[Join Or Die]

I've found that to be par for the course on this site honestly. Sometimes I'm both amazed and terrified of the short sightedness of some "conservatives" on here. It seems many people on here are all for freedom and liberty as long as it jives with their worldview, otherwise they want you banned, outlawed, censored or killed. Just like the terrorists.

[JamesP81]

I've found that to be par for the course on this site honestly.

I've been appalled more than once by the ignorance, especially of American history, of many conservatives, both here and from elsewhere.

[el_texicano]

Freedom of speech is not absolute. By that I mean there are limitations to free speech, such as yelling fire in a crowded theater. Those who advocate the overthrow of the US Constitution and all that goes with it have violated their sworn duty to uphold that constitution.

It is one thing to criticize the government, it's officials, and it's policies. It is completely another to preach sedition, violence and murder to overthrow the government. Such is the crap that comes out of the Imam's mouths every day.

It is this very group we are talking about that would be the first to deny you your right to free speech if their chilling spirit becomes accepted in this society. We cannot tolerate this in no way shape and form.

Those who want to scream "first amendnment violation" should an evenhanded enforcement of deportation begin to occur...these are useful idiots who are in effect turning our constitution into a suicide pact.

[najida]

That's why stay and chime in. Others have stomped away in anger, but I'd rather try and help keep the sanity.

And yeah, I've stepped over a line or said things at times that I look back on and go "that was so wrong". I'm hoping others will chime in.

I'm looking at this from a 'if we do this to X what keeps us from doing it to Y?' standpoint.

Y being me ;)

[null and void]

Re: your screen name.


Isn't that the core of the møøslimb creed?