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I've rephrased this liberal poll to say exactly what its all about. The average citizen dont have to think very hard to recall just how some lawyers are just plain evil and would love to use this forum to destroy the USA, not to mention the current crops of activist judges.

It just plain pisses me off to see just how the media has been CONSTANTLY ATTACKING the President since he took office even to the point of insinuating that he planned or allowed 9/11. Then we had the 9/11 commission which was nothing less than a partisian hack.

So lets go and freep for item 2!

1 posted on 06/28/2004 9:44:09 AM PDT by prophetic
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To: prophetic

We seem to feel comfortable with the indefinite detention of someone with an Arabic name. However with the passing of more and more restrictive laws, the continuing erosion of our freedoms, more and more people will react in a way that would be construed as terrorism. Soon it will be you're regular John Smiths that are locked up indefinitely and their 'terrorist activity' may be nothing more than protesting outside of a free speech zone.


2 posted on 06/28/2004 9:59:28 AM PDT by atlana
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To: prophetic
"to destroy the USA"

You speak of how others seek to destroy the United States while in defense of the indefinite detention of American citizens by a government that seeks to do so without allowing any recourse for those detained. America isn't simply a country - it's a culture, a way of life, and a system of freedom and justice. One cannot preserve freedom by destroying freedom.

We're at war with an enemy who wants to see us less free. Please stop trying to give them what they want.
4 posted on 06/28/2004 10:25:08 AM PDT by NJ_gent
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