She invited thousands of deplorable disreputable third worlders into Germany and look what happened HERE.
What Do The Protesters Want?. . . Or are they just mad?
Mad? Crazy? Against Trump? Against America? Against “The West”? Are they Terrorists? Did Soros pay them? Did Obama aggravate them? What inspired or motivated them?
Good chance they don’t know why or what they are protesting. For sure it’s not Jefferson’s America which has been taken over by Left-Liberals. Good chance it’s not their philosophy. Most people have little or no grasp of philosophy as a subject let alone what they personally use. They are kept away from philosophy by government education and by religious leaders who cannot take the chance people will act very different when they understand the propaganda sent their way courtesy of the state and modern equivalent of medicine men.
David N. Mayer wrote: “The Constitutional Thought of Thomas Jefferson” and the American colonial leaders views that government was an inherent threat to liberty and the necessity for eternal vigilance. The G20 protesters are neither for or opposed to that.
Jefferson knew “to be watchful of those in power.”
Another philosopher explained: “Considering what sort of Creature Man is, it is scarce possible to put him under too many Restraints, when he is possessed of great Power.””As Jefferson saw it,” explained Mayer, “the Whig, zealously guarding liberty, was suspicious of the use of government power,” and assumed “not only that government power was inherently dangerous to individual liberty but also that, as Jefferson put it, ‘the natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground.'” For this reason, the philosophy of government articulated by Jefferson in the Declaration radically shifted sovereignty from parliament to the people.
At the G20 the protesters show the worst of the people in action. People who simply want to monkey-wrench things.
Another philosopher explained: “Considering what sort of Creature Man is, it is scarce possible to put him under too many Restraints, when he is possessed of great Power.””As Jefferson saw it,” explained Mayer, “the Whig, zealously guarding liberty, was suspicious of the use of government power,” and assumed “not only that government power was inherently dangerous to individual liberty but also that, as Jefferson put it, ‘the natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground.'” For this reason, the philosophy of government articulated by Jefferson in the Declaration radically shifted sovereignty from parliament to the people.
At the G20 the protesters show the worst of the people in action. People who simply want to monkey-wrench things.
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