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« Potpourri on Dictatorship | Main | Friday Weird Sex Blogging »

I am not the only one

Category: Politics
Posted on: September 29, 2006 5:41 PM, by Coturnix

Here is another example of a person who has experienced dictatorship first hand and has decided that last night was the breaking point.

I am not the only one.

Hat-tip: Dr.B

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We should be afraid. Very afraid. I was eating lunch at a local fast food place. Behind me were sitting 4 of our local police officers. I wasn't really paying attention to the coversation until I overheard the key words "Bleeding heart liberals". The content of the conversation could have been any number of themes we are all familiar with and have heard many times before. But to hear it backed up by guns and uniforms was frightening.

Like I said, we should be afraid, very afraid.

Posted by: Eric Juve | September 29, 2006 7:56 PM

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