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"Stop the Pledge of Allegiance"

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Mar 31, 2007, 3:28:54 PM3/31/07
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Socialists in the United States have a long history of persecuting
immigrants. http://rexcurry.net/pledge-allegiance-pledge-allegiance.jpg
Pledge of Allegiance photographs show how socialists used government schools
(socialist schools) to impose segregation by law, to teach racism as
official policy, to indoctrinate students against capitalism, and to stamp
out individuality and freedom.

Socialism has a history of persecuting capitalists because capitalists
support freedom of association, including the freedom to contract with
employees regardless of their immigrations status, and without interference
by socialists or their government thugs.
http://rexcurry.net/immigration.html

The Pledge of Allegiance was written by the American socialist Francis
Bellamy, cousing and cohort to another infamous American socialist, Edward
Bellamy (author of the book Looking Backward). The Bellamys were bigots and
racists and they hated migrants. They wanted to impose a heavy-handed
method of brain-washing migrants and all Americans into accepting their
socialist dogma that they called "Nationalism."

The government, through its schools, taught racism and segregation for
decades and it served as a bad example long before the formation of the
National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSGWP). Government in the U.S.
even continued the bad behavior for decades after the NSGWP ended, and even
into the 1960's. Thereafter, the legacy caused more police-state racism of
forced busing that destroyed communities and neighborhoods and deepened
hostilities.

Francis Bellamy's Pledge of Allegiance (1892) was the origin of the
stiff-arm salute of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, as shown
in the work of the noted historian Dr. Rex Curry. People were persecuted for
refusing to give the straight arm salute to the national flag. That was the
national flag of the USA and of Germany. It happened at the same time in the
USA (to the stars and stripes) and in Germany (to the swastika flag).
http://rexcurry.net/book1a1contents-pledge.html

Edward Bellamy helped spread modern swastika symbolism as overlapping
S-letters for "socialism" adopted by the National Socialist German Workers'
Party.
http://rexcurry.net/swastika3clear.jpg

In 1888, Edward Bellamy's National Socialism movement teamed up with Madame
Blavatsky's Theosophical Society to mutually promote their socialist dogma.
The Theosophical Society had used the swastika as S-letters for "socialism"
as early as 1875.
http://rexcurry.net/theosophy-madame-blavatsky-theosophical-society.html

All of the above shows how close the USA came (and is still coming) to the
socialist Wholecaust (of which the Holocaust was a part): the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics (65 million dead); the Peoples' Republic of China
(49 million dead); the National Socialist German Workers' Party (21 million
dead).

Even today, some people still love the socialist's Pledge Of Allegiance and
claim that it should not be recited in Spanish. They are correct that the
Pledge should not be recited in Spanish, because the Pledge should be
recited only in German, Russian, or Chinese.

The Constitution calls for Congress to establish a "uniform rule of
naturalization." It says nothing about immigration regulation. It only
mentions naturalization. It contains nothing to authorize the government to
decide how individuals may associate or do business. Therefore, under the
Tenth Amendment there can be no such authority.
http://rexcurry.net/immigration.html

Some people invoke the principle that where the Constitution is silent then
the government ought to behave as other countries behave; That is not what
our founding undocumented aliens fought for, and Article V removes the
excuse of necessity.

The Libertarian Lawyer Dr. Rex Curry is often asked if immigration laws are
wise (or constitutional). Every American has the right to sell to, buy from,
marry, date, rent to, live with, reside with, visit with, party with, have
sex with, employ, work for, learn from, etc. etc., any other person he
wishes. This right is inherent in private property rights. Every American
has the right to enter into any relationship with anyone whether it is
maid/butler, au pair, babysitter, lawn man, grove worker, teacher, tutor,
language instructor, nurse, doctor, roommate, husband/wife, lover, tenant,
landlord, chauffeur. It is none of the government's business. Leave new
Pilgrims alone.

Whenever someone says that the government needs to stop immigration, respond
"there is constant immigration into my state, county, city and neighborhood
from other states, counties, cities and neighborhoods. I oppose laws to
limit that. Don't you?" Then add: "there is constant immigration into
other states, counties, cities and neighborhoods, from my state, county,
city and neighborhood. I oppose laws to limit that. Don't you?"

Whenever someone says that the government needs to stop jobs from leaving
the country, respond "jobs are constantly leaving my state, county, city and
neighborhood and moving to other states, counties, cities and neighborhoods.
I oppose laws to limit that. Don't you?" And add: "jobs are constantly
coming to my state, county, city and neighborhood from other states,
counties, cities and neighborhoods. I oppose laws to limit that. Don't
you?"

Whenever someone says that the government needs to stop trade imbalances,
respond "My state, county, city and neighborhood has constant trade
imbalances with other states, counties, cities and neighborhoods. I oppose
laws to limit that. Don't you?"

Many people who support the war on immigration would also support the war on
drugs. The reasoning is the same.

Of course libertarians oppose the war on drugs for the same reason that they
oppose the war on immigration. Lots of drugs/immigrants are good. In fact,
a lot of the foreign drugs/immigrants are better than the local ones. Many
foreign drugs/immigrants are good at curing disease, relieving suffering,
helping people to learn more, making new discoveries about how to do things
better and improve everyone's life.

It would make much more sense to deport welfare recipients in the USA
(regardless of their citizenship) then to deport immigrants who work and are
not on welfare. Libertarians oppose deportations, though they support ending
government welfare for everyone, including non-immigrants.

The anti-immigration argument was ridiculed in the comic movie "Coneheads"
(1993) suggesting that extraterrestrial conspiracies exist because
extraterrestrials are afraid to reveal themselves because they will be
blamed for destroying jobs and deported. The INS is hot on the trail of a
pair of hard-working aliens-only these aliens are from another planet. [Dir:
Steve Barron/ Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, Michelle Burke/ 120min/ Comedy]

Immigration is the sincerest form of flattery.


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