To: GSlob
a draft [without loopholes, or with very few of them] can also bring in increased social cohesion.
Social cohesion is the goal of totalitarian states. Freedom is the goal of the United States.
To: freedomdefender
"Social cohesion is the goal of totalitarian states. Freedom is the goal of the United States."
Thinking first, replying later would do you a lot of good:
Any state, be it free, not so free, or totalitarian, needs a measure of social cohesion to exist. Without this cohesion what one gets is the tower of Babel [a multiculturalist dream, BTW]. So the question is, in what measure does a free country [especially a free country at war] need social cohesion, to what measure do we already possess such cohesion, is the present measure of cohesion sufficient or does it need strengthening?
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11/19/2006 11:15:30 AM PST by
GSlob
To: freedomdefender
Your posts on this thread have been right on.
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