There was a saying on WRSA a while ago "some idiot has to go first"...
Posted on 11/17/2016 8:13:42 AM PST by Jack Black
Good way to start a full-blown riot and you know the left will blame the Trump supporters for starting it.
We work for a living. We don’t have time.
Nice idea. I wish I lived in Portland.
My advice, schedule it for an early evening or weekend, clearly stating that since most conservatives actually work for a living, we march and support in our spare time, not work time.
Yeeeahhh... a TORCHLIGHT PARADE! It would be freakin’ awesome.
There was a saying on WRSA a while ago "some idiot has to go first"...
I’m more into planning an Inaugural Ball...in Salem
One thing you can be sure of in Portland...no matter how civil a pro Trump rally is, the agitators will KILL you and no one will do one damn thing about it. They’d probably stick you in a ‘first amendment area’ like they always do conservatives, if they allow it at all.
Perhaps we could show support another way that won’t invite chaos. ON FB, some were going to nail big tarps on their roofs with Pro Trump phrases..so the thugs can’t destroy them and the drones have something to take pics of. I have mine ready as soon as I can hire someone to climb up on the roof in the rain! lol I tried the usual handy man guy...but he was a lib and refused. We need to do SOMETHING, Jack Black, I agree.
By all that’s right...there should be a ticker tape parade in NYC. IMO
I hope inaugural balls are planned all across the country!
Be ready to rumble.
Yeah - nothing worthwhile is worth the while if it causes inconvenience and upsets those who would have us all enslaved.....that attitude is what allowed them to walk all over us for decades and is the epitome of the PC mindset. trying hard to leave your screen name out of it because everyone has a "moment" from time to time....
I like it. I taught the boys in my Trail Life USA troop how to make torches a few months ago when camping. That would be fun and less threatening to the snowflakes than tar, feathers and fence rails.
Plus that, candlelight vigils are overdone.
Torchlights are never done and a sign of a new America.
I’m kind of liking this.
Well...my massive health care deductible has been paid already, but alas I live way out in Arkansas.
My version: “the nuts move first”.
Torchlight parades can be very powerful. And intimidating. We can do street action once Trump is in, I think. We used to be able to get a crowd out. It’s true that you have to be willing to get beat on to do the Ghandi thing. Not sure our people are willing to peacefully take it anymore. We are the majority. Kick the foreigners out. Many of them.
I like the idea, but the first time some anarchist liberal puke touched me or even screamed in my face....he/she is gonna hit the deck. Some people have the temperament for protest, I definitely don’t.
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“I wish I lived in Portland.”
No you don’t
Well, you will be carrying a lit torch with a 2’ flame.
LOL!
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