[Michael.SF.]

The more important question is: How do we deal with this problem in a lawful, and acceptable manner ?

Good point and question. My suggestion:

We have to start at home, with our kids. Discussing issues, pointing out the absurdities when we see it and standing up for what is right.

My wife and I raised two sons. The oldest is now on the USS Abraham Lincoln and is "READY NOW" (He is in the Y for those who saw the picture).

My other son is a freshman in college. Before he left, I gave him a bit of a speech about the liberalness of college professors and reminding him that the professors are not smarter then him, just more knowledgable on specific subjects. I advised him that he might have to often keep quiet, rather then voice his true feelings.His comment:

"Dad, I have been doing that for years."

Count two more for our side.

[Jacob Kell]

It's a damn shame that students often have to keep quiet instead of being able to freely speak their mind. Too bad we can't Ceaucescu these Pink Punks right now, instead of having to wait for them to die or retire.

[genefromjersey]

I'd call that a heck of a good start !

I've been thinking : Since the lefties are so fond of all things Red, why not use ( the late, and unlamented ) Chairman Mao's Little Red Book... against them ?

Why not build up the political equivalent of a guerrilla movement : using all the little discontents and problems the voters they "represent" have been subjected to ? Why not begin running for local offices - below the radar of the state and national committees, and use that to establish a reputable political power base ?

The thing is : there is no law against leftists being what they are ; but we'd better start moving before they make it illegal to be what we are !

If the way the 60's radicals screamed and shouted down anyone who disagreed with them is any index of mindset, it won't be long until they try to force everyone to agree with them.