[Constantine XIII]

"You may fear a Dem or another other than Bush, but a Dem would take us to a quick death, where we can then unite and deal with it and correct it. Would you rather the inevitable be put off only to be dealt with by your children? I'd rather we start on the road to taking back our country in my generation."

How would we deal with it and correct it? It is a hell of a lot more work to undo the effects of chaos and destruction than to prevent them in the first place.

To overcome the devil is one thing. To invite him to "come get some" in order to overcome him is another thing entirely.

D@##17, we haven't lost our country yet! It is within our power to fix things as they are if only we will try, there is no need for some sort of cockamamie "Ominous Big Changes" to take place.

You are here, so it is likely that you are good people. You have seen the kind of horror that these people can inflict. Would you want even the smallest fraction of what has befallen North Korea or China to come here?

That is what we are inviting. A Democrat victory will meen the drawing down of our defenses. We will get hurt, and hurt bad. Then who knows what will happen. Unlike goofy commentators, most of us here know that if we take a few hundered thousand casualties, America will cry for blood. It will get ugly. And once that fire is lit, who knows what will happen.

There is nothing that can justify that future if it can be avoided.

[dmzTahoe]

Good points, but let me ask you this hypothetical question:

If you had persistent pain in your body and live it with for years, and it gets worse, do you stay away from going to a doctor because you fear it is cancer and life threatening and you fear dealing with it?

Or, as soon as it gets to a certain point, do you go to a doctor because you want to know for certain what it is and then deal with it head on?

I'd prefer the latter, so bring it on now, rather than later.