Homeowners and neighborhoods under Biden

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There is in the Catholic principle of subsidiarity. In addition please don’t go citing the 10th amendment. People cite that when they have a lost cause.
No it isn’t. It’s a part of the Constitution, our governing document that defines what the Federal government is allowed to do and what the individual states are responsible for. And that is the crux of many of our problems here in America today - a disregard for the Constitution.
 
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No it isn’t. It’s a part of the Constitution, our governing document, that defines what the Federal government is allowed to do and what the individual states are responsible for. And that is the crux of many of our problems here in America today - a disregard for the Constitution.
Uh huh. Read Christopher Ferrara’s wonderful history of the United States in Liberty: The God That Failed.
 
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HarryStotle:
I am not prone to accept someone’s interpretation of the views of others especially based upon quotations absent context, but I will look into it.
Lol read the entire chapter and tell me I distorted any of it. You’re excusing a man calling for the right to murder babies… which is oddly abortion-like.
The lack of rigor in your logic raises its head again. I don’t recall even bringing up Rothbard, let alone excusing him. And I don’t recall you showing that Woods agrees with Rothbard on that particular point.

So denigrating one man by using the words of another is, frankly, a strange way to argue a point.

Apparently, you think all libertarians think identically on every point. Uh, no they don’t. They are at liberty to disagree with each other, whether you admit that disagreement or not.
 
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Apparently, you think all libertarians think identically on every point. Uh, no they don’t. They are at liberty to disagree with each other, whether you admit that disagreement or not.
Uh huh. I was a libertarian for years, bud. I’m familiar with differences. But the fact that Woods calls himself a ROTHBARDIAN is a bit telling, isn’t it?

In addition, Woods was a guest on the Political Cesspool, wasn’t he?
 
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HarryStotle:
Apparently, you think all libertarians think identically on every point. Uh, no they don’t. They are at liberty to disagree with each other, whether you admit that disagreement or not.
Uh huh. I was a libertarian for years, bud. I’m familiar with differences. But the fact that Woods calls himself a ROTHBARDIAN is a bit telling, isn’t it?
Not as telling as you make it out to be.
 
It’s a white nationalist show.
And Donald Trump Jr. was a guest on the View, does that necessarily make the argument that Donald Trump Jr is a clueless leftist Democrat?

Perhaps Woods was there to educate the audience? This is one of the many problems with the identitarian left: guilt entirely by association or even physical proximity.

No need to waste precious time by distinguishing, differentiating or fairly assessing what someone is saying or thinking, just find out who he sat near in the third grade and you have made your case.
 
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No it isn’t. It’s a part of the Constitution, our governing document, that defines what the Federal government is allowed to do and what the individual states are responsible for. And that is the crux of many of our problems here in America today - a disregard for the Constitution.
Uh huh. Read Christopher Ferrara’s wonderful history of the United States in Liberty: The God That Failed.
So this explains your animosity to Tom Woods…

I see.

You are using the work of a radical traditionalist Catholic to defend Catholics voting for Joe Biden.

That should work out very well for you.
 
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Fear of the poor entering the neighbourhood strikes me as about as un-Catholic as you can get…
I’m a 6 figure income professional, but I know there’s people on government assistance in my neighborhood as well. I don’t see an issue.
You don’t have problems with gangs and gang violence?

In our city, every neighborhood that has “subsidized housing” is rampant with gang activity. We have a shooting every day, and we are on target to set a new record for murders in our city (in Northern Illinois, not Chicago).

There is also a lot of drug dealing/activity in these developments. And a LOT of prostitution. And there is sex trafficking in the city.

One of the developments was finally closed down last year by the city, as the crime rate was so high that it was considered too dangerous for people to live.

You don’t have these problems?
 
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I’m a 6 figure income professional, but I know there’s people on government assistance in my neighborhood as well. I don’t see an issue.
You’re unlikely to see an issue, with your income. You’re likely pretty well insulated from neighborhood problems.
 
And Donald Trump Jr. was a guest on the View, does that necessarily make the argument that Donald Trump Jr is a clueless leftist Democrat?

Perhaps Woods was there to educate the audience? This is one of the many problems with the identitarian left: guilt entirely by association or even physical proximity.

