Posted by don deere B on December 07, 2011 at 22:49:45 from (65.170.243.186):
In Reply to: O/T Pure speculation posted by old on December 07, 2011 at 21:35:56:
i couldn't agree with bob more. we are slowly deteriorating as a society, i'm not saying this cause i have lived a long time and think my generation was better than any other, fact is my generation has been asleep at the wheel for many years. no outside force is going to destroy us, we are doing it to ourselves. if you read the communist manifesto, their goal to gain control is done in steps, one, destroy the family unit and family values, two ,have the gov't educate the childern, three, dilute religion to where most congregations are mere social clubs, four, get as many people as posssible dependent on gov't handouts. sound familiar?? no, i'm not worried about outside invasion, i'm very worried about america tolerating itself into total destruction. God help us!!
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