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Where Will You Be When the Lights Go Out?

TDBLU Wrote: Jun 03, 2012 11:41 AM

Individual Choice. That is the deciding factor, or should be, or was supposed to be, the reason the Constitution was wrtitten for,and why the U.S. became the foremost leader on the planet in the field of, well, just about everything, in the first place. As long as nobody is being singled out, tied to a fencepost, and having a bonfire built around them by a chanting crowd, without having deliberately harming another individual,(as in sharia"law") it is a duty to allow that choice. As it is, Uncle Gubmint has become our own version of sharia. Kick 'em out, now, or lose Everything. Escapism and denial won't stop it.

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