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To: wardaddy
"being uncivil would be a nice start"

Interestingly, one of our biggest strengths is also one of our biggest problems: we were generally raised right. We're generally polite, well-mannered, civil, courteous, and kind. We mind our own business. We're not always looking for the upper hand. We're honest. We tell the truth. We trust people until they give us a reason not to. We look for the best in people, rather than assuming the worst. We generally do not want to tell others how to live.

I think it's time to not be civil. I'm thinking of a quote from a movie where the good guy finally got tired of putting up with the bad guys' crap, "You tell 'em I'm coming, and Hell's coming with me!"

Just a thought.

417 posted on 03/23/2010 4:57:10 PM PDT by ronnyquest (There's a communist living in the White House! Now, what are you going to do about it?)
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To: ronnyquest

Love that movie!


420 posted on 03/23/2010 5:24:08 PM PDT by rxsid (HOW CAN A NATURAL BORN CITIZEN'S STATUS BE "GOVERNED" BY GREAT BRITAIN? - Leo Donofrio (2009))
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To: ronnyquest

My ancestors were raised right and polite and didn’t abuse women or leave bastard kids everywhere they pissed and said yes ma’am and yes sir.

and still do

but when they have had to fight, they fight like hell, in fact they have always carried a disproportionate share of comabt duty both as US and southern troopers

being raised right shouldn’t preclude that

I was just watching OButthead going on abou the nasty rhetoric on the right...what an ass...maybe he’d olike us to talk graphic sex with them like he would


421 posted on 03/23/2010 5:24:12 PM PDT by wardaddy (trouble is coming)
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