You really should edit that comment. Not everything has to be shared.

Never fear the truth...

Tooconservative --- You really should edit that comment. Not everything has to be shared.

Never fear the truth. ---- GrandIsland

Unless the ATF, or the FBI gets on your ass....

Rice says US needs to consider Second Amendment's place in 'modern world'

Several thoughts...

1. I'm very much NOT a fan of Ms. Rice

2. Ms. Rice is exponentially smarter than pretty much all of you malcontents in this chat-room

3. Her ideas in this regard are valid and should be considered by any rational intelligent individual.

...when criticizing somebody and pointing out the error of their way or exposing their unpleasant traits.

Unpleasant?

I daresay it is you who are exceedingly unpleasant. I will in the future ignore any response you make to my posted articles or comments considering the loutish source.

I'm not worried. They don't even need a warrant to search my house. I have nothing to hide.

You should worry that some agency would question your mental health about the following statement you made : ----

I'd most likely be a rogue combatant... protecting just my own family and killing the parts of my family that endanger my agenda or are dead weight. ---- GrandIsland posted on 2018-02-25

I will in the future ignore any response you make to my posted articles or comments considering the loutish source.

Thank you.

I will continue to post for everyone else to see.

You just sit there and silently take your severe whippings.

Gatlin (#86) ---- .when criticizing somebody and pointing out the error of their way or exposing their unpleasant traits.

Unpleasant?

I daresay it is you who are exceedingly unpleasant. I will in the future ignore any response you make to my posted articles or comments considering the loutish source. ---- IbJensen

Please, don't bozo the oaf. Gatlin needs all the disdain we can give him..

Cowards need to be told the truth. Even they can't ignore it forever...

I'd think bombs and explosives would be the hot item for underground manufacturing.

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...a host of retired police officers also wrote, calling Gonzales a “domestic terrorist.” They described incidents in which Gonzales’ organization, the Crusade For Justice, turned violent.

Members were arrested on bomb charges, and one battle with police resulted in the shooting death of a young man and an explosion next to the Crusade’s headquarters.

Charles Rowland, who worked with the Denver Police Department’s bomb squad for 21 years, wrote that the city was “known as the bomb capital of the United States. Most of these devices led back to the Crusade. I can’t believe Denver would even think of honoring this person. To me, it’s like hugging Jane Fonda.”

http://www.denverpost.com/2013/05/16/governor-lobbies-to-name- denver-branch-library-for-corky-gonzales/

Same Ol'

lol

Open for business.

God bless America, land of the free, and home of the brave. Offer void where prohibited.

Yep.

Denver Lutheran High School went bankrupt and is now named after "The Poet Laureat of Aztlan".

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lalo+Delgado+Campus/@39.69548 54,-105.0278325,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x17b73d028e35f4cd!8m2!3d39.6954854! 4d-105.0278325

But - don't forget to vote for the train! (so Governor Chickenlooper's Jesuit MarxBankster cronies can keep their caboo$e on track to the White Hut).

This non-partisan association of current and formerly serving military, police, and first responders have declared that they will not obey unconstitutional orders, such as orders to disarm the American people, to conduct warrantless searches, or to detain Americans as “enemy combatants” in violation of their ancient right to jury trial.

There goes Parsons again - showing his disdain for those military, law enforcement and first responders who have taken an oath to the Constitution and refuse to obey unconstitutional edicts. Thank God for Patriots like the Oathkeepers who are willing to put their lives on the line and stand against tyranny.

Oathkeepers: Orders we will not obey:

1. We will NOT obey any order to disarm the American people.

That must be why Parson loathes them.

...all the other loud-mouth cowards

The only loud mouthed coward here is you Parsons, submissively grovelling before the almighty State, happy to live on your knees as others are willing to fight back against a tyrannical rogue government.

I will continue to post for everyone else to see.

You just sit there and silently take your severe whippings.

A sadist as well.

" Great, legit questions...

He's a goose-stepping Totalitarian Statist. Anti-Constitution. At least it's on record.

No further use in engaging. "

That has been quite clear to anyone paying attention !!

And has been for quite some time !!

Most here know how Tater / Parsons is, and what kind of person he is !!

Gatlins opinion claiming that: --- "saying the Second Amendment was written for the Americans to take up arms against our government is purely opinionated bullshit". --- is purely semantic word-play bullshit itself, --- seeing that everyone here is writing that the first explanatory line of the 2nd explains why the right shall not be infringed.

100% BS. That it is. Always was. Always will be.

Gilligan a Troll.

You can't debate a Troll, a forum Vampire. They don't engage with honest or sincere intent.

Most here know how Tater / Parsons is, and what kind of person he is !!

He's just hit the BOZO-TROLL List. The ONLY one. Yes, he's that stupid, useless, and mentally unfit.

" the Second Amendment exists precisely in the case that government "goes rogue" and becomes a dictatorship. "

Look to fairly recent history for example.

