Has any other president ever done more to destroy civil rights than Bush?

Question

I mean, how extremely un-American is what he has done to the United States?

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here is a link to my blog about lost freedoms, which cites many examples.

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here is a link to my blog about lost freedoms, which cites many examples.

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here is a link to my blog about lost freedoms, which cites many examples.

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=160916884&blogID=243209819&MyToken=8bd00ca2-a574-4b5c-b8c0-cd029cb5644f

here is a link to my blog about lost freedoms, which cites many examples.

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thank you, Sjean, W Hill, Timothy, driveran, richard, jeb, teekno, middleclass, dazd, and Wreynor.

The rest of you need to wake up.

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Answer 1

Actually Woodrow Wilson was the President that KILLED the USA when he gave our banking system to the European bankers of the Federal Reserve. Noting of course that the only thing Federal about the Federal Reserve are the Federal Felonies they have committed against us.

But no, no one has done as much damage as Bush has to our civil rights, nor has any president ever been so obviously involved in the massacre of innocent American citizens (9/11) or killed as many innocent civillians (Iraq,) as Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 assuming of course, that 9/11 was a legitimate cause for war against anyone other than the controlling faction of our own government.

Answer 2

I read the post submitted by "Sjean" and I found it to be very enlightening. What first came to my mind however was the McCarthy Hearings in which civilians were arrested and questioned by the senate to answer for their un-American activities.

Then there is the reconstruction period in which the citizens of the southern states were denied protection from violations of the Bill of Rights. Even today, the state constitutions of the states of the Confederacy are all redrafted versions dictated to by the Northern politicians and were then enforced at gunpoint by the invasion armies of the north.

Then there is the internment of citizens of the United States who were of Japanese descent, including their minor children during world war 2.

The FBI in the sixties made it a matter of habit to observe anyone that it felt "posed a threat to the United States."

The Clinton Administration used the FBI several times to strongarm people into doing what they were told, and it didn't matter if you were a child or not, the FBI stood quite ready to kill you if you stood in their way. For those with short memories, I bring up the Ruby Ridge, Waco, the Gonzalez child, and the arrests in Seattle during the World Bank Conference.

Bush's policies has violated the Bill of Rights, and the only ones who won't agree with that are the American citizens who have already been arrested, been refused right to counsel, and who have a gun to their head and are going to say exactly what they're supposed to say. However, Bush is not the first President to violate the Bill of Rights and he wont be the last. It is our responsability as Americans to hold our political leaders accountable for when they do cross the line, for in the end it is, us who bear the responsability that goes with our freedom.

Answer 3

Andrew Johnson might have. Here's an interesting excerpt, that shows some parallels, but of course Bush is no racist.

"Blinded by his personal sense of self-grandiosity, his stubborn disregard for political realities, and his blatant racism, Johnson greatly undermined the office of the presidency and is held personally responsible for the victory of congressional authority in conflict with presidential authority. His political ineptitude enabled congressional activists to succeed in imposing presidential restraint upon the chief executive, thus giving to Congress the power to set national policy for the next thirty-five years.

Most importantly, Johnson's strong commitment to obstructing political and civil rights for blacks is principally responsible for the failure of Reconstruction to solve the race problem in the South and perhaps in America as well. Johnson's decision to support the return of the prewar social and economic system -- except for slavery -- cut short any hope of a redistribution of land to the freed people or a more far-reaching reform program in the South."

http://www.millercenter.virginia.edu/Ampres/essays/johnson/biography/8?PHPSESSID=3f0466cd16a694273cffe8ffa3b32381

Answer 4

I am glad you feel that way. Oh wait, no I'm not, cause I'm a supporter of Bush. When the tragedy on September 11th happened, who was there to stand up and say, "We won't take this lying down"? Have we had any more terrorist attacks since then? Nope. (Knock on Wood) Whatever he's done that you think is "destroying civil rights" has made the U.S. a much safer country. How about the right to live? Do you care about that one? Cause terrorists don't

Answer 5

Bill Clinton sent tanks into Waco and tried to abolish the Second Amendment.
Elian Gonzales was kidnapped by the Black Shirts.
Tried to ratify Kyoto
He appointed a WHITE MAN to lead the DNC when a BLACK MAN was more qualified.

Answer 6

Bush is so bad John Dean(Nixon's WH Counsel) says this:

"the Bush Administration makes Nixon look like a piker when it comes to free speech, as well as other civil liberties issues: Its electronic surveillance of American citizens has been done in utter defiance of the law".

"Does the "war on terror" justify the Administration's incursions on civil liberties? Putting this Administration's actions in historical perspective suggests the answer is a resounding no."

More below:

http://writ.corporate.findlaw.com/dean/20060519.html

http://writ.corporate.findlaw.com/dean/

Answer 7

There's a verse in the book of Daniel that perfectly describes the bush administration, It says he acomplishes more than the others. But this has been ongoing for nearly 100 years. The dems were huge on gun control so we could'nt defend ourselves against the present assault on our constitution.

Take 2 minutes to look it up and read it, It's so uncanny it will send chills up your spine.

It basically says in present-day lanquage, He wasn't legally elected, War to bring peace, A flood of truth will break the silence of a secret covenant while he acomplishes more than even his father before him or his grandfather: Prescott Bush who helped finance hitler through his bank in New York.

Answer 8

Yes. Read this.

http://www.independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=1207

Answer 9

Why not ask Japanese americans that lived here during WWII and had to got to "concentration camps" then tell me what has Bush done to destroy civil rights......

Answer 10

In general, your ranting causes disgust in most answerers. This is an obvious smear. Good thing you have the civil right to express your idiotic nonsense. Do you realize that you are a bad person?