"Never Again"

[WhiskeyGirl]

How many Jews thought bad things would never happen to them in Hitler's Germany?  Nobody could be so inhuman?  Couldn't imagine the horrors just a few years away?

Today?  "Never Again".

They seem to have a good handle on controlling illegal aliens and criminals that try and enter their country.  Despite turmoil around them, they do every thing they to keep their citizens safe.  "Never Again" seems to be a simple and effective rallying cry.

What is the rallying cry in the US?  "It's white people's fault."?  "Jonny makes an "X" is a common core enhancement to educational standards."?  "The plantation lifestyle for everyone (except the ruling class and overseer)."?

Why would you want anyone to make an "X" instead of signing their name?  Making an "X" was a shameful thing years ago, a sign of the uneducated.  Being able to write out your name was an accomplishment, something to be proud od.  How many would not be promoted to the next grade level if cursive and printing adequately was a requirement?  What is the future of a people with out basic language skills?

I wonder if the Spanish common core material is the same quality as the English language material? 

The Russians are stepping up security for the Olympics in a no nonsense manner.  Why isn't the US stepping up border security in our troubling times?  Keeping out the criminals, terrorists, drug lords, and others here illegally?

What does the US government focus on instead?  Teaching Johnny and Betty to make an "X"?  Citizenship and special treatment and dispensations for illegal aliens, criminals, access to markets for drug gangs, the ruling class and politicians?  Raising taxes and NSA spying?  Destroying opportunity to better one's self and create a better future for their family?  Rising poverty and destroying the working and middle class?

Why isn't the rally cry of the grandchildren of slaves "Never Again"?

Slaves on plantations outnumbered their master and overseers hundreds or thousands to one.  Millions in slavery on just a few plantations.  Why didn't they rise up as a group and fight for their freedom?  Perhaps all their needs were being provided for?  They were happy for their lot in life?  Didn't want to leave the paradise of the plantation?

Why weren't they allowed to own guns?  Protect themselves from each other and the political system?

It seems like the grandchildren of slaves would rather live on the plantation.  Welfare and subsistence for everyone.  Just steal more from those trying to escape poverty and sell them into slavery too.  Debt bondage and slavery for every one.

What is the future for these people?  Medical experimentation through Obamacare?  Sexual exploitation due to poverty?  Soylent green for everyone?

Why shouldn't everyone have a choice in determining?  The right to change their stars?  Work and EARN a better future for themselves?  Not work and live on charity?

A nation of thieves, the ruling class, never ending poverty...

just my humble opinions

[WhiskeyGirl]

Greta: Why Some Young People Feel Uninspired
 
'Off the Record', 1/3/14: Why are some young people reckless about responsibility? Maybe it's because high-profile lawbreakers and liars never seem to be held accountable for their actions

Watch report here - http://nation.foxnews.com/2014/01/03/greta-why-some-young-people-feel-uninspired

Why haven't those who collapsed the financial system in 2008 been held accountable?  Charged with crimes?  Been fined?  Sent to jail?

Why did the ruling class bail them out with taxpayer money?

Why doesn't the law apply to the ruling class and their pet causes?

Why are tax credits sold by the elite, like those aimed at Hollywood?  What is wrong in a nation where people sell tax credits?  Carbon emission credits?  Flood the market and let those who have them in excess (for free) sell them to others?   What not eliminate the loopholes?  Stop adding loopholes?