Yeah, can anyone think of an example of the states-rights folks standing up for the rights of states to do something they hated? I'm not coming up with one.

I'm not afraid for my community and my kids, and I am very grateful to Seattle while knowing Seattle doesn't protect all its residents as much as me. I'm afraid for other people, who thought a place like Raleigh was a safe place to have a family. Wouldn't be wrong to focus on my immediate community if that were the way I could most effectively help, but for me I see more opportunity in a wider focus. It doesn't make me panic, not yet anyway, but it does make me give (um, tomorrow) to national organizations.