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officials see rise in militia groups across us
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Re: officials see rise in militia groups across us
awww, fuck.
I was going to say I feel pretty insulated from that stuff...but then I remembered that those people like to bomb cities and what not. and chi would be a likely target considering obama's from here. so, shit. |
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I believe that U.S. citizens have a right to a well regulated militia but I do not agree with lunacy running one, including the disturbingly powerful and influential Blackwater/Xe - I have read that a whistleblower blames the founder of murder (outside the murders in Iraq).
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=8258915&page=1 Quote:
Check out Hutatree on Youtube, they fly a flag with a cross on it - so did the Nazis
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ha, that hutatree has a myspace. so does the ohio militia. so weird.
I don't know, I guess I'm alright with them as long as they're fighting for the right reasons (Jesus). |
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Yeah I'm sure they won't persecute any muslins or hindoons, or boodas
seeing that the U.S. has a beautifully non-maligned mixed religious heritage
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Re: officials see rise in militia groups across us
it is disturbing. i am all for peaceful revolutions (if there is such a thing -- there has been a couple). but violent groups of males roaming around with guns wanting to overthrow the government scares the shit out of me. i guess i would feel differently if (a) the government was truly evil; and (b) i was one of the young males roaming around with a lethal weapon. no i think i would still feel scared shitless
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Re: officials see rise in militia groups across us
This is where it gets muddy
Militias are supposedly allowed to defend an unjust and corrupt government, not to overthrow one that has barely made it's mark. The right to bear arms is not to intimidate (like the gentlemen at Obama's Town Hall Meeting), but is for protection. Brandishing a weapon without any perceived threat is a threat in and of itself. I don't know if Obama called a stand down on the Secret Service. They have very little boundaries when it comes to this shit and I bet they would have had not qualms pulling this person aside. But I bet the Secret Service didn't play their hand because this man wanted to be a martyr for the right wing gun movement.
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Re: officials see rise in militia groups across us
Chris Matthews interview of the gun toting protester
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYUmCj4yud4&eurl Decent interview, I believe Matthews was a bit of jerk about it. I also believe this gentleman's statement about bringing a gun as a tool of influence (especially at a Presidential event) could easily be construed as a threat
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Re: officials see rise in militia groups across us
Timothy Mcveigh the monster behind the Alfred P Murrah federal building bombing in Oaklahoma was wearing a shirt bearing the Jefferson Tree of Liberty Quote.
Keep this in mind - Patriots do not threaten nor kill their fellow citizen. http://www.cnn.com/US/9704/28/okc/ Quote:
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I fucking dare that badass to come on down to South Central LA and stroll around the hood for just one hour with his extra penis on his thigh. Plus this extremely high IQ'd fellow lost a huge chunk of privacy in his life. Especially with the docket the Secret Service now has on him. I'm not offended nor am I saying he doesn't have the right to do this, I just think it's a major dumbshit move. Which is perfectly legal for dumbshits to do.
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