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To: bestintxas
Maybe you are right. but in 1776 they did not have the Internet nor the ability to separately identify individuals.
The ‘revolutionaries’ had an active and established leadership which I would have been(then and now) an active follower. I recognize my personal shortcoming including a limited ability to lead anything. With good leadership today. . . well, we all must be careful. My concern is being single out of a loose coalition, without backup, and made an example of.
50 posted on 06/05/2014 9:32:35 AM PDT by dirtymac (Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country)
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To: dirtymac

“Maybe you are right. but in 1776 they did not have the Internet nor the ability to separately identify individuals.
The ‘revolutionaries’ had an active and established leadership which I would have been(then and now) an active follower. I recognize my personal shortcoming including a limited ability to lead anything. With good leadership today. . . well, we all must be careful. My concern is being single out of a loose coalition, without backup, and made an example of.”

I say just the opposite. It had to be a lot easier for a military force to knock on doors and you would be standing by yourself.

Now one has awesome communications wherein the word spreads very quickly, seconds and minutes, not days of traveling.

You have more support than you suspect.

We will need it when Obama sends his military forces to knock of the doors of honest Americans who decide not to agree with his arrogant usage of power we did not give him.


54 posted on 06/05/2014 1:29:27 PM PDT by bestintxas (Every time a RINO bites the dust a founding father gets his wings)
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