To: mac_truck
Concurring bump...as Robert likes to say there are 'social consequences' how you dress, behave and associate with in public.
It does, there is no question. Taking sides has consequences. However, those consequences can be more survivable - and have more dignity and fulfillment of conscience - than being a bystander, swept away and burned with the chaff of the times.
That knife cuts both ways.
I agree.
To: Robert Teesdale; mac_truck; All
... there are 'social consequences' how you dress, behave and associate with in public... Social consequences are one thing.
Legal consequences are a whole 'nother talk show.
108 posted on
08/18/2015 5:53:44 PM PDT by
Finny
(Be ready to own what you vote for. Voting "against" is pretend. You can only vote "for.")
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