We're Done with Colorado

[Jesus-With-A-.45]

I came here 4 years ago from CA primarily because CO was still a free state & everyone with a brain & the means to leave could see that CA was lost. I won't run away again, I love this state, I love most of the people, this is the place I've always wanted to live & I'm not letting some GOD DAMN SCUMBAG LIBERALs TAKE IT AWAY WITHOUT A FIGHT! I'm donating anything I can, time, money, manpower, I'm hitting the streets and getting others involved. If we loss this state, I'm going to be able to look in the mirror & know that I personally did everything in my power to NOT let it happen. I believe this is the mentality we all need to take........if we don't fight it........then who will?

[Bailey Guns]

I came here 4 years ago from CA primarily because CO was still a free state & everyone with a brain & the means to leave could see that CA was lost. I won't run away again, I love this state, I love most of the people, this is the place I've always wanted to live & I'm not letting some GOD DAMN SCUMBAG LIBERALs TAKE IT AWAY WITHOUT A FIGHT! I'm donating anything I can, time, money, manpower, I'm hitting the streets and getting others involved. If we loss this state, I'm going to be able to look in the mirror & know that I personally did everything in my power to NOT let it happen. I believe this is the mentality we all need to take........if we don't fight it........then who will?

This attitude assumes there's only one reason one would want to stay or leave...a political motivation. Many people, my wife and I included, weigh the political issues with other issues important in their lives and the lives of their families. It's not necessarily an either/or, single topic issue.

Not to mention this mentality cedes states like CA to the liberals. Why is staying and "fighting" here more important than fighting liberalism elsewhere? I don't think that makes any sense at all.

On the other hand, if someone feels the way you do about a life in CO then by all means do you what you can to shape it how you see fit. But why demean someone, or attempt to force your will ("this is the mentality we all need to take") on others. That sounds to me exactly like that which you so loudly proclaim to be fighting against.

It also sounds exactly like the liberal mentality that says, "can't we all agree no one needs ________"? No...we can't all agree. Sorry. I want no part of that attitude from either the left or the right.

[Jesus-With-A-.45]

This attitude assumes there's only one reason one would want to stay or leave...a political motivation. Many people, my wife and I included, weigh the political issues with other issues important in their lives and the lives of their families. It's not necessarily an either/or, single topic issue.

Not to mention this mentality cedes states like CA to the liberals. Why is staying and "fighting" here more important than fighting liberalism elsewhere? I don't think that makes any sense at all.

On the other hand, if someone feels the way you do about a life in CO then by all means do you what you can to shape it how you see fit. But why demean someone, or attempt to force your will ("this is the mentality we all need to take") on others. That sounds to me exactly like that which you so loudly proclaim to be fighting against.

It also sounds exactly like the liberal mentality that says, "can't we all agree no one needs ________"? No...we can't all agree. Sorry. I want no part of that attitude from either the left or the right.

My statement was for myself & those that choose to stay here in CO, at no point did I mention "bailey guns" anywhere in the post, nor did I attack your choice to leave. I don't care what you choose to do, if you want to leave than that's what you should do.......it's still a kind of free country, and it's your right to come & go as you please. However, for those that leave for perceived freedoms in other states that they feel no longer exist in this state, the liberal disease will eventually catch-up to those states as well. CA was lost long before I reached manhood or had a chance to make a difference in the political process or the attitudes of the citizens living within that state, maybe I'm a little more determined having seen what liberalism has done to my once beautiful & prosperous home state & don't want the people of my adopted state to suffer the same pain & disappointment that I have felt.

[Bailey Guns]

I believe this is the mentality we all need to take........if we don't fight it........then who will?

My mistake. I thought by "we all" you meant "we all".