Wht would you sign a petition at whitehouse.gov

[45nut]

Have you lost your everloving mind? WTF are people thinking signing seccesh petitions at at the WH web site?

Hey, can you put me on the re-education list, yeah right at the tippy top. I want to be first in something, might as well be moronism. I'd also like a big red target on my back too, is that okay? Really, thanks.

And 64,000 Texans signed this. Maybe they ought to move back to cali.

[jbmid1]

I'd sogn it big enough that Obama wouldn't even need his contacts.

[hstout1143]

The way I see it, is it's a big FU to the man.

[01brian]

I've been meaning to post that I don't think those petitions are legit. Its just this darn phone is miserable to type out long messages. I had an encounter with a group that sets up "petitions"...they were really just publicity stunts and I wound up getting a ton more requests from groups I would not even spit on if they were on fire. Just be careful...just cause a document says stuff you agree with does not mean it's part of the actual process to fix stuff. I agree with the op and feel like the WH is fishing.

[cycloneman]

You know what would really would be funny if joe biden signed it.

someone should sign in as joe biden

[01brian]

Originally Posted by cycloneman

You know what would really would be funny if joe biden signed it.

someone should sign in as joe biden

that's really funny!!!

[marlin795]

Texas has 90K+ signatures and it says they will give a response of 25K is reached in a amount of time. hmm, wonder what they will say.

[GunHugger]

Would Jefferson, Adams or Washington sign it?

[Dog Soldier]

The Founding Fathers signed many letters of Grievence. These letters were ignored by King George. The rest of the story is the history of a young nation.

[marlin795]

My hero spoke this. May we finally stand tall and say no more to tyranny and fight for our children's and great,great, great grandchildren's freedom to forever endure in the land of free, because of the brave.

"A house divided against itself cannot stand." I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave(takers) and half free(makers). I do not expect the Union to be dissolved—I do not expect the house to fall—but I do expect it will cease to be divided.

[Sgt 45]

Texas, Louisiana and Florida all have over the 25,000 signatures, and several more states are close behind. What's Zip going to do? He won't be rounding us up, with what forces? Not the military. Maybe the black panthers, but that could be kinda fun, you know a target rich environment. I think the whole thing is just a way of saying up yours to the government.

[H-D]

John Hancock would have signed it big enough that he could see it from his high horse!
He had testicular fortitude

[gman51]

I have to agree here as it is just like adding your name to a Govt. watch list which according to NDAA could be you are a terrorist. It has been reported that email petitions are nothing to the government. Petitions need be on paper and signed. Not by an email that anyone can make a huge list of names. Heard of spam before?

[Dog Soldier]

The founding Fathers who signed the Declaration Of Independence signed there own death warrants. The act of signing a protest of this nature was a hanging offense. That is why our laws demand so many steps before a death sentence can be carried out.

[jlloyd73]

I ain't scared................

[Iron Eagle]

Obummer is going to say no.
This is some info that everyone should know. I have a coworker that is in the Army reserves, and he told me yesterday that he feels that he will be put back on active duty because of the secession talk. Be aware. Things are going to get ugly.

[carver]

Those petitions don't mean anything. No one will take them seriously. Not the people that started them, not the people that signed them, and not the people in the WH. As for as putting a target on your self, you did that when you joined the military, bought a gun, or a CCW. The petitions did make the news last night. The major news channels are carring stories about them. If the Gouberment wants me, they already know where I am, and I'm already on several of their watch lists. I am one of the Domestic Terrorists they keep talking about. I own guns, I am a veteran, I belong to the Tea Party, and I have marched on DC. Not to mention that I am a CCW holder.

[gvw3]

One news source I read called this treason. I was going to post it but can't find it now. Just watch out for Black SUV's parked around your house.

[carver]

There is another one that is gaining ground real fast, and that is to deport all those that sign the session petitions.

[cycloneman]

Originally Posted by carver

There is another one that is gaining ground real fast, and that is to deport all those that sign the session petitions.

Deport them to where?

[carver]

Originally Posted by cycloneman

Deport them to where?

I don't think the commies that started that petition care where we get deported to, so long as we get deported!

[carver]

Attempts at, or aspirations of, secession from the United States have been a feature of the country's politics since its birth. Some have argued for a constitutional right of secession and others for a natural right of revolution. The United States Supreme Court ruled unilateral secession unconstitutional while commenting that revolution or consent of the states could lead to a successful secession.

[al45lc]

I don't wish to offend anyone, but here's my take.
Ok, you signed the petition and you have 'cojones'.
As I pointed out in another post, you have now gotten the attention of who knows who or what, and you have lost the advantage of anonymity, however slight it may be.
You gave up tactical advantage for what?
To flip the "man" the finger? Gutsy, I'll give ya that.
"Hello, I.R.S. admin?. Yes I need to speak to....., the Pres has a special request."
"Hello, (name of State Police here), we have reason to believe that a certain person may or may not represent a threat to the President, and would like some background info on this person just to be safe."
Before, you were a name among tens of thousands (more?) of 4473's, now your at the top of the list.
Yep, ya got 'cojones', to be sure.
I might also add that considering the amount of paranoia on here, justified and otherwise, I'm surprised that any here would do such a thing.

[45nut]

What al45 said.

When the time comes, I will mutually pledge to my fellow patriots my Life my (small) Fortunes, and my sacred Honor.

This petition, however ain't the time or place to declare. And to be blunt, I think the King had just a tad more honor than these snakes in charge or at least he wasn't quite as nefarious as our current masters.

[gun runner]

Originally Posted by al45lc

I don't wish to offend anyone, but here's my take.
Ok, you signed the petition and you have 'cojones'.
As I pointed out in another post, you have now gotten the attention of who knows who or what, and you have lost the advantage of anonymity, however slight it may be.
You gave up tactical advantage for what?
To flip the "man" the finger? Gutsy, I'll give ya that.
"Hello, I.R.S. admin?. Yes I need to speak to....., the Pres has a special request."
"Hello, (name of State Police here), we have reason to believe that a certain person may or may not represent a threat to the President, and would like some background info on this person just to be safe."
Before, you were a name among tens of thousands (more?) of 4473's, now your at the top of the list.
Yep, ya got 'cojones', to be sure.
I might also add that considering the amount of paranoia on here, justified and otherwise, I'm surprised that any here would do such a thing.

They have to prove that "whoever" signed the petition is the real person that did it since Im assuming these people are doing this over the internet. Also what if someone else put some other persons name and information to use to be able to sign the petition?