The way you see it, most Americans will line up, turn over their weapons, and get into the train cars.
We are not that type of people.
Will states secede from the Union, I have no idea. Will people raise guns in armed battle all over this nation, again I don't know.
But I do know if this BO eligibility issue is swept under the rug, we true conservatives and patriots will begin to make decisions on a proper course of action.
You asked — “Seriously, how much kool-aid have you drank?”
Well, a cute little phrase from the Jim Jones days... but not applicable here, unless you’ve been drinking it in regards to succession and armed revolution just because we’ve lost an election...
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You said — “The way you see it, most Americans will line up, turn over their weapons, and get into the train cars.”
No, I would say that they way you see it is that when you lose an election to someone like Obama, that you think this means you will see people being required to get into train cars and people being required to give up their guns.
You seem to have forgotten that those things are unconstitutional and we still have a political system and three branches of government and that the U.S. Supreme Court has affirmed the Second Amendment, even recently.
None of what we’ve seen is worthy of an armed revolution or succession from the United States. It’s still a political fight and will remain that way for a long time to come.
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You said — “But I do know if this BO eligibility issue is swept under the rug, we true conservatives and patriots will begin to make decisions on a proper course of action.”
You know..., this birth certificate thing was an issue for a long time before the election and most of the Republicans, themselves wouldn’t pay any attention to it. I don’t know why you’re thinking these same Republicans are going to start paying attention to it now... considering that a significant majority of the voters put Obama in office.
You’re the one who seems to think this birth certificate issue is more important *now* even though it’s been around for a long time and definitely long before any elections took place.
I’m going by *previous example* of what happened. No one wanted to pay too much attention to it. What’s going to happen now? Well, pretty much the same thing, hardly anyone will want to pay attention to it, just like before the election.
The time to have *really* exposed this as an issue and for the public to have *responded* to it would have been *before the election*.
If you think they’re going to respond any differently now that they’ve elected him, I believe you’re sadly mistaken...