Posted on 05/09/2015 4:58:18 AM PDT by Sean_Anthony
I believe in the old saw "the darkest hour is just before the dawn"--unfortunately I also believe that "we the people" have yet to see our darkest hour. Laus Deo, and pass the ammunition
“You can try to avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.”—Ayn Rand (1905-1982)
The people at “Charlie Hebdo” who were murdered deserved it, and Pamela Geller “asked for it?” WTF?
What type of perverted “thinking” and twisted “logic” (I use the terms loosely) leads to such absurd and asinine conclusions? It beggars belief—and it beggars belief that the bulk of the world’s media seems all too willing to participate in their own emasculation and muzzling.
In fact, they insist on subservient silence—and anyone who disagrees with these gutless wonders gets slandered. “Dare to speak out against intolerant savagery and you deserve what you get,” say the lead elements of the collectivist herd. Craven sycophants who snicker at bravery and bow to barbarism.
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That’s a great Ayn Rand quote....
The islamo-fascist cockroaches are just their tools for the time being. Just being good little marxists - and working to correct the great unwashed who dare to think differently than them.
The same kind of logic which justifies rape because a woman was dressed "provocatively".
(also found in Islamic tirades).
When abortionists are attacked do they also say that “they asked for it”?
What is missing is the ‘how’. How are we to restore freedom?
Guns,lots and lots of guns
Okay, you and your buddies down the street get together. Lots of guns. Then what?
Really, you can’t figure it out?
To shun the gun is to embrace tyranny
Fill in the details. Really.
Yea,lets talk about armed insurrection on an open forum.LOL
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