Re: blanche, we are here

"Chris McMartin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Proctor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >  They spoke out against going to war. If really want to know what they
had
> > to endure for speaking out do a Goggle and read more than could be
posted
> > here. The price was ultamitely finacial. Keep the rest of the cattle in
> line
> > and don't say what you feel if it is unpopular or you will pay for sure.
> The
> > only point I am trying to make.
>
> As well they should have, and so should anyone.  Freedom of speech does
not
> mean freedom from consequences of said speech.  If you want to say
> "unpopular" things (which, in the Dixie Chicks' case, was actually
"popular"
> things in some circles), be prepared to pay the price.
>
>

Amen !

Support of the war was in the 70 percentile and those who opposed it (no it
wasn't 100-70=30, because
15% did NOT HAVE an opinion). That makes 15% of the public who disapproved
of the war. In this country, the MAJORITY win.

Just like the MINORITY of individuals who don't want me praying before a
football game are getting ready to have their bubbles busted as well.

Spit