Wondering if BLM people will want to tear down missions in Baja.
Not BLM, Larry. The BLM is concerned about equal treatment under the 4th Amendment and not searching for missions to destroy or damage. You would
have to ask what the 'N8V' activists what their opinion of the missions is. But, I doubt they want to damage the missions, either.
Given the current "Bend Over and Spread the Cheeks" we're seeing from elected and appointed officials, the most important lesson that we can
learn from the past comes from the Wild West days when personal defense was, in fact, PERSONAL.
With it becoming likely that we'll be on our own when the mob shows up ............ Lock and Load.
Given the current "Bend Over and Spread the Cheeks" we're seeing from elected and appointed officials, the most important lesson that we can
learn from the past comes from the Wild West days when personal defense was, in fact, PERSONAL.
With it becoming likely that we'll be on our own when the mob shows up ............ Lock and Load.
so: you want to shoot black & brown people because they are tearing down statues tied to slavery and suppression!
wow?
and using a gun is how you will defend your white privilege! thats remarkable!
Given the current "Bend Over and Spread the Cheeks" we're seeing from elected and appointed officials, the most important lesson that we can
learn from the past comes from the Wild West days when personal defense was, in fact, PERSONAL.
With it becoming likely that we'll be on our own when the mob shows up ............ Lock and Load.
so: you want to shoot black & brown people because they are tearing down statues tied to slavery and suppression!
wow?
and using a gun is how you will defend your white privilege! thats remarkable!
1st Question Caj13- Why do you assume MrBill is white?
2nd Question Caj13- Why do you assume all of the anarchists that are destroying property are Black or Brown?
3rd Question Caj13- It seems to me he is referring to defending his property by force. Do you think that is not reasonable?
Finally, it doesn’t look to me like MrBill is referring to anything in a racial manner. You on the other hand are trying to make it about race.
Look in the mirror and try to make some improvements for society as a whole, pretty please.
However, having "been there and done that" (including South L.A. 1965), I am fully-prepared (and well-equipped) to deal directly with ANY
lawless activity which may endanger myself, my wife, my dog and ANY property.
IF we can no longer depend on the delegated law-enforcement personnel to provide safety and order, we have the right and responsibility to defend
ourselves, our property AND an orderly law-abiding society.
NO lawless destruction should be tolerated no matter what the target. Mob activity has no legitimate rationale in our representative
constitutional society and should not be tolerated. It certainly won't be tolerated by me.
i don't agree. throughout history events have demanded revolution (anarchist behavior) to bring about change.
What a shameful comparison. You probably should familiarize yourself with the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
But until then, I hope you appreciate your local police force. If you still have one.
To defend whatever that I think is necessary to defend with whatever means that I think necessary to do so.
Mobs of the sort we have witnessed once again have NEVER been satisfied by appeasement and acquiescence. Their actions will only be curtailed by such
violence as may be necessary to instill fear within their anarchist ranks. We saw that in the '60s and the '70s. Unfortunately, we're going
to have to learn that lesson again.
Fortunately (I suppose), I've reached that period in life where I'm still shooting a good group, but need not concern myself with long-term negative
consequences.
BTW, anyone who would attempt to equate the current mob lawlessness with the actions which led to 1776 would do well to spend some time
reading more about those Loyal English Subjects striving to attain their equal rights of representation as English
Subjects. ONLY when that became unattainable did they decide upon separation.
Interestingly, the Boston Tea Party act itself was the subject of great disagreement among the activists over the proposed destruction of
private property. Private Property rights being something considered so fundamental that Benjamin Franklin wanted
Jefferson to include it in the Declaration of Independence.
This would be a great time to remember the Civil War in Spain. Spanish population in 1936 was around 25 million deaths from the Civil War range from
500K to 2+ Million and then there are the missing that have never been found, a much higher number! To this day 80 years later the Civil War is still
a major topic of discussion in Spain.
The definitive reads are, “For Whom The Bell Tolls” (Fiction) and “The Spanish Civil War - Revised Edition” (History)!
Those who wish to count fellow Americans with differing Political Beliefs as “the enemy” should read and reflect on what Spain endured and is
still dealing with 80 years later!
Anarchy is the absence of government. The Boston Tea Party was staged to give us a representative government.
I would wager that an insignificant few of the current protesters consider themselves anarchists. It's just the same old labeling and demonizing by
the right of generally peaceful protests.. These protests are about justice, not anarchy. You sound like a broken record.
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The stone mountains pile up to the sky and there is little fresh water. But we know we must go back
if we live, and we don't know why." - Steinbeck, Log from the Sea of Cortez
"People don't care how much you know, until they know how much you care." - Theodore Roosevelt
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