Translation: FDR thought that we all have a right to stuff that is not
ours. When a word like "right" is contorted so, it has an entirely
different meaning, one that can only be interpreted and dictated by
tyrants.
Can I have a right to a doctor's time and care? Do I have a right to
transportation built by others? Do I have a right to fuel or
electricity which many thousands have toiled to create?
What drivel. It stuns me that anyone with an IQ above 50 can think this
way.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/katrina-vanden-heuvel-fdr-and-the
-fight-to-defend-our-freedom/2012/11/05/c50c147e-2759-11e2-b2a0-ae18d615
9439_story.html
ours. When a word like "right" is contorted so, it has an entirely
different meaning, one that can only be interpreted and dictated by
tyrants.
Can I have a right to a doctor's time and care? Do I have a right to
transportation built by others? Do I have a right to fuel or
electricity which many thousands have toiled to create?
What drivel. It stuns me that anyone with an IQ above 50 can think this
way.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/katrina-vanden-heuvel-fdr-and-the
-fight-to-defend-our-freedom/2012/11/05/c50c147e-2759-11e2-b2a0-ae18d615
9439_story.html
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