Spare_change
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So you lied as well? Post 746 isnt your first post.Maybe if you could quote your first post saying it would not be with "guns and war" I would actually believe you and apologize. However, since the OP is about civil war you simply lack credibility and its obvious you are back pedaling or off topic. Take your pick....Interesting to see how just disconnected you are ... you continue to surprise me.What does that have to do with inbred white boys starting or not starting a revolution? I'm certainly waiting to see if they get off their asses and stop all the talking. Jeesh. What kind of revolution is it supposed to be? A war of words?Wait! You missed the "Your momma is so fat ... " joke. If you're going to be childish and juvenile, at least try to do it right.
It's about time for the "My dick is bigger than yours ..." routine. Gee, maybe that's one you can't use, huh?
As I said in my first post, there will be a revolution - not a revolution of guns and war, but a revolution of ideals. People have grown tired of the liberal ideology (someone suggested it be spelled idiotology, but I resisted). There will be a greater emphasis on values, honesty, and commitment.
It's not a mistake that:
1) Chick Filet business skyrockets after liberals attempt to boycott it.
2) Hobby Lobby continues to grow following the Supreme Court ruling.
3) A baker, who refuses to serve a cake at a gay wedding, receives a fortune in donations.
4) Anti-religion battles have turned exceedingly volatile, and pro-religion forces have began to come out in force.
5) The separation between the elite political class and the average working American has increased orders of magnitude, forcing liberals to resort to bribery, extortion, threats, and lies to further their goals.
6) Pro-American citizens have begun to take to the streets to demonstrate their beliefs, and have objected to the erosion of American ideals.
7) Anti-religion, and anti-rights, liberal initiatives have begun to be challenged at every turn, significantly slowing the leftist momentum in this country.
8) Voters have rejected liberal policies, and liberal politicians, at every turn for the past six years, and appear poised to wash the last vestiges of liberal power out of office in 2016.
The revolution isn't coming - it's already started.
Actually here is your first post. So much for claiming it was a war of ideas.
I think we are precipitously close to, not a Civil War, but a second Revolutionary War, in which the people try to take back the power that has been leached by the government.
Will there be a flash point to set it in motion?? Maybe - maybe not.
But, one thing is clear ... the emotional ingredients are definitely there.
Post 746 - "Unquestionably, there will be another revolution ... call it a civil war, if you will. It may not be physically violent, it may not cause states to secede, but we are rapidly reaching critical mass on the average citizen's anger and outrage against the political class.
The political class has the power, and they have misused it, and abused the citizenry. They will not give it up willingly. It will need to taken from them.
If the people do not wrest control from the elite, then the USA, as we know it, will cease to exist, and we will devolve into a third world dictatorship."
Was that my position ... or, was it not?
Let me guess ... "It depends on what your definition of is, is", right?