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To: MtnClimber

I believe a day of reckoning is very close at hand. When elections are as corrupt as in America, the people take to the streets and paralyze a country in which the government is a tyranny. I dare the government to violently crack down on the coming widespread street dissent.

There is NOT a majority of communists in America. They are loud but they can be destroyed by the true majority.


5 posted on 11/28/2022 5:05:42 AM PST by Gnome1949
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To: Gnome1949
When elections are as corrupt as in America, the people take to the streets and paralyze a country in which the government is a tyranny.

While that's true, it seems to me that these kinds of mass demonstrations should have taken place here in the US a long time ago.

11 posted on 11/28/2022 6:29:02 AM PST by Salvey
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To: Gnome1949

I read an article here recently that made a lot of sense.

What you are feeling and what most of the FReepers have realized for a long time is the the direction of this Nation is very wrong and that the only path available to get us back to the Constitutional Republic we once were may be through violence against tyranny. Unfortunately, much of the Nation does not share this vision. As so, as the author stated, we are doomed to ‘get what the people voted for...good and hard’. Things need to get significantly worse before enough people realize their folly and decide to throw off the insanity.

I wish this were not so, but as evidenced by recent elections, stolen or not, this country is closely divided and will remain so until the bullet is substituted for the ballot.


15 posted on 11/28/2022 11:59:08 AM PST by T. Rustin Noone (This is exactly the same )
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