Dox47 wrote:
Burzum wrote:
I *think* he was trying to take a shot at someone, though it seems the real damage was done to the English language, or at least the plain spoken version. There used to be another poster around here who spoke almost entirely in allegory and indirect references, not sure where he got off to, but he had some real head-scratching posts as well.
The quote involved a previous post, of the poster quoted, asserting that the rights of a God superseded all Human Rights.
The second part involved Constitutional Authority, as Orwell's "1984" taken as "all that is not required is prohibited", as the U.S. President is not restricted to only doing what is required, but is only restricted from doing what is prohibited, with many controversies involved of "permitted", such as "Ford pardons Nixon" beforehand, or "Truman seizes steel mills".
The third part is metaphor from part of the "Book of Job", with the three branches of government, and the lesser branches deciding to cut the tree down, instead of being productive, as the lesser holds the whole as excessive, and the larger at fault.
The wording is "embedded Bierce", and I was thinking of including the "two-ton-ten" of public holy rollers with Dr. Dobson under the bed of conservative "social disruption".
Tadzio
http://www.au.org/search/site/two-ton-ten
http://www.au.org/media/press-releases/ ... ing-partly