Patent Rights to Non U.S. Constitutional Democracies 05 11 2025

 You know, I really believe that we don't need to honor any patent rights to non U.S. Constitution Democracies or other foreign Gov types.

Why validate that form of Government?

Why validate for example monarchy or Communist countries by doing so?  Why allow that transfer or payment of monies in what amounts to be support of our enemies?

And what gives this idea further credibility?  The way that low wage and poor working condition countries knock off and undercut products likely originally developed here.

And on the flipside, I do believe that tools should be inexpensive for me in the United States.  Ask yourself what that fosters?  Patriarchalness.  Adult responsibility.  

I don't believe in the idea of high prices for tools creating a monopoly thereby of in effect who can live like a man.

And perhaps there is an element of this.  For example the price of sewing machines comes down and then foreign textile factories fill with them?  Whereby the United States woman becomes a flapper girl hood rat with all her swill drinking time.  And then nobody can figure out where mental defect birth defects come from in the United States.  And sure it has something to do with Republicans cutting environmental regs and polluting everything.  And to tell you the truth what is the motivation?  To allow small bus to be more profitable?  Or to allow irresponsible business owners to flourish?  And perhaps the regs where subjectively applied.  Just like I would assert grants were subjectively granted.

That's all.

© 2025 Thomas Paul Murphy

Off topic.  And I do view the lessening of your rights as an attack on the patriarchal Constitutional foundation of our country.  But on the flipside we might have a large cadre of people here who have less than zero intent of becoming assimilated into our democracy.

And that porky piglike guy on the evening news hates this stuff.

And when you see commentary like that last sentence?  Well that is just something ugly that is waiting to get out to discredit me.  Perhaps Jesus Christ said it best when he said, "It is you who said that."