The Thread To Rally The Troops...

medicineman said:
I was hanging with you untill you mentioned Andrew. I personally wouldn't vote him in as dogcatcher, no offense. I'm for the constitution, but a modern interpretation, one that fits modern times. The founding fathers expressly wanted this document to be a living document, one with provisions to fit the times. They never could have concieved of the society as it is. The basic tenents of the constitution are solid. They just need to be able to fit into todays society. Napolitano is too strict when interpreting it.
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Actually, Thomas Jefferson did conceive of a society like this. He worried that the Federal Government would take away the rights of the States and Citizens of not only this country but others as well. That dictators would run this country if the citizens didn't stand up and stop them. Even though he helped form the government, write the Bill of Rights, The Constitution, etc., he was outspoken about the fact of what he was helping start could possibly end up being a bad thing for generations to come.
 
Florida Girl said:
It would have to LITERALLY be a million +

If only a few hundred engaged in revolution... the military would put it down.... AND FAST! Any sitting President could/would defend the death of 100 Americans at the hands of our military as justfiable as he/she would portray them as traitors. Americans would likely be pacified by this portrayal of a few hundred people they don't know.

Now a MILLION + people revolting.... not so easy to put down with force. Not so easy to explain killing them with the old "it was a few traitors" routine.

Personally I'd rather see MILLIONS and MILLIONS of people revolting via their VOTE! In this Country there is NO NEED for violence when we can peacefully come together at EVERY ELECTION and VOTE THE SCUM OUT!
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Trouble is, scum out, scum in. By the time they get enough recognition to be electable, they are bought and paid for by corporate America.Wake me up when enough people get smart enough to see that popularity does not a good president make. In fact, with the present system, I doubt we'd ever get honest representatives. We get: starting from the local businessman, every corrupt local official from ombudsman to president. they are all in cahoots to further their own agenda. Show me one that has the American people in mind. Wait, there is this Obama character, maybe he is the one. Let us pray.
 
I'm not a soldier, but I'd rally to your cause. To kill you losers one bullet at a time.......:peace:

God bless American President George W Bush, for doing the right thing by keeping us safe. Oh, and since we are playing the irrational name callers game, fuck your mothers.......:mrgreen:
 
ccodiane said:
I'm not a soldier, but I'd rally to your cause. To kill you losers one bullet at a time.......:peace:

God bless American President George W Bush, for doing the right thing by keeping us safe. Oh, and since we are playing the irrational name callers game, fuck your mothers.......:mrgreen:
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Before I continue, are you directing this toward me?
 
medicineman said:
Hey Dave, welcome to CCdianes world, a world full of hate and puss filled diatribes. A real G.W.Bush lover.
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Lover, neigh.....BUT, to say I love my family, BUT, I hate my mom, seems ludicrous at best.:-| At worst, it's utterly shameful. Here is where you chime in, losers.
 
ccodiane said:
Are you an American, and if so, do you love your country?.........if yes/yes, no. Otherwise, GFYMomma.
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I am an American and I do love my country. So much so that I served in the US Army and my son serves in the US Navy. It's the very reason that I love my country that I am infuriated that our elected representatives no longer represent "The People" and I'm afraid that this current state of affairs will not change without an armed rebellion against those who are now beholden to special interests and their own pursuit of power.
 
VTXDave said:
I am an American and I do love my country. So much so that I served in the US Army and my son serves in the US Navy. It's the very reason that I love my country that I am infuriated that our elected representatives no longer represent "The People" and I'm afraid that this current state of affairs will not change without an armed rebellion against those who are now beholden to special interests and their own pursuit of power.
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We vote every 2 or 4 years.....................this power supercedes armed rebellion, in my opinion. Your infuriation only need spread to other voters, and rebellion we will have, at the ballot box.
 
Well it was Thomas Jefferson who said that "a country needs to have an armed rebellion every 20 years in order to keep the government honest."
As I see it we are 11.6 revolts behind.
 
Dankdude said:
Well it was Thomas Jefferson who said that "a country needs to have an armed rebellion every 20 years in order to keep the government honest."
As I see it we are 11.6 revolts behind.
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I think you and Dave ought to start one. By the time it gets to Nv., it will be so humongus that I can join in incognito, never know where those spy cameras are located, Divide and conquer you know.
 
medicineman said:
I think you and Dave ought to start one. By the time it gets to Nv., it will be so humongus that I can join in incognito, never know where those spy cameras are located, Divide and conquer you know.
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Exactly the point I logged in to make.........Where are all the real men, the men who take matters into their own hands. Are we so communalized that we no longer have the personal fortitude to take matters into our own hands and assassinate the vile perpetrators. Not that I agree that this is the proper course of action, but with all this dissent you would think an attempt on a politicians life would be commonplace. Or are we only metro-sexual type men. "Lets form a mob so I can facelessly destroy property and life." A real man would revolt and pray others followed. Not wait for followers and then revolt.
 
ccodiane said:
Exactly the point I logged in to make.........Where are all the real men, the men who take matters into their own hands. Are we so communalized that we no longer have the personal fortitude to take matters into our own hands and assassinate the vile perpetrators. Not that I agree that this is the proper course of action, but with all this dissent you would think an attempt on a politicians life would be commonplace. Or are we only metro-sexual type men. "Lets form a mob so I can facelessly destroy property and life." A real man would revolt and pray others followed. Not wait for followers and then revolt.
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isn't it rather obvious that americans and the human race in general have lost the will for courage? courage is now measured by a man's willingness subject himself to ridicule, as if embarrassment were the most we had to fear. there is no revolt unless some immediate profit can be gained and profit is considered only in the most materialistic forms. comfort is praised above all else, sacrifice is sneered at and true change is seen as counterproductive and dangerous. our slow, steady march toward mediocrity accelerates and is seen as being for the good of society. excellence is to be avoided in an attempt to level the playing field and a dull, plodding pace is set as the pinnacle of human achievement. we have devolved from hunters, both alone and in packs, to herd animals, from predator to prey.

our greatest strengths have been diluted. love has become transitory and hatred is illegal unless institutionalized, charity is a matter for regulation and self-interest is a sin. the weak are encouraged to multiply and the strong are penalized for their success, this is the religion of mediocrity.
 
not everyone has lost courage, do you not see this? there are many people who are waking up to the NWO, and i think it would be best to inform people instead of saying the human race is useless now.

we need a leader to guide us into battle. this is why there hasn't been much movement.
 
undertheice said:
isn't it rather obvious that americans and the human race in general have lost the will for courage? courage is now measured by a man's willingness subject himself to ridicule, as if embarrassment were the most we had to fear. there is no revolt unless some immediate profit can be gained and profit is considered only in the most materialistic forms. comfort is praised above all else, sacrifice is sneered at and true change is seen as counterproductive and dangerous. our slow, steady march toward mediocrity accelerates and is seen as being for the good of society. excellence is to be avoided in an attempt to level the playing field and a dull, plodding pace is set as the pinnacle of human achievement. we have devolved from hunters, both alone and in packs, to herd animals, from predator to prey.

our greatest strengths have been diluted. love has become transitory and hatred is illegal unless institutionalized, charity is a matter for regulation and self-interest is a sin. the weak are encouraged to multiply and the strong are penalized for their success, this is the religion of mediocrity.
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Sounds like communism.......... And, if I thought it the last course of action to protect my life and property, I would kill. And my love is permanent, as permanent as this body I possess. There are still many real men among us yet.

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