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I agree Rob, and no my friend, I was not refering to you on my Blog when I talked about Hypocrits. Actually I consider you to be one of the best, most fair people I read.

Thank you David. Those are kind words.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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Give me one good reason we should not take pictures and check ID’s and keep track of Osama supporters.

we can decry them for being boils on the buttocks of humanity.

I do that right here on this website. Daily.

Think globally, act locally.  These people should have thier names photos and addresses posted, and their neighbors notified.

I assume you are aware that “freedom of speech” is not unlimited

I am aware of this.  If I remember correctly there were certain Supreme court rulings limiting speech that was meant to incite violence, etc.  I fully support that ruling as it is in keeping with the other first ammendment right concerning peaceful assemblage.  But still support the right of the KKK and other hate groups like those described above to say what they want to say.  As long as they’re not calling for more violence, etc.

we can decry them for being boils on the buttocks of humanity.

I do that right here on this website.  Daily.

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

Rob’s recently listened-to songs:

Rob,
I assume you are aware that “freedom of speech” is not unlimited (that is, you can’t claim a right to free speech protects incitement to violence, slander or libel, false advertising, etc.). Thus, I’d expect the authorities to be monitoring who says what, if for no other reason than to build a dossier on these vermin.

Also, free speech works both ways. If they can “celebrate” 9/11, we can decry them for being boils on the buttocks of humanity.