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Re: There is a PAC ribit and DGP I do not understand 

By: micro in POPE IV | Recommend this post (1)
Mon, 23 May 16 8:52 PM | 88 view(s)
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I cannot vote for ANY President who would radically change the foundation the country was built upon, and has a document called the Constitution which lays out the powers and duties of the government.

ANY President hopeful who does not swear allegiance to that Document, and HOW CAN SANDERS DO THAT?, in order for me or any other service member , to vote for them, should at a minimum BEGIN there.

If I wanted to live in France, Sweden, or some other world cesspool, I would have no difficulty picking up and doing so.

One cannot cherry pick an item of what someone says, while ignoring the fact that he would also like to do away with the basic form of Government we were founded upon, a Democratic Republic...

That is where I am coming from.. Hope this helps..


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Re: There is a PAC ribit and DGP I do not understand
By: Decomposed in POPE IV
Mon, 23 May 16 7:27 PM 		Msg. 06913 of 47202

micro: 

re: "We go because we have a sense of duty."

Do you disagree with my assertion that most would prefer a President who takes their lives seriously?

Or with my assertion that Sanders is the candidate who is most likely to do so?

As I said, if staying out of unnecessary conflicts was my main concern, I'd be voting for Sanders. If I was in the military, this very well could be my main concern. It's one thing to want to do your duty for your country. It's very much of another to want your country to put you in danger over things that don't actually threaten us - such as Libya, Syria and formerly Iraq.

Military force should be a last resort, not a first one.
 

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