will the real terrorists please stand up ?
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wstrntines
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So my question is since George Sorros funds these events. If the Bundys had as much money as him would they be held to a different standard. Because Sorros sure is.
NeMont
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Of the two actions: Protesting vs. Armed Take over of a federal facility, Which is granted Protection under the U.S. Constitution and which is considered a felony?
Pretty cut and dried case that the Bundy bunch are accused of committing a felony. I guess if you want to support felons have at it.
If the Bundy's weren't welfare queens and had been truly harmed by the Government their case would get more sympathy from people. They are simply dead beats who don't pay their bills, while all their neighbors did. Why anyone would support such welfare bums is beyond me.
Nemont
Pretty cut and dried case that the Bundy bunch are accused of committing a felony. I guess if you want to support felons have at it.
If the Bundy's weren't welfare queens and had been truly harmed by the Government their case would get more sympathy from people. They are simply dead beats who don't pay their bills, while all their neighbors did. Why anyone would support such welfare bums is beyond me.
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LAST EDITED ON May-03-17 AT 11:28AM (MST)[p]Oh and destroying cities like baltimore aren't felonies Sorros encorages it to get voilent he just says otherwise and with his deep pockets it's payed off so nobody peels back the layers to find where he ties in. Sad part is after the election they broke windows at starbucks and bank of america both institutions fund liberals very heavily. And I don't defend the Bundy's either. I just think Sorros should be held accountable for all the sh!t he's caused if they are.
NeMont
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The Supreme Court has ruled that money equals free speech. How do you prosecute Soros for spending money when he has a free hand from the USSC?
I don't like Soros or his politics but if you want to shut him down that would also shut down the Koch Brothers, Sheldon Adelson etc, etc.
http://www.amendmentgazette.com/how-spending-money-became-a-form-of-speech/
Nemont
I don't like Soros or his politics but if you want to shut him down that would also shut down the Koch Brothers, Sheldon Adelson etc, etc.
http://www.amendmentgazette.com/how-spending-money-became-a-form-of-speech/
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Good shut em down I don't give a Sh!t about any of those 3 you listed. They haven't done a damn thing for me today and they aren't going to do a damn thing for me tomorrow.
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I'll hate them both.
eelgrass
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Which one is the terrorist? The Bundy's. Why?
Because most Americans agree with the other group. They think they're seeking justice and are justifiably practicing civil disobedience. Plus they're just having a little fun and blowing off steam. Be tolerant.
The Bundy's are considered terrorists because they're stupid and pack guns even though none of them know how to use them to begin with. They watch too many John Wayne movies. Beyond stupid really.
Because most Americans agree with the other group. They think they're seeking justice and are justifiably practicing civil disobedience. Plus they're just having a little fun and blowing off steam. Be tolerant.
The Bundy's are considered terrorists because they're stupid and pack guns even though none of them know how to use them to begin with. They watch too many John Wayne movies. Beyond stupid really.
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Civil disobedience is a Constitutionally protected right.
Smashing windows
Burning cars
Physically attacking people just because you disagree with them
Throwing bricks into crowds of people
Starting arson fires.
None of these things are ?Constitutionally protected?.
Conclusion, maybe they are both terrorists.
So why was only one group prosecuted ?
Smashing windows
Burning cars
Physically attacking people just because you disagree with them
Throwing bricks into crowds of people
Starting arson fires.
None of these things are ?Constitutionally protected?.
Conclusion, maybe they are both terrorists.
So why was only one group prosecuted ?
eelgrass
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"Civil disobedience is a Constitutionally protected right. Armed take over of a Federal Facility is a felony, so most Americans are right to allow one and not the other."
Protesting is a right but civil disobedience is not protected. Some people might think it is, and consider it honorable, especially when judges just give a light slap on the hand.
Limitations on Action
Demonstrators who engage in civil disobedience ? defined as non-violent unlawful action as a form of protest ? are not protected under the First Amendment. People who engage in civil disobedience should be prepared to be arrested or fined as part of their protest activity.
http://aclu-or.org/content/your-right-protest
Protesting is a right but civil disobedience is not protected. Some people might think it is, and consider it honorable, especially when judges just give a light slap on the hand.
Limitations on Action
Demonstrators who engage in civil disobedience ? defined as non-violent unlawful action as a form of protest ? are not protected under the First Amendment. People who engage in civil disobedience should be prepared to be arrested or fined as part of their protest activity.
http://aclu-or.org/content/your-right-protest
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Picture proof, antifa protestors on a street holding signs within their constitutional rights and the Bundy bunch at an armed take over of a federal refuge. Why is this so difficult to make a decision on?
Are all protestors disobedient, are all Trump supporters nazi loving racists? Fact is there are always going to be a few bad apples in the barrel. The Ipso Facto road will get you nowhere quickly, they're rapist, they're bringing drugs, they're murderers.
What this really boils down to is self-identification. I identify myself as being more like one than the other, facts are secondary. If you supported the bombing in Syria why are you not supporting the seizure of Bundy's cattle? After decades of losing in court and exhausting the appeals process at some point action will be taken. Why is this so difficult to accept, this was not Ruby Ridge.
Are all protestors disobedient, are all Trump supporters nazi loving racists? Fact is there are always going to be a few bad apples in the barrel. The Ipso Facto road will get you nowhere quickly, they're rapist, they're bringing drugs, they're murderers.
