> > Where do we draw the line... > > authfriend: > But maybe it makes sense to *start* drawing it > where he's pointing... > So, you do not support the United States Constitution, but apparently you vote in U.S. elections. Would you draw the line at the Second Amendment? If we passed a law that no private citizens could bear arms would that stop the disturbed people and criminals from shooting people?
"...who is obsessed with mind control and other bizarre leftfield issues of minutia." InfoWars, January 9, 2011 http://tinyurl.com/32fvbwy > Maybe that begins to sensitize us to the violence > occurring outside the line, and we're moved to > draw another one a little further out, and then another > one a little further, and so on in increments. > > We don't want to let "the perfect be the enemy of the > good," a phrase I'm tired of hearing, but it's become a > cliche because it makes so much sense. > > We have a good chance to draw *a* line right now, while > the horror of the shootings is fresh in our minds. We > don't want to say, "Wait, this line isn't far enough out, > we have to draw it miles back," because that just ain't > ready to happen yet. If that's what we insist on, we'll > miss our chance to draw the line closer in and may never > get to the point of drawing the one farther out. > > The journey of a thousand miles, and so on. Baby steps > are better than no steps. >
