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People saying things like "I don't like this law so I'm gonna kill folks" do not represent the mood of the country or anything else but their own deep-seated mental problems reinforced by the internet which lets them chat up others with the same problems. American's won't act like Muslims and support political deaths. I hope the forum cracks down on these nuts and doesn't become known as a haven for folks dreaming of making "The Turner Diaries" real. That would end FR. |
Are you calling us terrorist because we want to stop the destruction of our great country?
Why are you trying to lump those of us who oppose this illegal alien amnesty sellout with David Koresh and Timothy McVeigh?
I resent your implications. It is the duty of all citizens to hold the governments’s feet to the fire.
I don't know what the trigger will be - passage of this bill, another terror attack, peace protestors gone wild - but I won't be surprised when violence breaks out among normally law abiding people. It will be ugly, but I see it coming in the next few years. I don't want it to happen, but that's the path we're heading down.
Typical attack the messenger mentality [sic].
I thought we sprayed for neobots.
When elected politicians fail to obey or enforce the laws of the land then constituents have a tendency to take law into their own hands.
The high handed, snotty arrogance of those elected to represent our wishes, especially in Washington D.C., is beyond pail and would make any traditional American loving patriot just a tad angry.
We have had many a revolution in this country over the years, some quiet and some well not so quiet.
We had a religious revolution of the 1880’s, Industrial Revolution, Revolutionary War, Civil War, Sexual revolution, Feminazi revolution and many more.