No need to waste precious time by distinguishing, differentiating or fairly assessing what someone is saying or thinking, just find out who he sat near in the third grade and you have made your case.
I’ll leave this as it is. Appearing on a white nationalist show isn’t a red flag to you.
 
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Say goodbye to your peaceful lifestyle and safe schools.
How about just saying “hello” to your neighbors who shouldn’t be looked down on because of their economic circumstances?
 
Nothing that makes me scared to go out. But I’m also in Canada not the US…
The crime we’ve had to deal with has been break-ins or attempted break-ins to the underground parkade, rather than violence. Just recently enhanced the security system (I’m president of our housing co-op at the moment).
 
That’s what the left says when they seek to deny vouchers to the poor to attend Catholic Schools or parents who want to homeschool.
That’s what both sides say when attempting to do justice to the Christians of the world.
 
Vouchers are not just for Christians. The left understands that and does not want Catholic pro life values imparted on the general public. It is well known that Catholic schools educate many non Catholics and much of the time for free or reduced tuition.

One only needs to look at a current Supreme Court case to see the left’s anti Catholic intentions and what they really care about (hint…not the poor)…ideology…

https://spectator.us/supreme-court-catholic-foster-care-adoption-services-same-sex/

In case you meet a pay wall…

 
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How about just saying “hello” to your neighbors who shouldn’t be looked down on because of their economic circumstances?
This would not be just Joe Schmo who had a job and was able to buy a home in your neighborhood, this would be a forced rezoning of a local area by the Federal government to allow a large building called “a project” where hundreds of people mainly on government assistance would then move. I grew up in an area where black and white people lived sided by side with both gainfully employed and living in their own privately bought homes - we were considered middle class. We all had stable families with Moms and Dads in the home providing guidance to the children and a low crime rate. The opposite would be the case under this Democrat pushed idea.
 
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Nothing that makes me scared to go out. But I’m also in Canada not the US…
The crime we’ve had to deal with has been break-ins or attempted break-ins to the underground parkade, rather than violence. Just recently enhanced the security system (I’m president of our housing co-op at the moment).
Are there street gangs in Canada?

In the U.S., there are very powerful street gangs. The journalists from This American Life, a liberal-leaning but very fair program on National Public Radio did a 6-month undercover investigation (known and approved by the police) in the toughest area of Chicago. The programs on NPR describing this operation and the conclusions are fascinating and frightening.

In short, EVERY child in the inner-city neighborhoods of Chicago is ASSIGNED to a street gang by the leaders of these gangs, and the children do not DARE to object. They may not necessarily be involved with the illegal gang activities, but they are expected to identify themselves with their gang…or else.

They wear gang colors and exhibit the gang symbols. And they keep quiet if necessary, or speak out if necessary.

They do not go to the cops for help.

The journalists did discover ONE student who had resisted being assigned to a gang. He never left his house, but homechooled. I think (it’s a been a few years) that his mother was allowed to leave the house to work and shop, but the student was never, ever outside, ever. He looked forward to graduating from high school, at which time he planned to leave his home and attend college and move far away from Chicago.

But here’s the thing about these very powerful street gangs–they serve as recruting sources for the powerful big-city mobs, which also have connection to the world-wide criminal syndicates. The teens who perform well and rise to leadership positions in their gangs are invited to join the mobs.

All of this mob/gang activity gained its impetus back during Prohibition, when Chicago was ruled by the mob, which supplied liquor to towns and cities all over America. There was a pipeline between Chicago and St. Louis, which is explains why St. Louis is also one of the most crime-ridden cities in the U.S.–the mobs are still very much at work.

OUR city is in a geographical location that made it an ideal “escape zone” for mob members fleeing Chicago or St. Louis. Same for gangs–our police department and sheriff tell us that gang members are often sent to our city to “hide out” until things “cool off” and they can return to their city. Gang members in our city help them to avoid arrest–and often violence breaks out because these big city gang members are steeped in criminality.

A few weeks ago, young people were shot (2 died) in one weekend in our city.

And THAT’S valid reason to get RID of “HOUSING PROJECTS”–they are ideal recruiting zones for gangs. They concentrate poverty, despair, and ANGER in one area, and that area becomes almost like a fortress that is difficult for charitable workers, health care pros, ministers and laypeople, and of course, the police, to enter to provide help.
 
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