Look up " Battle of Athens Tennessee 1946 "

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_%281946%29

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9tUQxsrQGw

Quite interesting bit of history

" " the Second Amendment exists precisely in the case that government "goes rogue" and becomes a dictatorship. "

Look to fairly recent history for example.

Look up " Battle of Athens Tennessee 1946 "

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_%281946%29

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9tUQxsrQGw

Quite interesting bit of history "

Pete, I had intended to ping you. Sorry for the oversight !

Oathkeepers: Orders we will not obey:

1. We will NOT obey any order to disarm the American people.

That must be why Parson loathes them.

...all the other loud-mouth cowards

The only loud mouthed coward here is you Parsons, submissively grovelling before the almighty State, happy to live on your knees as others are willing to fight back against a tyrannical rogue government.

OUCH.

+100

Look up " Battle of Athens Tennessee 1946 "

A beloved story. But can you cite any other similar events.

That's the problem with the argument, however much we all agree on the principles.

It's far too easy to dismiss as a lone outlier in some corrupt inbred hillbilly town. And there are a lot of people who love this story who would nevertheless get upset if something like that happened in their own town.

Making THE case for the 2A -- Battle of Athens Tennessee 1946

But can you cite any other similar events.

That's the problem with the argument...

Uh, no.

Your demand for subsequent examples of the 2A doing what it's supposed to is the problem with pro-Statists. Do you believe 'The Patriot Act' and it's UNREAD LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENT was justified or even had the consent of the governed?

"A Beloved Story."

NOT quite feeling the "love" from you.

" But can you cite any other similar events. "

No. I think one is enough.

" there are a lot of people who love this story who would nevertheless get upset if something like that happened in their own town. "

So, you think they should be happy if some thug took over a town ?? Bizare !!!

I am rather surprised at Tooconservative's attitude on this!

At times he likes to play Devil's Advocate just to stir things up.

But at times he does straddle The Fence.

Pete, I had intended to ping you. Sorry for the oversight !

No problem. It looks like you have the situation in hand by mentioning the battle of Athens,Tn.

BTW,there was a movie made about that. A pretty good one,too.

It's far too easy to dismiss as a lone outlier in some corrupt inbred hillbilly town.

When you mention inbred and corrupt you should be talking about the big-city stench of places like NYC and LA"

" BTW,there was a movie made about that. A pretty good one,too. "

Yeah, I posted the link at # 110

BTW,there was a movie made about that. A pretty good one,too.

Some based-on-a-real-story flick, set in Texas.

Not accurate.

I would enjoy seeing an accurate movie or documentary about it but they've never made one.

I'd most likely be a rogue combatant... protecting just my own family and killing the parts of my family that endanger my agenda or are dead weight. ---- GrandIsland posted on 2018-02-25

My sanity is spot on.----- lol

You should worry that some agency would question your mental health about your statements above..

Laughing out loud about killing parts of your family is "spot on" proof of your insanity...

Please consider deleting.

BTW,there was a movie made about that. A pretty good one,too.

Stoner provided the link to the key part of the flick.

The primary election was held on August 1.

To intimidate voters, Mansfield brought in some 200 armed "deputies." GI poll-watchers were beaten almost at once.

At about 3 p.m., Tom Gillespie, an African- American voter was told by a sheriff's deputy that he could not vote. Despite being beaten, Gillespie persisted. The enraged deputy shot him. The gunshot drew a crowd. Rumors spread that Gillespie had been shot in the back; he later recovered.

Other deputies detained ex-GI poll-watchers in a polling place, as that made the ballot counting "public." A crowd gathered. Sheriff Mansfield told his deputies to disperse the crowd.

When the two ex-GIs smashed a big window and escaped, the crowd surged forward. The deputies, with guns drawn, formed a tight half-circle around the front of the polling place. One deputy, "his gun raised high...shouted: 'If you sons of bitches cross this street I'll kill you!'"

Mansfield took the ballot boxes to the jail for counting. The deputies seemed to fear immediate attack by the "people who had just liberated Europe and the South Pacific from two of the most powerful war machines in human history" Short of firearms and ammunition, the GIs scoured the county to find them.

By borrowing keys to the National Guard and State Guard armories, they got three M1 Garand rifles, five .45 semi-automatic pistols and 24 British Enfield rifles. The armories were nearly empty after the war's end.

By 8 p.m. a group of GIs and "local boys" headed for the jail but left the back door unguarded to give the jail's defenders an easy way out. Three GIs alerting passersby to danger were fired on from the jail. Two GIs were wounded. Other GIs returned fire. Firing subsided after 30 minutes; ammunition ran low and night had fallen.

Thick brick walls shielded those inside the jail.

Absent radios, the GIs' rifle fire was uncoordinated. "From the hillside fire rose and fell in disorganized cascades. More than anything else, people were simply shooting at the jail"

Several who ventured into the street in front of the jail were wounded. One man inside the jail was badly hurt; he recovered.

