there.
 

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That has never been an inalienable right. In the context of US law, there is no right to secession of land, only the right to leave the country.

OT: Natural rights include life, liberty, and property, yet gay people only just got the right to marry in all 50 states. We can go through many facets of society where the rights of an individual are inalienated because of their race, sexual preference, or gender make-up. Funnily enough, it's not the federal government that are trampling these rights, it's businesses and other institutions. Somehow they take precedence over the inalienable rights of people, because somewhere along the line, someone co-opted those rights to pretain to anything that doesn't include the government.

So whenever I hear a libertarian or Conservative complaining about how businesses can't discriminate, I call bullshit.

also gr8 point by Frankenstein about Citizens United.

They specifically said that all states were seperate soverign entities in the treaty of Paris. Try harder.

As for the freedom of businesses to discriminate, donald sterling was forced to sell the clippers for some stuff he said in his own home. So the infringement of freedom goes both ways as long as it doesn't involve gov't
 
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