Not pro-slavery? What am I talking about?
Simply this:
1. Creating conditions that allow what the slavers do when they smuggle in people to work here. The Rape-trees, the people dying in cargo containers, all of it. Anyone who through his actions aids that is just the same. McCain aids it by allowing it through law and creating a magnet to give the slavers, cyoties [sp?] a hook.
2. Economically enslaving our granchildren, piling debt that will allow the communization of our country, 80%+ tax rates on everyone, enslaving our children to foreign power via energy needs. Hyper-inflation, the new $2billion base for baseline budgeting... thanks, John.
3. Damaging the Constitution, the blueprint that allows us to be a "Nation Not of Men, But of Laws" -- especially in something as essential to the framework of freedom as Amendments 1&2. When you find it impossible to air opposing views, thank your "hero", he's the one brought that essential change to the Constitution with CFR.
I could keep this up, but let put it in these terms:
If McCain had caved at The Hilton, fewer lives would have been destroyed than are being destroyed now by his actively seeking Socialism. Add the possible fall of the Republic (are you certain it won't?), and no, his "herosm" doesn't give him a pass.
In your mind, at what point does his "get out of jail free" card expire? Where is the line in the sand for you? Does he have to burn the Constitution on the Hill's steps? What's too much fraternizing with our Republic's enemies disqualifies his previous service?
The Arnold comparison is apt. Arnold was wounded at Saratoga... in those day any wound was possibly deadly. A statue was erected to him, and if not for "turning coat" he'd doubtless be remembered as one of our greatest leaders. He's not, and that's because our forefathers weren't touchy-feely brainwashed.
Marvelous post. And, you didn't even scratch the surface of Juan's treachery. I would wish that he were more like the "old soldiers" MacArthur spoke of, and simply fade away.
Thanks for your service, John. Now go.