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Originally Posted by djm2
First thoughts are important in that they define what you consider important -- what immediately comes to mind. I notice that freedom of speech and religion did not make the grade. And FYI your concealed carry permit could disappear in a heartbeat--that's not tied to the 2nd amendment.
Perhaps to you the rights espoused by the founding fathers are not relevant; certainly that would appear to be true because you are quite quick to say that everybody who you oppose should lose all their rights and be incarcerated forever without due process (trying to get back on thread track). Some of us, however, feel that the constitution is a vital document that defines who we are as a people and should not be trashed. Are you really so naive that you think that the slippery slope of abandoning due process will not ultimately ensnare you and that little piece of Georgia heaven that defines the world as you know it?
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Theres no such thing as free speech any more. You can say somethings but you can not say what you want. I have never said that anyone who opposes me should be incarcerated forever. I do not feel the constitution means anything anymore because its seems to get changed on how people interpret it.
The founding fathers were great men and I respect what they did. But that is the past and we live in much different times now. I wish we lived back then because we wouldn't have all the BS in the Government that we have now.
