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People who believe that most or all events are conspiracies are just as naive and unrealistic as those people who believe that there are no or very few conspiracies. The opening blog by Michael Savage says it all. When one side - usually the left - says that the right - that appears to be changing - doesn't want Obama to nominate a judge is doing it because of of politics - because the nominee will be somebody who is diametrically the opposite of them - is 100% correct. However, when they know that both sides do it and don't say that they are being hipocrates. I can't tell people how to defend their rights but in the last one or two debates I heard Sen. Rubio and Gov. Christie put something in the best way I could think of. They were both talking about the Second Admendment when Rubio said it "is not an option." And Chrisite said they didn't put the Second Admendment second for no reason.  The people who survived the Holocost and the people who come here from formerly Soviet blocked eastern European countries tell the people here "you ae going down the same road we went down." Some of them even say they might go back to where they came from because this country is going to be the same soon. When you don't know what you have you will lose it.