Six-five--
Darn, exposed for the commie, leftist pinko that I am....LOL... Actually, the 'reds' in redsfann is for the baseball team-- but if the shoe fits.....
fatdaddycool saw the same things I did when I responded to DTB's post. If I took it out of context as to what he meant, then I'm sorry. I don't know the first thing about DTB, nor does he know the first thing about me.
If he has served our country, then my hat is off to him and he has my utmost respect. He was willing to put his life on the line so that I may have the right to say pretty much anything I wish without fear of imprisonment by my government. For all you know, I've got a closet full of medals, too.
One of the hardest things about a free society is accepting views that you do not agree with. I feel confident that neither of us like what the KKK or the Aryan Nation stand for-- but yet they are free to apply for a permit and stage a rally-- just as we are free to show up at that rally and disagree with their positions.
Do I find a right wing conspiracy in everything I read? Not in the least. Do I feel that the majority of the posters here in this forum represent the far-right of the political spectrum? Certainly.
Also, mighty big jump of you to assume Bill Clinton is"my boy" I probably despise the man more than you do--which I'm sure is quite a bit-- with good reason as you would surely agree.
Burn a flag in my presence and you won't live to tell about it, that you can be sure about.
What is it about the Right in this country that just assumes that if your not a brain-dead do what your told stoolie of the Republican party that you somehow don't love your country as much as they do? If you had any knowledge of the Constitution you would understand that the right to free speech is paramount to our freedoms and our way of life.
This country was founded by dissidents--
remember your 6th grade History class?
"Taxation without Representation" ring a bell?
Freedom of religion sound familiar?
Know anything about Thomas Paine? Didn't think so-- pick up a book and give him a read-- now there was a patriot.....
Once again, if I took DTB's words out of context, I am sorry. But re-read what he wrote and come back and let me know if I missed anything, because I'm certain I didn't.
Also must comment on the mostly civil tone of this thread. If you've been at this forum long enough, you would know that I haven't always been the most civil in my replys to those I am in disagreement with.
...... I must be getting mellow in my old age, huh?:shrug:
Quick note to JT-- right on, Brother!
Darn, exposed for the commie, leftist pinko that I am....LOL... Actually, the 'reds' in redsfann is for the baseball team-- but if the shoe fits.....
fatdaddycool saw the same things I did when I responded to DTB's post. If I took it out of context as to what he meant, then I'm sorry. I don't know the first thing about DTB, nor does he know the first thing about me.
If he has served our country, then my hat is off to him and he has my utmost respect. He was willing to put his life on the line so that I may have the right to say pretty much anything I wish without fear of imprisonment by my government. For all you know, I've got a closet full of medals, too.
One of the hardest things about a free society is accepting views that you do not agree with. I feel confident that neither of us like what the KKK or the Aryan Nation stand for-- but yet they are free to apply for a permit and stage a rally-- just as we are free to show up at that rally and disagree with their positions.
Do I find a right wing conspiracy in everything I read? Not in the least. Do I feel that the majority of the posters here in this forum represent the far-right of the political spectrum? Certainly.
Also, mighty big jump of you to assume Bill Clinton is"my boy" I probably despise the man more than you do--which I'm sure is quite a bit-- with good reason as you would surely agree.
Burn a flag in my presence and you won't live to tell about it, that you can be sure about.
What is it about the Right in this country that just assumes that if your not a brain-dead do what your told stoolie of the Republican party that you somehow don't love your country as much as they do? If you had any knowledge of the Constitution you would understand that the right to free speech is paramount to our freedoms and our way of life.
This country was founded by dissidents--
remember your 6th grade History class?
"Taxation without Representation" ring a bell?
Freedom of religion sound familiar?
Know anything about Thomas Paine? Didn't think so-- pick up a book and give him a read-- now there was a patriot.....
Once again, if I took DTB's words out of context, I am sorry. But re-read what he wrote and come back and let me know if I missed anything, because I'm certain I didn't.
Also must comment on the mostly civil tone of this thread. If you've been at this forum long enough, you would know that I haven't always been the most civil in my replys to those I am in disagreement with.
...... I must be getting mellow in my old age, huh?:shrug:
Quick note to JT-- right on, Brother!
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