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To: ronnyquest

I am sympathetic to the urgency.
My argument is for leadership, the sort that engenders political unity. Absent this, disparate acts of resistance to the status quo are easily marginalized and then criminalized.


163 posted on 01/30/2013 6:30:39 AM PST by Ouchthatonehurt
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To: Ouchthatonehurt
"I am sympathetic to the urgency. My argument is for leadership, the sort that engenders political unity. Absent this, disparate acts of resistance to the status quo are easily marginalized and then criminalized."

Certainly, but we will soon all be criminals in any case. The new law in New York is but a taste of things to come. Through the NDAA we can be arrested for any reason or no reason at all and detained incommunicado indefinitely. A criminal enterprise has replaced our government and those in it are strangling the life out of our republic. So, should we talk some more? That has worked so well up until now. It is clear that there is no leadership (nor spine) left in the Republican party, so to whom do we turn? There are leaders on our side; we have to goad them into action. Militias hold the key.

Playing nicely with the other kids does not work. We have tried to keep ourselves from stooping to the tactics used by the left. In the meantime, the left and their agenda march steadily onward.

164 posted on 01/30/2013 7:30:50 AM PST by ronnyquest (I spent 20 years in the Army fighting the enemies of freedom only to see marxism elected at home.)
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