You don't believe people should be allowed to call people traitors whose actions they think provide aid and comfort to the enemies of the US. Seems like you've made rather a big deal out of this. Please explain how this does not constitute restricting someone's speech?. Even if you believe treason can only be defined as a crime since when has private accusations of crimes been restricted?
I fervently hope the Republicans are replaced in the next term by a Democrat who will stand strong against terrorism not limp wristed like Clinton 1. I don't care who's using accusations of treason against those that spout inflammatory anti-US BS for political gain. Both parties should be free to do so. This isn't about a party it's about providing aid and comfort to the enemy.
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- I can't help but wonder...
- Who wrote the book of love... (n/t)
- You also can't help but be predictable
- Just another talent...
- re: "come and gone"
- how can you tar Fox, Robert et al with the same brush as 'go insurgents'?
- Easy: tar -czpf insurgents /root/worthy/fox /root/worthy/fox
- hey bro, me big mojo, you get mine ponitifications serious-like ..
- oops:tar -czpf go_insurgents.tar /root/worthy/fox /root/worthy/fox (n/t)
- re: oops:tar -czpf go_insurgents.tar /root/worthy/fox /root/worthy/robert
- LOL...suh-weet! (n/t)
- A ClearCase can be made that you should ZIP it and SIT (n/t)
- ant, um, it is clear now that this is the prologue to a flame war.... (n/t)
- Your right, Robert- I am only the Shell of the geek that you were bourne as. But please don't bash me too hard. (n/t)
- Oh, I wouldn't bash you, though I might hash you and /bin you (n/t)
- Hmmm, I compute a key collision in this attempt to hash this thing out. I think we should not cast the object of this disagreement too strongly, I'm not sure I could, er, find the class in my library… (n/t)
- It's a matter of using the framework and respecting the class hierarchy, through which one inherits authority (n/t)
- Although, through reflection, one can free oneself from the class hierarchy, and undermine its protections and the privacy of its members. (n/t)
- Worker threads of the world, interrupt! You have nothing to lose but your call chain! (n/t)
- hey, I take exception() to, umm, Calls like that! Watch where you pointer that thing! Referncing things ut of memory like that could lead to global insecurity! (n/t)
- Worker threads of the world, interrupt! You have nothing to lose but your call chain! (n/t)
- Although, through reflection, one can free oneself from the class hierarchy, and undermine its protections and the privacy of its members. (n/t)
- You Glib cat's need to be less object oriented and more interpretive before this thread turns into a huge Python. (n/t)
- It's a matter of using the framework and respecting the class hierarchy, through which one inherits authority (n/t)
- Start preparing scripting.
- Shhhh! Stick with the script! (n/t)
- Hmmm, I compute a key collision in this attempt to hash this thing out. I think we should not cast the object of this disagreement too strongly, I'm not sure I could, er, find the class in my library… (n/t)
- Oh, I wouldn't bash you, though I might hash you and /bin you (n/t)
- re: oops:tar -czpf go_insurgents.tar /root/worthy/fox /root/worthy/robert
- Easy: tar -czpf insurgents /root/worthy/fox /root/worthy/fox
- Your "talent"
- Treason is not protected by the First Amendment.
- Just another talent...
- you really should see an opthalmologist about that winking problem
- "Nazis...in the HabitableZone...shrieking 'treason!'"
- Sky: not falling. Calling your friends treasonous scumbags: likely to stir up some resistance.
- I Was Thinking Something Similar Today
- Because it is a fine line they play with.
- Compassion has nothing to do with it.
- Depends on the situation
- Please Explain
- Only when it's "your" Libeerty
- A nation of laws
- Compassion has nothing to do with it.
- Because it is a fine line they play with.
- wonder away... (n/t)