Most sheriff's deputies wanted to hunker down and await rescue. Governor McCord mobilized the State Guard, perhaps to scare the GIs into withdrawing. The State Guard never went to Athens. McCord may have feared that Guard units filled with ex-GIs might not fire on other ex-GIs. At about 2 a.m. on August 2, the GIs forced the issue. Men from Meigs County threw dynamite sticks and damaged the jail's porch. The panicked deputies surrendered. GIs quickly secured the building. Paul Cantrell faded into the night, having almost been shot by a GI who knew him, but whose .45 pistol had jammed. Mansfield's deputies were kept overnight in jail for their own safety. Calm soon returned. The GIs posted guards. The rifles borrowed from the armory were cleaned and returned before sunup.

Interesting account from the poster of the YT video.

Absent radios, the GIs' rifle fire was uncoordinated. "From the hillside fire rose and fell in disorganized cascades. More than anything else, people were simply shooting at the jail"

That is pretty funny. Probably less so for the corrupt deputies in the jail.

Please consider deleting.

The original sin by GI still exists in post #50.... libertysflame.com/cgi-bin...?ArtNum=54845&Disp=50#C50

tpaine can't edit the creep's comment.

NOT cool to broadcast that kind of mistake.

Please consider deleting.

Post that to the idiot that put it up originally, and thinks it spot on..

" can you cite any other similar events "

I guess you have never heard of Lexington, Concord, Bunker Hill, Saratoga, Yorktown, Philadelphia, Boston, Battle of Blue Licks, etc, etc, etc Not exactly similar, but they did oppose King George ! Should count !

Should count !

Yeah, yeah.

If you think people in this country want to have armed mobs shooting it out with each other, beating people, stealing ballot boxes, etc., well, you're nuts.

Nobody wants that.

This incident was more Hatfields vs. McCoys than anything resembling the political philosophy of the Founders.

And the G.I. movement in that region collapsed, rather badly and in short order. Their biggest problem once elected: other G.I.'s that decided they didn't have to obey the laws.

It was not a glorious triumph of the principles of the Republic.

" Yeah, yeah "

Yes, we all know you are FOS ! Your opinion on this topic is worth a sack of shit !!

Go up stairs and tell your mother she wants you.

Of all the tens of thousands of county elections in the history of this country, you can cite only this lone example that is so outrageous.

Call me names all you want or throw some other tantrum. It's still stupid.

You paranoid silly fuckers make me laugh, often.

lol

Stoner (#109) --- Look up " Battle of Athens Tennessee 1946 "

A beloved story. But can you cite any other similar events.

That's the problem with the argument, however much we all agree on the principles.

It's far too easy to dismiss as a lone outlier in some corrupt inbred hillbilly town. And there are a lot of people who love this story who would nevertheless get upset if something like that happened in their own town.

Actually, that reminds me of an incident that happened in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, back in 1956/57,_while I was in the army. It's vague in my memory, but goes something like this: ---

Our town 'tough guys' met on main street, downtown, with their motorcycles and hot rods, far too many summer nights. The town cops decided to get tough too, and started to give the boys (many were men of my age, 20/21) tickets, etc. --- harassment, to get them to move..

So they moved one night, when there was a dance? -- at the NG Armory, which was a only a couple blocks away. All the streets around the armory immediately were clogged, and the boys were in the armory, when the cops came to roust them. The 'boy's refused, and spent the night and next day barricaded in the armory (I guess they knew better than to raid the arms room).. The sheriff was called, and it was finally settled with an amnesty and the town cops guarantee to lighten up.

Might even be archived in the St.Paul Press, or the Minneapolis rag...

That's what I remember from letters I got in Munich..

You paranoid silly fuckers make me laugh, often.

lol

It's mutual, you sick clown. ;-)

I'd bet that most here don't believe you're a cop. -- To warped..

Believe what you want

Believe what you want

I doubt you really act/live that way, -- having observed how to act on this site...

Our town 'tough guys' met on main street, downtown, with their motorcycles and hot rods, far too many summer nights. The town cops decided to get tough too, and started to give the boys (many were men of my age, 20/21) tickets, etc. --- harassment, to get them to move..

So they moved one night, when there was a dance? -- at the NG Armory, which was a only a couple blocks away. All the streets around the armory immediately were clogged, and the boys were in the armory, when the cops came to roust them. The 'boy's refused, and spent the night and next day barricaded in the armory (I guess they knew better than to raid the arms room).. The sheriff was called, and it was finally settled with an amnesty and the town cops guarantee to lighten up...

Interesting story tpaine . Glad it ended well. Does not sound like there was any need for the arms room...

My home town back in the 40's, 50's was a pretty rough place, for a Minnesota suburb.. Only about 10,000 people in the area, but there were 7 liquor bars and another 4/5 beer joints in a few mile radius.

We had another incident right after the war, when the town vets straightened out the town cops, who had started to get overly officious about closing the bar's on time, and the rowdy parties..

My father bartended and managed one of the nicer bars in town and came home with stories about the cops vs the vets, young guys who were fed up with taking 'orders'...