True enough. No one's saying it wasn't an imperfect document or that 20 million Native people didn't die in a settler colonial genocide.. I'm just commenting on the "choice" by current pols to abide by the key document of my concern and should've specified "Bill of Rights -- being the pages they choose or not -- to wipe their arses with.
The pols are like the “cafeteria Catholics” who pick and choose which doctrines and edicts to follow vs. which ones to ignore.
I didn’t coin the term of “cafeteria Catholics”. That “cafeteria” concept exists within many organized religions and within the policies and procedures of many secular organizations.
Yes, I've heard it before. It's an apt descriptor, and it just evoked a memory in my old mind that I hadn't imaged in maybe decades. A particular chain of cafeterias in 1950's NYC. That's the human brain for you. Hopelessly unpredictable.
True enough. No one's saying it wasn't an imperfect document or that 20 million Native people didn't die in a settler colonial genocide.. I'm just commenting on the "choice" by current pols to abide by the key document of my concern and should've specified "Bill of Rights -- being the pages they choose or not -- to wipe their arses with.
No disagreement, here.
The pols are like the “cafeteria Catholics” who pick and choose which doctrines and edicts to follow vs. which ones to ignore.
I didn’t coin the term of “cafeteria Catholics”. That “cafeteria” concept exists within many organized religions and within the policies and procedures of many secular organizations.
Yes, I've heard it before. It's an apt descriptor, and it just evoked a memory in my old mind that I hadn't imaged in maybe decades. A particular chain of cafeterias in 1950's NYC. That's the human brain for you. Hopelessly unpredictable.