The 2nd Amendment is now moot. It was given to us by our forefathers so we could defend against a military takeover. That military takeover is on the verge of happening, and you aren’t even alarmed about it. In fact, you welcome it.

Why? Because it’s been a far right takeover, and you’re far right. You would only break out the rifles and resist by force if it was a left wing takeover. Which will never happen now because the far right beat them to the punch.

You’re like the average German was 70 years ago. You’re so cowardly and acquiescent that you rubber-stamp everything the far right has done the last thirty years.

America will continue to exist after martial law has been declared. America will still exist after an armed insurrection has been fought and won. But it won’t be the same America. It will be more like the Second American Republic. And it’s hard to say how many American republics there will be after that. Look at France.

In Jesus’ Glorious and Holy name,
Dean Berry — REAL American

“his proclamation from 2002 that he would rather see “”Old Glory perish” then serve in a racially integrated army.”

I was looking in the wrong century.

I can’t find it.

The correct quote is, “Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds.” – Democrat Senator and former KKK member Robert Byrd. Democrat KKK Byrd is often referred to as the “conscious of the Senate” by other Democrats.

If you on the Right wanna open up a debate on racism and the two political parties, we’d welcome the opportunity. It’d give us the chance to remind folks of Dick Cheney’s vote against a King Holiday and resolution calling for the release of Mandela. Not to mention, the racist tenures of Jesse Helms and Strom Thurmond.

The Senate Filibuster is a legislative guarantee afforded a minority party to exercise its constituent’s right to shape laws and government. It must not be taken away whether that representation is 20% or 47% percent of the Senate.

Despite the fact that more Bush nominees have been confirmed than those nominated by Clinton, social Conservatives like James Dobson are threatening political consequences if the ‘nuclear option’ is not successful. Stung by the Social Security setback, many on the Right are blinded to the ramifications of such a move, only desperate to defeat the Democrats again.

Seeing that it takes 66 Senate votes to advance an amendment to the Constitution, it seems reasonable that it take 60 votes to confirm a nominee. This past November, Conservatives had numerous chances to elect enough Senators to break the Dem’s filibuster, but with such defeats like Alan Keyes, the current balance reflects the country’s collective ideology.

You guys on the Right are always going on about ‘activist judges’ usurping the will of the people.

So how’s this different?