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| November 8, 2004
| Lee Kaplan
Posted on 11/14/2004 1:04:05 PM PST by Exton1
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To: AlfAlpha
I'm all for tromping the " civil liberties" of these a$$holes. Maybe now that the grownups are in control, we can start doing something about it.
If not, I'm armed and ready. ;)
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posted on
11/14/2004 2:43:27 PM PST
by
AirForceMom
(I have post-election elation syndrome)
To: Ptarmigan
I'm serious about saying that, too--DEAD serious. Let's have a homeland version of the Bush Doctrine: we will take the fight TO THEM when we feel threatened, either by their words or their actions; & if they think they wanna fight us, we will say "BRING IT ON!"
To: libfo
The ACLU can be first in line if they choose to not step aside on this one.
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posted on
11/14/2004 2:45:12 PM PST
by
AirForceMom
(I have post-election elation syndrome)
To: libertyman
I couldn't agree more. We should take the fight to them, not here. Remember 9/11.
64
posted on
11/14/2004 2:47:18 PM PST
by
Ptarmigan
(Proud rabbit hater and killer)
To: Exton1
Time for some deportations, anybody have an old C-123 or Liberty Ship we can use?
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posted on
11/14/2004 2:47:20 PM PST
by
Nowhere Man
(We have enough youth, how about a Fountain of Smart?)
To: libfo
The reasons why these common bastards use tactics like these are because :A. conservatives and republicans are too chicken s*** to do anything about it I think in this case he was outnumbered.
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posted on
11/14/2004 2:55:10 PM PST
by
Bommer
(Thanks to one and all for appreciating my movies. I'll be back!)
Comment #67 Removed by Moderator
To: risk
Frankly, a good punch in the nose is sometimes the most efficient way to change a landscape. We used to operate this way a little more often, and I think it wasn't all that bad.
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posted on
11/14/2004 3:01:15 PM PST
by
raptor29
To: risk
I cannot support that talk. What I think we should be demanding is that our leaders, both academic and state (as well as federal) kick these students out of the university, and deport them or prosecute them for assault, verbal threats, and treason.
If our leaders continue to ignore the threat to law and order that these people present, they will indeed have to contend with the less principled among us. We will all regret it when it happens, trust me.
Where is our political leadership? Gavin Newsom, the man who could stomach any sort of twosome, the one who is preoccupied by union negotiations today, the man whose slick styles and vapid comments about morality have swept the media, what is he doing?
We are like a rudderless ship on a Sargasso Sea.
Well it looks that way. Like you I see following the law in respect to crimes committed and if need be, deportations is the true way to go. As you put it, we are like as rudderless ship with no direction and no captain with convictions. Nature abhores a vacuum so either somebody will take charge and resort to more drastic measures or more likely, you'll have independent actions with no "legal controlling authority" (fed up people acting on their own) all over the place. People can only take so much and if there is no true leadership, then there will be lot of people acting on their own like they are doing in Holland.
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posted on
11/14/2004 3:04:57 PM PST
by
Nowhere Man
(We have enough youth, how about a Fountain of Smart?)
To: libfo
Wasn't like this years ago, but learning how to shoot a gun and watching the liberals trying to take said guns away........well, I woke up fast. Doesn't hurt that my husband is a military collector...His license plate says WW2*NUT. He taught me to shoot, and I love it. And I'm a pretty good shot too!
70
posted on
11/14/2004 3:05:30 PM PST
by
AirForceMom
(I have post-election elation syndrome)
To: raptor29
I know what you mean. But I'm also arguing that we should look beyond the upity Arabs and their sympathetic leftist coconspirators to uncover the feckless nature of our California political leadership. Who is ultimately responsible for the importation of these hateful students? Who riles them up in marxist course after marxist course? Who funds an institution like SFSU where the administration, the teachers, and the student body's leadership either ignores or encourages such behavior?
These questions are deeper and more disturbing than the urge to punch a black checked scarf wearing communist in the nose.
Aren't our leaders much more responsible for the demonstrated breakdown in the rule of law represented by their actual behavior than these students, naive as they are?
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posted on
11/14/2004 3:06:53 PM PST
by
risk
To: Exton1
They were all around us wearing black and white keffiyahs like Arafat wears, said Finarelli about Wednesdays latest assault.Correction: Like Arafat wore. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
To: Nowhere Man
Our leaders need to understand that they hold the key to upholding our laws. We have all the rules on our books we need to solve these problems. If they fail to do that, and if unprincipled people react and take the law into their own hands, the blame will lay heavily on our ineffectual mayor, the INS, the campus administration, the city police in SF, the county and state police, the district attornies involved, and the press. On the other hand, these agencies and leaders could work together to apply the laws we've discussed!
73
posted on
11/14/2004 3:10:48 PM PST
by
risk
To: Exton1
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posted on
11/14/2004 3:14:17 PM PST
by
Fiddlstix
(This Tagline for sale. (Presented by TagLines R US))
To: Exton1
accused the conservative students of being responsible for the murder of Palestinian babies due to their support for President BushI wonder if they would agree that they are then responsible for the deaths of 3000 people in New York? On second thought, I bet they would. And be proud of it, too.
Time for internment.
To: Exton1
Can you imagine the headlines if the tables were turned and the mob was conservative?
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posted on
11/14/2004 3:19:15 PM PST
by
rbg81
Comment #77 Removed by Moderator
To: Exton1
On that day, Victor Traycey, one of the members of the conservative club, was slapped by Nala Gardizi, an Arab woman student who was part of an entourage led by four Palestinian women who accused the conservative students of being responsible for the murder of Palestinian babies due to their support for President Bush I will never be convinced that the US is serious about stopping terrorism while nazi thugs like these 'students' are allowed to run wild in the streets and assault American citizens!
Why the h*** are al-quida symps like these Pallies still in this country???
To: Exton1
SF State has been nothing but a communist indoctrination center for many years. The administration actively encourages this kind of thing. I'm surprised they haven't been sued into oblivion and I can't for the life of me figure out why a conservative would want to attend classes there. It's just an absolutely horrible atmosphere -- threatening, violent, narrow-minded.
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posted on
11/14/2004 3:39:04 PM PST
by
Bonaparte
(twisting slowly, slowly in the wind...)
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