>They are all, of course, almost bombastically fervent about a strong military, and support the wars. You know, this is so entirely wrong that it discredits th

>They are all, of course, almost bombastically fervent about a strong military, and support the wars. You know, this is so entirely wrong that it discredits the whole paragraph. You clearly know nothing about the Tea Party movement, or even that it was started in support of Ron Paul, the most anti-war politician there is. >I mean, if we continually capitulate to those parties and politicians who support anti-democracy, anti-freedom ideas and laws, why wouldn't there be substance to the argument? Who's capitulating? There are more democracies in the world today than ever before. Ever.