> Welfare or no welfare, shouldn't they like every other immigrant
> (voluntary or involuntary) be given a shot at making a better life for
> themselves?

> I hate the site or thought of American men and women being in harms
> way, but if you really want to have someone to hate on, don't hate on
> the Iraqis. Hate on the individual who has put our American men and
> women in harms way for all of the wrong reasons.

> frans_ha...@hotmail.com (FransHals) wrote in message <news:9b942ce7.0406291054.339330fb@posting.google.com>...
> > I supported President Bush but let's send 500,000 of these recent
> > immigrants from Iraq back there.  Let them fight and die for
> > democracy.

> > American boys have already spilled enough blood.  Teach them how to
> > shoot a gun and send them back with a rifle or shot gun and ammo.
> > Contribute a small amount of money to build them housing.

> > Let them build a democracy instead of them cruising around Dearborn,
> > Michigan cashing welfare checks while American boys are getting blown
> > up.

> > Send them back.  Why should American boys die for this shit when
> > Iraqis in America are sitting on their ass.

"sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message

> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
> > "K. A. Cannon" <kcan...@insurgent.orgy> wrote in message

> > In any large group there is the "sh*tbird" element
> > comprising a minority, usually very loud, who know little to
> > nothing and seem proud of that fact.  The NRA is no
> > exception, but like my membership in the ACLU, you can't
> > effect change in a group unless you are willing to be an
> > active member of that group.
> > Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

> That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
> Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
> "sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message
> news:PRIDc.13634$rf7.10837@lakeread02...
>> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
>>> "K. A. Cannon" <kcan...@insurgent.orgy> wrote in message

>>> In any large group there is the "sh*tbird" element
>>> comprising a minority, usually very loud, who know little to
>>> nothing and seem proud of that fact.  The NRA is no
>>> exception, but like my membership in the ACLU, you can't
>>> effect change in a group unless you are willing to be an
>>> active member of that group.
>>> Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

>> That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
>> Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

> Same here.

> Although technically as Sons of the South we should be Democrats
> rather than members of the party of Abraham Lincoln .

> Snark

"sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message

> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
> > "sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message
> > news:PRIDc.13634$rf7.10837@lakeread02...
> >> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
> >>> "K. A. Cannon" <kcan...@insurgent.orgy> wrote in message

> >>> In any large group there is the "sh*tbird" element
> >>> comprising a minority, usually very loud, who know little to
> >>> nothing and seem proud of that fact.  The NRA is no
> >>> exception, but like my membership in the ACLU, you can't
> >>> effect change in a group unless you are willing to be an
> >>> active member of that group.
> >>> Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

> >> That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
> >> Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

> > Same here.

> > Although technically as Sons of the South we should be Democrats
> > rather than members of the party of Abraham Lincoln .

> > Snark

> There's a point at which something's worth fighting for, and there's a
point
> at which it's too far gone to bother.  Anyways, I prefer to think of the
> Republican party as the party of Reagan.

> "ssn...@bangserver.na" <ssnark-no-sp...@earthlink.net> posted
> <xkfEc.17726$w07.15...@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net> in
> us.military.army on Tue, 29 Jun 2004 14:50:05 GMT:

> <snip>
> >> It would definately eliminate the need for all those colored maps on
> >> packing.org showing which states honor each state's carry permits.

> >I know, that tends to confuse the heck out of me.

> >I've always thought that the War of Yankee Aggression

> Yankee aggression? Jeesh...You Southern boys still miffed about it how
> many years later?

> Who shelled Ft. Sumter to start the war?

"sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message

> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
> > "sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message
> > news:PCaEc.13782$rf7.3447@lakeread02...
> >> sn...@bangserver.na wrote:

> >>>> I also support a Federal Concealed Carry License...nation wide.

> >>> That would be nice.  I've noticed here in San Antonio that since the
> >>> liberalization of concealed carry permits one can actually walk in
> >>> certain neighborhoods during daylight hours that were "enter at your
> >>> own risk heretofore".

> >> It would definately eliminate the need for all those colored maps on
> >> packing.org showing which states honor each state's carry permits.

> > I know, that tends to confuse the heck out of me.

> > I've always thought that the War of Yankee Aggression proved that the
> > laws of any state had to be respected (followed) by every other state
> > among other things.   :-p

> The yanks are inconsistant that way.  It only fits when it's something
they
> like.

"sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message <news:PRIDc.13634$rf7.10837@lakeread02>...
> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
> > "K. A. Cannon" <kcan...@insurgent.orgy> wrote in message

> > In any large group there is the "sh*tbird" element
> > comprising a minority, usually very loud, who know little to
> > nothing and seem proud of that fact.  The NRA is no
> > exception, but like my membership in the ACLU, you can't
> > effect change in a group unless you are willing to be an
> > active member of that group.
> > Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

> That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
> Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

bill.wh...@us.army.mil (RTO Trainer) wrote in message <news:ed856011.0407010248.5c3dce45@posting.google.com>...
> "sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message <news:PRIDc.13634$rf7.10837@lakeread02>...
> > unless you are willing to be an
> > > active member of that group.
> > > Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

> > That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
> > Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

> You wan't your party back?  I've been a dues paying memeber of the DNC for years.

> I really ought to stop that.

RTO Trainer wrote:
> "sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message
> <news:PRIDc.13634$rf7.10837@lakeread02>...
>> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
>>> "K. A. Cannon" <kcan...@insurgent.orgy> wrote in message

>>> In any large group there is the "sh*tbird" element
>>> comprising a minority, usually very loud, who know little to
>>> nothing and seem proud of that fact.  The NRA is no
>>> exception, but like my membership in the ACLU, you can't
>>> effect change in a group unless you are willing to be an
>>> active member of that group.
>>> Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

>> That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
>> Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

> You wan't your party back?  I've been a dues paying memeber of the
> DNC for years.

> I really ought to stop that.

>RTO Trainer wrote:
>> "sanjian" <sanj...@widomaker.com> wrote in message
>> <news:PRIDc.13634$rf7.10837@lakeread02>...
>>> ssn...@bangserver.na wrote:
>>>> "K. A. Cannon" <kcan...@insurgent.orgy> wrote in message

>>>> In any large group there is the "sh*tbird" element
>>>> comprising a minority, usually very loud, who know little to
>>>> nothing and seem proud of that fact.  The NRA is no
>>>> exception, but like my membership in the ACLU, you can't
>>>> effect change in a group unless you are willing to be an
>>>> active member of that group.
>>>> Otherwise complaining is a bit like pissing into the wind.

>>> That's why I remain a Republican, even though I really should be a
>>> Libertarian.  I want my party back, damnit!

>> You wan't your party back?  I've been a dues paying memeber of the
>> DNC for years.

>> I really ought to stop that.

>No kidding.  Why didn't you jump off ten years ago???