politics?

[providence4u]

           “Unarmed citizen” is, if not a personal choice, an oxymoron. If government officials, elected or not, mandate a defenseless polity, then the people are no longer citizens, they are subjects. This idea is foreign to an increasing number of Americans. But our libraries are full of evidence that the people who rejected their status as

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[jamjar_girl]

K, would you mind if I copied this entry and sent it to my nephew? It contains some excellent points.

[providence4u]

Oh, goodness, no; share away.

I e-mailed it to a number of Senators and pundits, like Rush, on Israel's Independence Day, and nobody has spoken of it. Likely the important types never saw it; that is why they have people screen incoming correspondence, of course.
But I wrote it for wide dispersal. Not certain just now how to get that accomplished, alhough I do need to alter a few lines now that it is no longer 5 Iyar.

Link it (here, or not), in case he wishes to share it, or comment on it (hint, hint).

Keep us updated on your daughter's travels.
Hope autumn is treating you well.
love,
-K

[jamjar_girl]

Hi Kevin, finally got around to sharing your article, and the link, with my nephew, Daniel.

My baby girl is heading to Mexico as I write, after just over a week in the USA. She found the weather rather sticky and the food different but she said the people were lovely and friendly (she was in Charleston).
I'll do a post at some stage.
Hope all is well with you and that study is not too demanding :)