"My government is my worst enemy. I'm going to fight them with any means at hand." (Reagan, Republican)

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by pghquest

I understand though that government is the problem, not the solution to many of societies problem.

Not agreeing with the government does not mean I hate this country...

Planning to secede from it indicates hatred of it.

[Old Gringo]

Originally Posted by pghquest

Thanks for posting another reason to vote for Palin.. I agree, the Government is our own worst enemy.. If you doubt this, look at the current economic collapse and who caused it.. It not a market driven, its a government driven recession we are facing.

Brought to you by the party in power that thinks the way to govern best is to govern corrupt.

[arctichomesteader]

Originally Posted by delusianne

Planning to secede from it indicates hatred of it.

Hatred of the federal government not the country. That's the problem, you seem unable to distinguish between the government and the country.

[magellan]

Originally Posted by arctichomesteader

Hatred of the federal government not the country. That's the problem, you seem unable to distinguish between the government and the country.

So what exactly is the difference between Ayers and Todd Palin?

[arctichomesteader]

[quote=delusianne;5589622]

Originally Posted by arctichomesteader

What kind of activities? Care to list them, or just prefer to keep fantasizing about them?

Here's a good starting point for some research, more details will certainly emerge in time: Campaigns dig into the archives to attack | Chronicle | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle

[arctichomesteader]

Originally Posted by magellan

So what exactly is the difference between Ayers and Todd Palin?

Ayers was involved with bombings, killing people, and has even said in recent years he wished he'd done more (killed more). Todd Palin is peacefully advocating for states' rights. No bombings, no killings. There's a big difference between the two!

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by delusianne

Planning to secede from it indicates hatred of it.

Wrong, the founding fathers of the country thought it was very patriotic to question and oppose the government.

[arctichomesteader]

Originally Posted by domino

And I could argue that you don't really understand the underlying issues of the 60's, including racial inequality, and an immoral war which led to the protests and violence during that time. I am not condoning the tactics of the Weathermen, but they felt their cause was just.

Radical Islamic terrorists also believe their actions are just and doing the will of God. That doesn't make it acceptable or right. I'm familiar with the serious problems this country had in the 60's but they still do not make terrorist activities right.

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by Old Gringo

Brought to you by the party in power that thinks the way to govern best is to govern corrupt.

Thanks for contributing to the topic.. oh, you didnt..

[magellan]

Originally Posted by arctichomesteader

Ayers was involved with bombings, killing people, and has even said in recent years he wished he'd done more (killed more). Todd Palin is peacefully advocating for states' rights. No bombings, no killings. There's a big difference between the two!

Ayers was convicted of killing people? He said he wishes he had killed more people?

Is this peaceful?

"When the [federal] bureaucrats come after me, I suggest they wear red coats. They make better targets. In the federal government are the biggest liars in the United States, and I hate them with a passion. They think they own [Alaska]. There comes a time when people will choose to die with honor rather than live with dishonor. That time may be coming here. Our goal is ultimate independence by peaceful means under a minimal government fully responsive to the people. I hope we don't have to take human life, but if they go on tramping on our property rights, look out, we're ready to die."


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