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Jeebo Donating Member (362 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-21-04 02:51 PM
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3. That could start a U.S. civil war...
...or at least a HUGE popular uprising that would make the Vietnam War protests of the 60s and 70s look like that gathering of peace activists eating chocolate-chip cookies in Michael Moore's movie. What's the record for demonstrations in D.C.? About one million, I think. I predict your scenario would bring TEN million American protesters or perhaps FIFTEEN million -- FIVE PERCENT of the people in this whole country -- to D.C. to surround the White House and let the usurpers know that WE, THE PEOPLE, WILL NOT STAND FOR THIS. I'm serious, the Bushies have to know that they could not get away with that. I hope they know it.

Ron
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