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To: 2ndDivisionVet
This is the point: a perfect storm is brewing. I think we're heading for a chaotic and violent period in this country the likes of which no one alive today has ever witnessed. If I'm right, conditions will be ideal for criminals to ply their craft, and President Obama is pushing for gun control at precisely the wrong moment.

I disagree. This guy is living in the past. Today's Americans are complacent and afraid to do anything that might upsxet the apple cart.

Conservatives believe that they will right the ship of state in the next election. Or the one after that. They fail to see that zero has perfected the art of stealing elections and, with a complicit media, complicit Congress, weak and misdirected RNC, and complicit SCOTUS in his corner, we don't grasp the fact that, in the next election, we will only lose more ground.

We have become the America that Ayn Rand described at the end of Atlas Shrugged. And, yet, we fail to see that as well.

America is being murdered before our eyes and all we are willing to do is say "maybe things will be better tomorrow."

12 posted on 02/17/2013 5:22:29 PM PST by DustyMoment (Congress - another name for anti-American criminals!!)
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To: DustyMoment
I wouldn’t bet the farm on that. Someone is buying all those (increasingly) expensive firearms and ammunition, and I don’t think it’s the Obama voters, for the most part. What do they plan on doing with those trillions of dollars worth of guns and ammo, turn it in to the police and military upon the whim of Dear Leader, Diane Feinstein or their state legislators?
21 posted on 02/17/2013 5:33:47 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet (I'll raise $2million for Sarah Palin's presidential run. What'll you do?)
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