A solution to my draft resistance dilemna

[mitchum]

I plan on becoming involved with a draft resistance organization next year (because there will be a need for them), but I'm not too excited about the notion of helping out some bush supporter who now regrets his stupid vote. What to do? What to do? I think I have a solution. A draft resistance organization that focuses exclusively on young African Americans. I could be pretty certain that I would be helping young men who very likely did not cast a vote for the current squatter.
And those conscripted bush supporters? I'm sure they will figure out something.

[alevensalor]

1. Just weed them out

If you find out they supported Bush, boot them to the curb. Fuck 'em.

~A!

[ithacan]

2. have them sign a publicly available document

maybe notarized, swearing they did not vote for Bush?

On the other hand I think your idea is a good one.

[MatrixEscape]

3. How about ...

A loyalty oath on the same par as the one they used for Shrub rallys?

Have them recant their evil ways before they get your help.

[shampton]

4. yes, I know, but...

their little frontal lobes are not gelled yet. Long range consequences and judgement may be impaired up into 25 years of age. I'm Vietnam era so I know how young men can be misled and herded into the truck with dreams of fifes and drums. They are still our kids even wrong-headed though they be. (Of course, some are just plain idiots...)
Thanks for the work you intend to do. I am afraid I agree that there will be need for it.