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To: ConservaTexan

You can take your hardcore lib comment and stuff it. The hardcore lib comment is a misstatement of fact, is fatually inaccurate, simple minded and ludicrous. I swore an oath and spent a career promising to uphold and defend the Constitution and I still hold to that oath.

You, on the other hand, hold on to a conflict and mythical ideal that was ended almost 150 years ago. A democrat party myth at that. I’m tired of the stupid “lost cause” comments that come up every time this type of topic comes up.

Are you a supporter of the Constitution and the Republic or would you let a long lost democrat inspired attempt to dissolve the union get in the way of restoring the Constitution and Republic? In 1860 the democrat party wanted to read the Constitution in such a way that they could retain slavery “The Cause”. Now the same party of slavery wants to throw out the Constitution to hold all productive citizens as tax slaves and slaves to a socialist system that serves them and their no-work supporters.

Which is it? Are you a supporter of the Constitutional principles or are you a supporter of the party of slavery principles which are the same now as then.


234 posted on 12/31/2012 9:17:58 AM PST by RJS1950 (The democrats are the "enemies foreign and domestic" cited in the federal oath)
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To: RJS1950

Sorry, but I think you are wrong or at least incomplete on many of your historical assertions. I support all the amendments to the constitution. It seems you are willing to overlook the 10th amendment just as many large government liberals do today. I won’t tell you to stuff it, but I will say have a happy and safe New Year.


239 posted on 12/31/2012 10:07:12 AM PST by ConservaTexan (February 6, 1911)
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