Throw in the towel? I don't know about you, but I have tons of fight in me

[Rex]

They will have to pry my Bill of Rights from my cold, dead hands.

[Poll_Blind]

1. The towel is something the manager throws in. It's the...

...commitment of our representative pugilists that I am dubious of, today.

PB

[Monkeyman]

2. This vet will die fight for my Country

We The People have to stand and take her back now or it will fall like Rome

[Rex]

4. Yes! This vet swore an oath to protect America from all enemies

be they foreign or domestic! They can come for me in the night or daytime I really don't care.

Come to my house looking to take me away for waterboarding and leave in a bodybag. Or I will, but there will be NO torture.

With my very last breath, I spit at thee. And there are millions like us, so they better THINK before they implement anything stupid.

Just a warning.

[BlooInBloo]

3. I'm gonna flee to canada! i'm gonna flee to canada!

:rofl:

fucking wusses don't deserve the country we're fighting for.

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

5. So You're Willing To Die For This Country?

Seriously, if it comes down to a life or death decision, or say the risk of spending the rest of your life locked away in some prison, you're not going to leave, no matter what?

I'm just wondering, because it always fascinates me the willingness of some people to risk death fighting a consistently losing battle against a regime that doesn't give a shit about them.

Just like I can't understand someone Wanting to go to Iraq and risk death, when they know and believe that this whole fiasco was a sham and LIE.

[Rex]

8. I agreed to die for this country when I joined the Army.

And I would do so today, without hesitation. OCD, somethings in life are larger than ourselves and somethings in life are worth dying for. The Constitution is one of them, IMO.

[EFerrari]

6. Every time they pull something like this it just make me more

determined to get them out of power and into jail where they belong.

I'm with you, Rex.

[Rex]

10. I hear ya sfexpat2000

They need to stand trial for crimes against humanity and a violation of the oath they took. As long as we stand together, I believe we will eventually prevail.

[wordpix]

7. thank you, I will fight these criminals until the day I die. Semper Fi!

[seabeyond]

9. this is such a weapon against every repug that supports this adm

in shame, i tell you.

[TayTay]

11. I was lucky enough to see Cong. John Lewis last year

at a March and speech in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He recounted the famous Selma March to the bridge in March, 1965. Mr. Lewis was beaten so badly back then that he nearly died. He was in intensive care in a Boston Hospital for a time after that recovering from the wounds he suffered defending his civil rights.

I often look to people like that for inspiration. They took a beating, but they got up, recovered and marched again. If Mr. Lewis can do it under those conditions, I can do it from the relative ease of my position.

Never, ever give up, never, ever surrender.