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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      Sounds like anarchy.
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      Rather dumb question? So a few points to consider: 1) Eddie (and others) are using dissent as a tacit approval of violence, in so many words. This infers that "you should expect violence" if someone is angry about a decision you have made. I submit that this stance is morally bankrupt...
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      This implies that some person/group with power must sit idle unless some undetermined number of people are in agreement with a proposed plan. Surely you don't mean that? If you do, what % of people should be in agreement before any reform is made?
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      What you just did was repeat the NTS fallacy. I know this will be difficult for you to comprehend... but that is what you just did. The disconnect you're experiencing is in what you say and what you do are two different things. By "you" I don't necessarily mean YOU (dross), I mean the...
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      Ah yes, the No True Scotsman logical fallacy. Figured that was coming along at some point... didn't think it would be the first response, but I guess today is my lucky day. No true Scotsman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      Then doesn't that beg the question of why the vast majority of people on this forum are proud to be labeled right-wing extremists? What % of people on this very thread voted for Dubya.. not once, but twice... and are *still* proud of it and believe he was leading us in a new/good/better direction?
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      "THEY ARE WINNING!" /cue ominous music. I fail to understand what your complaint is. I see it oft-repeated in this (and other) threads that (paraphrased) we're just one step away from doom, and all we need to do is elect more conservative Repubs and we can turn this thing around! I've heard...
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      Stalin and Hitler were Dems. Jesus and Kittens are Republicans.
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      But you do need my permission... get it?
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      It's nice to see rationalization for violence in real-time...
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      Democrats are afraid of violent backlash

      They took our jobs!
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      hi point pistol owners and non owners

      It's not so much that you shouldn't worry about protection, as much as it likely isn't prudent to be running around in fear looking to pick up the first weapon you run across because every person you see might rape your wife and kill your dog. To borrow another phrase... discretion is the...
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      hi point pistol owners and non owners

      About as arrogant as yours is uninteresting. Create a cogent idea based on reality, not hand-waving and fear-mongering. Go buy your Yugo, they make them for a reason... someone buys them.
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      hi point pistol owners and non owners

      Another point being missed in 3....2....1.... it's a go.
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      hi point pistol owners and non owners

      I have to say I love the melodramatic approach, Joe. "He's just doing it for the children!" You definitely missed the point brother... there's yet another question of value. If you buy a Yugo for $2000 and it lasts a year, you just spent $5.48 per day just to own the car and ended up with...
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