Overthrow the government by sending letters to governors and make them resign, really?? I can't believe people take this serious.
THINK for a second:
- The letters come from a Texan anti-government group. They have ZERO credibility, and act under no one's authority. They don't speak for ALL THE
PEOPLE. THEY might want to overthrow the government, but they do not speak for the majority of US citizens.
- The letter basically states that governors have to ask for forgiveness and then are reinstated, and if they sign this they will be considered
re-elected. So some random organization believes they can ask a governor to step down, and the put him back in place if he "asks for forgiveness".
On WHO'S AUTHORITY???
- They say there won't be any more taxes...yet have NO PLAN about how to regulate things after the putsch. Who will organize things? What about the
people who rely on government services? What about ALL THE LAWS that are based on the current government? Who's gonna write new laws? Those lunatics
who believe they can convince governors to step down by sending letters???
- What about the US image for trade and commerce? The international community will look at the US like some banana republic after they split up. You
think you don't need the international community for trade/commerce? Think again
The letter is actually written in a "safe" way...it can't really be seen as a threat. Just a wishful pipedream by some lunatic. The letter clearly
shows the guy who came up with it hasn't thought about things in great detail. It's as if he had written "step down now, we'll take
over...we'll...well...we'll see what happens...but don't forget to step down".
Btw, I'm pretty sure the letters come from this guy...
I'm not happy about all of the government's plans either, but can we stop wasting times with lunatic ideas and instead spend that energy to come up
with constructive and helpful plans? Overthrowing the government won't solve anything, and it's definitely not bad enough right now to even think
about it. If it were like in Burma, you could start thinking about it...
[edit on 3-4-2010 by MrXYZ]