Posted on 11/02/2020 1:01:39 PM PST by oldenuff35
We are in rural Oregon and it is damn well is not Portland where mob violence is not only tolerated but encouraged by the local officials.
In south central Oregon there will be sadness for a few but they are too few to mob up and do any real damage.
The vast majority of locals support President Trump and would instantly set a mob straight if they get violent and destructive.
Around here, Burning, Looting, and Murder are not culturally accepted activities.
The one and only time ANTIFA showed up here they were disarmed, put back on their buss, and escorted out of town. There was no violence involved.
Oregon is an open carry state and the local law enforcement as well as the local population were very polite to the ANTIFA mob but did directly convey to them that they had no permit to demonstrate and they were not wanted here.
What legal and extra legal activities do you predict will happen in your local area after President Trump is reelected?
The ammo aisles at the sporting goods stores have been packed. The shelves......not so much.
Thank you!
Recently? The shelves are empty here and have been for a long time.
An explosion of HOAX hate crimes Jussie Smollett style, with cooperative Police Brass, DA's and Rat bureaucrats. ... Viscous Cancel Culture attacks on normal Legacy Americans using Hoax, Slander, Bullying, Doxing, and Swatting, using same cooperative Police Brass, DA's and Rat bureaucrats.
Conversion of heart. Love your enemy but don’t compromise your values that are only values if they’re worth dying for.
San Francisco Union Square and Market Street are largely boarded up. I guess they think Trump will win? Or are just hedging their bets.
I’ll keep my ear to the ground and not work if there are daytime riots. Otherwise I will contribute to the well being of my city by working and providing services to all. It’s my little way of helping.
I’m in Suffolk County Long Island. I don’t expect any big deal but it occurs to me that few carry here and it would be a safer place to start some shit with people. It’ll be interesting...
“a list of where they are rioting in suburbs”
Care to share FRiend?
Not meth.
Money.
I didn’t work 30 years for some incoherent yahoos to burn down my home over some incoherent excuse for a riot - and neither did the other 150 homes down this quiet street, and on thru the rest of the county.
We’re not going to tolerate mayhem directed at local businesses or government offices either, as those are a continuation of our community (they serve my interests, don’t think of looting the Walmart etc).
And yeah, we’re armed. Not everyone, but enough to make mobs reconsider. And enough money around I assume some have happy switches.
AMEN
Big parties everywhere......fireworks, cannons, .50 Cal BMG rifle fire, full auto, and BBQ.
December 14 th is the election that matters.
Don’t lose sight of that.
Turning anarchists into bacon. Win-win.
I will look for it and share if I find it/ I am pretty sure I saw it here on Free Republic!
Neighborhood watches are organized along the same lines as the LDS church structures in Utah. Even a small town can turn out a thousand armed men in minutes if needs be.
Downtown Denver burns.
It will occur in deep Blue States.
Tacoma, WA will see marches in the high hundreds and lots of broken glass. I5 freeway shutdown. Very loud. Cops will stand by for about 24 hours. The punks will tire, minor skirmishes, then everyone goes home to smoke pot and play video games.
I left in August 2001, days before 9/11. I thought, who would want to live so close to ground zero. I didn't imagine it would be due to enemies within. Washington DC could become Washington KZ.
My neighbors and I can cross cover each other using overlapping gun ranges on the approaches in to our neighborhood. A kill zone, if it comes to that.
Stay vigilant, FRiends.
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