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[iontheball]

The Sultan's analogy to the fire in the theater quote from the Schenck ruling is exquisite. Perfect analogy on First Amendment issues.

[Flintlock]

Notice that the word “falsely” is NEVER used when quoting Schenk’s ruling?

There definitley IS a fire, fellow moviegoers. Better lock and load, boys and girls.

[alexander_busek]

[...] did not promise the grieving father that his son's killers would pay. She promised him that the man who offended his son's killers would pay. [...]

For me, that's the money-quote.

Regards,

[csmusaret]

Awesome commentary....

The innocence of Obama is intertwined with the innocence of Muslims. If Muslims are innocent of terror, then so is the foreign policy that has empowered them. But if Muslims are guilty of terror then the politicians who have pandered to them are guilty of enabling it at the least. If Muslims are innocent of terror, then Obama is innocent of complicity in their terror. But if Muslim terror is a true thing, then the man who helped them unleash it by toppling stable governments and replacing them with Islamist movements and militias shares in their guilt.

[arasina]

The woman whose policy had overthrown the Libyan government and then placed a barely defended consulate in the middle of a city of Jihadists, did not promise the grieving father that his son's killers would pay. She promised him that the man who offended his son's killers would pay. Not only would his son be the first casualty of that appeasement policy, but the Constitution that his son had sworn to support and defend would be the second casualty.

A complicit media didn't question that promise by Hillary! Clinton. They seem to believe they have a higher level of First Amendment protection than "The People", but the muslim alligator makes no distinction when it is hungry.

[MuttTheHoople]

[Robert DeLong]

Excellent analogy. Perhaps a few liberals might even get it, though the vast majority still wouldn’t.

[Dudoight]

This article is brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. Period.

[ClearCase_guy]

BTTT

[meyer]

Another awesome piece. Well written.

[GOPJ]

If Muslims are innocent of terror, then so is the foreign policy that has empowered them. But if Muslims are guilty of terror then the politicians who have pandered to them are guilty of enabling...

Obama and democrats have no idea how expert Muslim are at exploiting this type of weakness...

[Albion Wilde]

In the age of terror, the dangerous ones are not those who denounce the war, but those who denounce the lack of a war, who upset the balance of an inept policy that seeks a small controllable conflict by closing our eyes to the larger threat. It is these dangerous ones who must be censored so that we may go on safely losing our nation... The War on Terror has not impeded the civil liberties of those who oppose the war, but of those who oppose the terror.