Since when do prisoners of war have the right to a speedy trial? The war on terror will result in many more prisoners taken, who should be held until it is convenient to dispose of them according to the conditions of that time. If they want to stay free, let them stay at home. If they are of American citizenship, try them today and hang them tomorrow.

Jefferson was 100% right about a lot of issues. Peace, however, cannot be achieved, nor danger deterred, by failing to respond to real dangers. And health care is not a primary responsibility of government, but of the individual, who would be a lot healthier if he ate better, exercised, and stopped filling his veins and organs with cholesterol, alcohol, processed sugars, and everything his doctor told him to swallow.

When the time comes, the people will burn the banks, if not the bankers, and who will stop them?

Emabarrassingly phantasmagorical, protean, perhaps schizophrenic?

That's strange. I would have said that such a people had already arrived at dictatorship.

I believe that, before they might be permitted to comment here, anyone should first have to demonstrate a certain degree of literacy and ability to reason, which several previous comments do not reflect. How could anyone in his right mind refute morality? He could not.