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To: Windflier
I've pondered what to do with the hell-bent left in this country many times, and have come to the conclusion that they have to be forcibly expatriated to stabilize the nation.

Wow. So you're saying we should force American citizens as defined by any American law to leave the country, at gun-point if necessary?

And if they choose not to go?

I'm hoping you boys have been sucking down a few gin and tonics (I don't blame you a bit) and otherwise wouldn't carry on like this.

Start breaking the rules and the only rule becomes the rule of force.

53 posted on 03/04/2011 5:13:59 PM PST by JusPasenThru (HEY UNION MEMBER: INVEST IN YOUR OWN DAMN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A CHANGE!)
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To: JusPasenThru
Wow. So you're saying we should force American citizens as defined by any American law to leave the country, at gun-point if necessary?

American citizens? No - we're saying that TRAITORS and FELLOW TRAVELERS, as defined by US law, should be expatriated by force, if necessary.

Those Americans who have willfully abandoned the principles upon which this country was founded, and who have accepted political theories which run counter to our agreed-upon framework of civilization, can no longer rightfully be considered a part of the whole, and are therefore, enemies of the common purpose and continued survival of the nation.

What would you like to do - sit down and try to convince the hard-core left to see things our way? Are you willing to continue the current status quo of incremental destruction of our constitutional republic by the left? What solution do you propose?

67 posted on 03/04/2011 6:10:22 PM PST by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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