So . . . . In this game you have to pick one . . . .

[Stinky The Clown]

. . . . . An enemy . . . . Or a traitor.

I understand you don't wish to pick either one, but let's say you have to. Do you pick the enemy you know so well you feel you can keep them in check. Or do you pick the one with whom you still share some commonality but who stabbed you in the back.

[MattBaggins]

1. I don't really care for mayonnaise on my fries

[bunnies]

2. I pick the enemy.

So I know what to expect. Nothing worse than a back-stabber. That said, Im not aware of any context attached to this question.

[Autumn]

3. I'll take the enemy. I know my enemies, I know their weakness.

A traitor is worse than an enemy because they know your weakness.

[geek tragedy]

4. What a subtle attempt to advocate supporting Republicans and libertarians (the 'enemy)

at the expense of Democrats (the 'traitors')!

And by 'subtle' I mean 'obvious and crude.'

[liberal_at_heart]

5. that's funny I took enemy to mean a totalitarian government, but that is just my interpretation.

Or maybe the totalitarian government is the traitor.

[bunnies]

8. I didnt get that from it at all.

But maybe youre right. Not knowing the context... I picked the enemy.

[Demo_Chris]

9. Are you suggesting that only Libertarians oppose government spying? nt

[Stinky The Clown]

11. Nice try. Actually, what I'm about is trying to push things back to the left.

Many of today's so called Democrats are of the very same stripe as the Rockefeller Republicans of my youth. Some of them are pretty famous names.

I'm actually glad you were able to see through my crude ruse. Shows me you're very smart.

You and I may not agree on some things, but you have no right to belittle me for trying to push things back to the left.

[bemildred]

6. I'll take Snowden over Clapper every time, EDIT: if that's the question. nt

[KittyWampus]

7. Traitors can be very useful.

[GeorgeGist]

10. Leave it to a clown ...

to think like one.