Reply #31: s'ok.... I'm open to ideas from all, especially when presented without [View All]

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the attacks! :)

Thank you for your input...

Yes, I see your point. I've never been a member, but it seems to me that this is quite a bit of what they do. I know there is a LOT of grassroots organizing, and I certainly respect them for that.

What I'm saying is that we can choose to see them as adversaries, and try to "beat" them... or we can see them as friends who are working for much the same goals, and do some friendly collaborating.

I'm guessing they formed another party out of frustration with not being heard. Many of us can relate to that frustration. That alone gives a basis for having something in common that gives us a way to work together.

It's our choice. Personally, :), I prefer the strategy of Martin Luther King, to the "strategy" of seeing others as enemies.