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steve2470

(37,481 posts)
40. fyi, English is not her first language
Tue Oct 8, 2013, 11:34 PM
Oct 2013

I normally don't defend nadin but she is from Mexico originally.

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It's only natural to look for a reasonable solution. Turbineguy Oct 2013 #1
Well assuming this crisis does not deepen to the point I fear it could nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #2
Where DID you learn to write? Brilliant prose. Pretzel_Warrior Oct 2013 #19
fyi, English is not her first language steve2470 Oct 2013 #40
I did not know this. I knew she was an accomplished woman, Pretzel_Warrior Oct 2013 #55
Oh yes because you are a professional writer HangOnKids Oct 2013 #52
That's just the point. I am not a professional writer and bow to the pros Pretzel_Warrior Oct 2013 #54
Keep it coming PW HangOnKids Oct 2013 #58
Sedition Katashi_itto Oct 2013 #37
In the US the definition comes from the US Code nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #38
No they are not sheilded, if you want the code, here's the US Constitution: Katashi_itto Oct 2013 #39
You have misread the domestic terrorism provision onenote Oct 2013 #42
Fine. Then that means if they succeed, Democracy is effectively nullified by a Katashi_itto Oct 2013 #53
Read the definition of treason nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #43
If you can claim that some idiot with a pistol strapped to his waist legally is a terrorist... NutmegYankee Oct 2013 #3
Problem is I have not said that nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #5
Oh really? NutmegYankee Oct 2013 #6
Tell me, are these people members of congress? nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #13
I was taking an approach like your OP. NutmegYankee Oct 2013 #15
And I tell you once again, that open carry is archaic nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #28
I don't disagree that it is archaic and stupid in modern day. NutmegYankee Oct 2013 #32
You could just both be wrong. JVS Oct 2013 #11
Likely true NutmegYankee Oct 2013 #14
Everything old is new again. NYC_SKP Oct 2013 #4
But that never ended up in a courtroom, now did it? nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #8
The point is that the word gets tossed around from time to time. NYC_SKP Oct 2013 #16
Hey I agree on the assholery comment nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #20
And because it is ever so much more productive Skidmore Oct 2013 #26
The spending was already approved Finnmccool Oct 2013 #7
In US law is picking up arms, it is a close cousin nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #9
Hear, hear! Laelth Oct 2013 #10
They need to be accountable. Buddha_of_Wisdom Oct 2013 #12
They are, in fact, within the law doing what they're doing now. Laelth Oct 2013 #17
How about RICO charges? It actually fits... Buddha_of_Wisdom Oct 2013 #18
It does not, what they are doing is exactly within the parameters of the Constitution nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #21
Except it's not. Buddha_of_Wisdom Oct 2013 #30
If they were doing it as private citizens nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #35
the are Niceguy1 Oct 2013 #24
Who is going to lock them in. The repubs are in the majority in the House. onenote Oct 2013 #45
Here is one power POTUS could use nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #57
may not be sedition, but it's becoming TRADITION napkinz Oct 2013 #22
That is exactly where the major cracks in the Constitution lie nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #25
In theory I agree with you but that begs the question is the United States at war with terrorists Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #23
Control of the purse is in the Constitution nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #27
I agree with your interpretation of the Constitution in the strictest sense, they're not committing Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #29
Did you feel that way when the Democrats tried and eventually succeeded onenote Oct 2013 #47
The primary difference being was in "passing legislation" and not undermining Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #50
Those of who marched and participated in the moratorium onenote Oct 2013 #60
Another excellent point, onenote pinboy3niner Oct 2013 #61
"Dangerous to democracy" is the ability to destroy the economy as a response to laws passed they TheKentuckian Oct 2013 #68
"These fuckers should be captured or killed"? pinboy3niner Oct 2013 #70
Good enough for the brown terrorist, good enough for the white ones. TheKentuckian Oct 2013 #79
You weren't elected and you didn't swear an oath to uphold and defend Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #69
Giving aid and comfort to WHAT enemy? MNBrewer Oct 2013 #71
We're supposedly at war with terrorists. Now if one agrees with that point, Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #72
that is a nonsensical bunch of crap. MNBrewer Oct 2013 #73
There is a major difference between the executive or legislative branches making a Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #74
Not in terms of giving "aid and comfort" to al Qaeda there's not MNBrewer Oct 2013 #75
In terms of undermining the U.S. Government they are. Uncle Joe Oct 2013 #77
Good OP, this is just venting IMHO. grantcart Oct 2013 #31
Kids? maddezmom Oct 2013 #33
Got that right! randome Oct 2013 #34
Aw - I think it's just a generic salutation... cyberswede Oct 2013 #36
"Adhering to enemies" of the US is unnecessary bhikkhu Oct 2013 #41
Well, if you prefer what they have caused is a constitutional crisis. nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #46
I suppose if they are doing it for purely ideological reasons, that's one thing bhikkhu Oct 2013 #51
I have major issues with those particular laws nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #56
They've passed resolutions to fund the government, onenote Oct 2013 #48
Don't talk down to us with this stupid 'kid' thing. n/f/t. Whisp Oct 2013 #44
condescension is the mask of insecurity. Jim Warren Oct 2013 #59
Par for the course from that one. Brickbat Oct 2013 #64
Took the words right off my keyboard! Surya Gayatri Oct 2013 #67
But IMHO they're all such stupid poopy-heads that it really ought to be against the law! struggle4progress Oct 2013 #49
I agree. sendero Oct 2013 #62
Threads that critisize Democrats and DU are even more unhelpful that someone's obvious FSogol Oct 2013 #63
It's much easier for them to demonize others rather than look at themselves Corruption Inc Oct 2013 #65
The large picture is not pretty nadinbrzezinski Oct 2013 #66
Treason and Sedition are not the same thing.. VanillaRhapsody Oct 2013 #76
the flight of the popinjay. nt dionysus Oct 2013 #78
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