To: Sherman Logan
I've even seen some suggestions that the military should remove him as being unqualified. I think most Americans, even most birthers, can recognize this as a contender for the worst idea in American history.
Would you rather the military remove a B.S. pResident from office or...
march against us, the citizenry when worst comes to worst? (complete totalitarianism)
76 posted on
01/05/2010 2:41:16 PM PST by
brent13a
(You're a Great American! NO you're a Great American! NO NO NO YOU'RE a Great American! Nooo.....WTF?)
To: brent13a
That is not a binary solution set. Implying it is is a fallacious argument.
I would hope our military would refuse to obey unconstitutional orders, but without staging a coup. The Honduran military recently gave a good example in this regard. They refused unconstitutional orders, but then followed the rules of their own Constitution, which is admittedly very different from ours.
85 posted on
01/05/2010 2:47:12 PM PST by
Sherman Logan
("The price of freedom is the toleration of imperfections." Thomas Sowell)
To: brent13a
Would you rather the military remove a B.S. pResident from office or... march against us, the citizenry when worst comes to worst? (complete totalitarianism) It's not an either/or. Get the military into politics by letting them unseat elected politicians, and soon or later they will use that power against the public.
88 posted on
01/05/2010 2:50:14 PM PST by
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