What this really boils down to is self-identification. I identify myself as being more like one than the other, facts are secondary. If you supported the bombing in Syria why are you not supporting the seizure of Bundy's cattle? After decades of losing in court and exhausting the appeals process at some point action will be taken. Why is this so difficult to accept, this was not Ruby Ridge.
manny53
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>Picture proof, antifa protestors on a
>street holding signs within their
>constitutional rights and the Bundy
>bunch at an armed take
>over of a federal refuge.
>Why is this so difficult
>to make a decision on?
>
>
>Are all protestors disobedient, are all
>Trump supporters nazi loving racists?
>Fact is there are always
>going to be a few
>bad apples in the barrel.
>The Ipso Facto road will
>get you nowhere quickly, they're
>rapist, they're bringing drugs, they're
>murderers.
>
>What this really boils down to
>is self-identification. I identify myself
>as being more like one
>than the other, facts are
>secondary. If you supported the
>bombing in Syria why are
>you not supporting the seizure
>of Bundy's cattle? After decades
>of losing in court and
>exhausting the appeals process at
>some point action will be
>taken. Why is this so
>difficult to accept, this was
>not Ruby Ridge.
Rocks n Molotov cocktails are as deadly as guns or did u not get the memo fruitcake I mean snowflake...oh snap look here....this is ok tho cause they black.....
http://bb4sp.com/snowflakes-university-building-demand/
>street holding signs within their
>constitutional rights and the Bundy
>bunch at an armed take
>over of a federal refuge.
>Why is this so difficult
>to make a decision on?
>
>
>Are all protestors disobedient, are all
>Trump supporters nazi loving racists?
>Fact is there are always
>going to be a few
>bad apples in the barrel.
>The Ipso Facto road will
>get you nowhere quickly, they're
>rapist, they're bringing drugs, they're
>murderers.
>
>What this really boils down to
>is self-identification. I identify myself
>as being more like one
>than the other, facts are
>secondary. If you supported the
>bombing in Syria why are
>you not supporting the seizure
>of Bundy's cattle? After decades
>of losing in court and
>exhausting the appeals process at
>some point action will be
>taken. Why is this so
>difficult to accept, this was
>not Ruby Ridge.
Rocks n Molotov cocktails are as deadly as guns or did u not get the memo fruitcake I mean snowflake...oh snap look here....this is ok tho cause they black.....
http://bb4sp.com/snowflakes-university-building-demand/
manny53
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>>Picture proof, antifa protestors on a
>>street holding signs within their
>>constitutional rights and the Bundy
>>bunch at an armed take
>>over of a federal refuge.
>>Why is this so difficult
>>to make a decision on?
>>
>>
>>Are all protestors disobedient, are all
>>Trump supporters nazi loving racists?
>>Fact is there are always
>>going to be a few
>>bad apples in the barrel.
>>The Ipso Facto road will
>>get you nowhere quickly, they're
>>rapist, they're bringing drugs, they're
>>murderers.
>>
>>What this really boils down to
>>is self-identification. I identify myself
>>as being more like one
>>than the other, facts are
>>secondary. If you supported the
>>bombing in Syria why are
>>you not supporting the seizure
>>of Bundy's cattle? After decades
>>of losing in court and
>>exhausting the appeals process at
>>some point action will be
>>taken. Why is this so
>>difficult to accept, this was
>>not Ruby Ridge.
>
>
>Rocks n Molotov cocktails are
>as deadly as guns or
>did u not get the
>memo fruitcake I mean snowflake...oh
>snap look here....this is ok
>tho cause they black.....
>
>http://bb4sp.com/snowflakes-university-building-demand/
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2017/8174img1561.jpg
>>street holding signs within their
>>constitutional rights and the Bundy
>>bunch at an armed take
>>over of a federal refuge.
>>Why is this so difficult
>>to make a decision on?
>>
>>
>>Are all protestors disobedient, are all
>>Trump supporters nazi loving racists?
>>Fact is there are always
>>going to be a few
>>bad apples in the barrel.
>>The Ipso Facto road will
>>get you nowhere quickly, they're
>>rapist, they're bringing drugs, they're
>>murderers.
>>
>>What this really boils down to
>>is self-identification. I identify myself
>>as being more like one
>>than the other, facts are
>>secondary. If you supported the
>>bombing in Syria why are
>>you not supporting the seizure
>>of Bundy's cattle? After decades
>>of losing in court and
>>exhausting the appeals process at
>>some point action will be
>>taken. Why is this so
>>difficult to accept, this was
>>not Ruby Ridge.
>
>
>Rocks n Molotov cocktails are
>as deadly as guns or
>did u not get the
>memo fruitcake I mean snowflake...oh
>snap look here....this is ok
>tho cause they black.....
>
>http://bb4sp.com/snowflakes-university-building-demand/
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2017/8174img1561.jpg
eelgrass
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NeMont, rather than look it up, the best way would be to put it to the test. Next time a cop is watching, run a red light. If he pulls you over explain that you intentionally ran the light to raise awareness of how much idling at red lights is contributing to global warming and you are exercising your constitutional right of civil disobedience.
On the outside chance that he might not know about that right, the officer may issue you a citation. That's okay.
Once you get to court and declare your rights to a judge he may dismiss the charges. Or he may impose a fine. Let us know which.
On the outside chance that he might not know about that right, the officer may issue you a citation. That's okay.
Once you get to court and declare your rights to a judge he may dismiss the charges. Or he may impose a fine. Let us know which.
