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Originally posted by nyk537
Do explain.
I simply have no interest in setting aside the things I believe in, and voicing those things, simply because others feel for some reason it is keeping us from succeeding.
I find the plan Obama has put forth to be wrong for this country, and I won't sit back and "give it a chance" quietly.
Neither should Rush.
If he were a government official or in some sort of political power, it may be different, but he isn't.
He is a citizen just like us, and has a first amendment right to say whatever he wants.
[edit on 23-2-2009 by nyk537]
Originally posted by nyk537
So you are questioning our first amendment right to say what we want?
How about the right of everyone else to not listen to it?
You begin this thread by saying that you are a Conservative and then rant like you are....please.
You're not fooling anybody.
Originally posted by skeptic1
reply to post by OldThinker
:shk:
My main point is that telling people to hold their tongues does nothing to help the crisis we are in now. Avoiding the topic does nothing to help the crisis we are in now.
Just because you don't like what someone has to say, doesn't mean that they shouldn't say it. Just because you believe that the "stimulus"-spending bill needs time to do some "good" does not mean that everyone should tout the supposed "help" it will give our country and our economy.
A lot of people have negative views about this administration and this bill, top economists included. Should we just go with the flow or point out the obvious flaws in this administration's plans??
Originally posted by OldThinker
I guess what I'm saying is...wouldn't a truse (sp?) be a good thing for a while?
Rush, Sean and Glen are brilliant...they can help this leadership...if all will work together..
Government: National leaders—Local officials—Citizens
In Scripture we are instructed to respect and obey government authorities and ordinances and to live honorably within our communities. National leaders and local officials are to punish evildoers and honor those who do well. (See I Peter 2:13–17 and Romans 13:1–5.)