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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 122686" data-attributes="member: 4743">I sat at Fort Sill Ok as my undrafted buddies were zipping to Zap and I did miss Woodstock as I was sitting on a hill.But Woodstock was a for profit venture.&nbsp; People went there to hear music and left their signs at home.&nbsp; Zip to Zap was just a venture and in time I did get there to drink some old mill.That generation or my generation, yes we did produce this current crop of protestors and how some of them turn out to be worthless is beyond me.&nbsp; But as every generation most produce are good.&nbsp; Are biggest mistake was not the kids we produced but letting the liberals take over from the media and elsewhere without fighting back.&nbsp; We let the PC take over and kept our silent.&nbsp; If we spoke out they shouted louder.&nbsp; Its like when I seen more than one kid in school get the back hand of a teacher but when I taught it would get you fire.&nbsp; If one refuse to bake a cake we would allow them to lose their license in silent.&nbsp; And the majority kept silent for fear of getting involved. &nbsp;This silent still goes on when we refuse to stop what was the beginning for NDPLA (this topic started in August) for fear of exposing one feeling and belief. We did not want to upset a minority for what would seem to be a noble cause of protecting water.&nbsp; The risk of backlash was to great.With our new president there appears to be a line drawn in the sand with the left doing all they can to destroy and gain back their power.&nbsp; We have spoken up with the vote and if we are to move forward the silent needs to stop.&nbsp; It's time for us to throw the word racist back at them and not worry that we will stand alone but have a vocal backing.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 122686, member: 4743"] I sat at Fort Sill Ok as my undrafted buddies were zipping to Zap and I did miss Woodstock as I was sitting on a hill. But Woodstock was a for profit venture. People went there to hear music and left their signs at home. Zip to Zap was just a venture and in time I did get there to drink some old mill. That generation or my generation, yes we did produce this current crop of protestors and how some of them turn out to be worthless is beyond me. But as every generation most produce are good. Are biggest mistake was not the kids we produced but letting the liberals take over from the media and elsewhere without fighting back. We let the PC take over and kept our silent. If we spoke out they shouted louder. Its like when I seen more than one kid in school get the back hand of a teacher but when I taught it would get you fire. If one refuse to bake a cake we would allow them to lose their license in silent. And the majority kept silent for fear of getting involved. This silent still goes on when we refuse to stop what was the beginning for NDPLA (this topic started in August) for fear of exposing one feeling and belief. We did not want to upset a minority for what would seem to be a noble cause of protecting water. The risk of backlash was to great. With our new president there appears to be a line drawn in the sand with the left doing all they can to destroy and gain back their power. We have spoken up with the vote and if we are to move forward the silent needs to stop. It's time for us to throw the word racist back at them and not worry that we will stand alone but have a vocal backing. db [/QUOTE]

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