Fair enough on the editing if I wasn’t adequately clear.
You wrote: “What I would suggest is that what people hates to poll the constitution cause it’s the govenment’s simply hates an individual granted some power?”
It seemed to me like you started saying something like: What I would suggest is that what people hate to poll about the constitution because (snip)
And it is after this point that it seems like you’ve a real issue and need editing. Who is hating, for example, and who is being hated? It is possible that the issue is before that point and it was not the polling you were really getting at. Essentially the sentence needs some TLC.
As for this latest post, what you assert what the rest of the world sees, I would suggest that this is simply an anecdotal assertion on your part.
We have a fundamental disagreement on a matter of philosophy that extends to cause and affect. Where I, who sees wisdom in the practical scientific observations of Adam Smith, really do not even appear in what you may think of as the political spectrum.
Moreover, we may certainly disagree on whom is brainwashed.
The Alinskyites, the Cultural Marxist and before them the Communists as discussed by someone like Bella Dodd (School of Darkness, 1963) on the Left has invested significantly in producing many indoctrinated persons as Useful Idiots and a relative few educated persons to be fellow travelers.
In the past, when trying to help clarify someone if he, as a Leftist, had an education and a philosophy – or if he had been indoctrinated and merely had an ideology – I asked him to reflect on how he reacted to the rhetorical term “Islamophobia” which was a neologism coined to pigglyback Islam onto the success of the similar term “homophobia” and usurp the emotional and rhetorical themes associated with “homophobia” to serve the likes of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Please note that I didn’t ask him to tell me about his reaction to the neologism but to reflect upon it within himself. I wasn’t asking him to justify anything to me.
What I told him about the possible significance of his reaction is this: if he is able to look past the word and the emotional baggage assigned to it so that he could choose to resist the rhetoric then he had been given an education. But if he was unable to see past the emotional core of the rhetoric, if he found he could not easily consider it rhetoric to even be mere rhetoric but felt compelled to consider it profoundity, then he’d been merely indoctrinated.
The Left needs both sorts. They need actual fellow travelers, but they don’t need many because it’s hard to keep a lot of folks who’ve been taught to think on the same page. Conversely they do need lots of support, and so they fashion through indoctrination human parrots who squawk on command.
It’s why someone like Bill Ayers put up his bomb making tools and refocused on “educating” future teachers.