Obama's National Security Force

Jan 22, 2009 12:50

http://www.prisonplanet.com/obamas-civil-defense-program-resembles-domestic-draft.html

Because I don't have time to paraphrase this whole article.

Read and enjoy.

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valorian January 22 2009, 18:59:16 UTC
I've never had a problem with compulsory homeland military training, and I don't think most people do; Switzerland, Israel, plenty of countries do that, and I think most young people and parents would consider it an excellent introduction to civil service.

The rub happens when kids are drafted to go overseas to fight for a cause not their own. You can argue "slippery slope" if you want, but I think there's a world of difference between those concepts.

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marccarlson January 22 2009, 19:02:51 UTC
Ah, thank you. That explains a lot.

I don't think you'll need to worry about it. Nor for that matter will you need to worry about the reality of Obama's projected Easter Bunny enslavement project...*

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ayeshadream January 22 2009, 19:11:22 UTC
You just made me snork energy drink out my nose, and I thank you for it. :)

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marccarlson January 22 2009, 19:49:23 UTC
My pleasure.

Alex Jones is a little too conspiracy theory for me to take seriously.

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the_snowgoose January 22 2009, 22:21:33 UTC
This is NOT good. This is not good at all.

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chibi_jeni January 23 2009, 00:57:09 UTC
I figured you could relate to me on this, seeing as how our boys are roughly the same age.

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the_snowgoose January 23 2009, 18:57:10 UTC
Indeed. This is, I hope, a baloon that quickly delfates and is never reinflated again.

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whiskeygirl8 January 26 2009, 05:28:34 UTC
OK, I know I'm really late with this, but I'm a little behind.

And confused. Because I've been listening to conservatives proposing compulsory civil service (whether it be military or the choice between military and some other government-oriented service) for a long, long time now.

Why is it suddenly bad when a Democrat proposes it?

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