Re: good citizen?Right of revolution

[rayilynlee <rayilynlee@xxxxxxx>]

yes, Ned, the Declaration of Independence calls for revolution when the
government is oppressive.  We overthrew a George III once.  Hopefully this
can be done by the ballot rather than a bat.  Revolution means change by the
way, for those of you who are prone to misinterpret my remarks.
Ray
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ned Gardner" <nedgardner@xxxxxxxx>
To: <PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: good citizen?


> Bob:
>
> Were have those who support the political status quo taken us. Are you
> pleased with
>
> the way our government is attempting to manage events? Some will always
> say yes
>
> to this question, but there numbers are dwindling. To bring about the
> greatest good
>
> in the shortest time for all PD effected persons, will be achieved when
> our
>
> government changes it’s policy and decides to do things it currently wont.
>
> So is it our job to make nice here with each other by being nonoffensive
> to everyone
>
> and reminisce about old days with Dr. Fink?
>
> The Constution clearly states that when the government goes array the
> people not only have a right make the corrective change but we are
> charged with the responsibility to bring about that change.
>
> Just trying to be a good citizen with PD.
>
> Ned
>
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