I can’t say I agree with quite everything Mr Liberty Girl (yes, that’s Mister) had to say, but I’m awfully glad I read it. Really, there’s nothing quite like a stirring call to arms, especially when you’ve been putting off making the coffee.
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I’m having trouble figuring out his point. Is it in fact a call to arms? Or is he arguing that civil wars are so brutally ugly that they must be avoided at all cost?
And does he think we’re on the brink? Because of, what, the little tea party thingies?
Nice Heinlein ref, too.
James, we’re on the brink because even the “loyal opposition” is more interested in collaborating with the regime at the expense of the nation, than with opposing it for the benefit of the nation.