Quote:So because I believe in the conservative ideology I should just stand by and wait for the government to magically become more conservative? Obviously that isn't going to happen. In this situation for conservatives, you either vote for the person you BELIEVE, based on your own independent research, will transition the government back to its fundamentals, or accept eventually a Pinochet-like authoritarian will come along to force it back. Thomas Jefferson said it himself, "I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical...It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of government."


I am not saying Donald Trump is our Pinochet, but if we elect Hillary Clinton or Marco Rubio, I can say it is guaranteed that person will eventually come.

But the person were counting on restoring the republic has a history of supporting all kinds of abuse of government. Why are we supposed to believe once given the keys to the kingdom he's going to restrain from abusing the power? If the republicans get this wrong in 4 years you can't count on the Democrats to run a constitutionalist. So best case he runs amoke for 8 years than we have to convince the country to trust a Republican again? Nope you'll get an even more radical democrate in 4 or 8 years.


And there will never be an armed revolt in America the population is to complacent. As long as you have football on Sundays walmarts open and drive through restaurants theyll sit in the boiling pot.

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