According to the Washington Compost, none of the citizens are upset by a tyrannical, out of control regime that ignores the Constitution of the United States. No. These people are upset because of the “first black President.” See, they are just racists.
Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which monitors extremism, said there were about 150 such groups in 2008 and about 1,000 now. Potok and other analysts, including law enforcement officials who track the groups, said their supporters number in the hundreds of thousands, counting people who signal their support in more passive ways, such as following the groups on social media. The Facebook page of the Oath Keepers, a group of former members of police forces and the military, for example, has more than 525,000 “likes.”
Also, how many beheadings were these groups responsible for? How many Marathons did these groups attack? How many airports? Give me a break you, Southern Poverty Bull Shitters.
Oh no, there are indeed citizens upset about those things. It’s just that, according to the Compost and its beltway cocktail-party echo chamber, those upset people are deluded and violent criminals, and wrong about the wonderful all-giving all-knowing government.
These people should not be talking to the likes of the Washington Post.
I'm impressed - my Dad started me out with a Daisy BB gun when I was 4. he had to set up a sawhorse because I couldn't hold/aim it without support at the front end. That's where I learned how to aim and fire. When Dad dies and left his guns to me, they were all dead-on for me because I aimed exactly as he did.
B.J. Soper could become an American Super Hero. The writers at the Washington Post, as far as I can see do not show signs of being REAL men like B.J. They are more along the lines of “metro-men.” I, personally, think that our federal government and the major news media probably have a population where the majority are members of the LGBT community. Might as well say it. They do NOT like courageous men such as we used to have in the military. You know, those who would sacrifice even their lives for freedom, women and children. I sense that people like B.J. are the real people and not those rich folks who live on the East and West coasts. We know that governments, when they grow too big, usually turn tyrannical. Americans are not all ignorant about that and the Washington Post might be getting ready to find out that, rather than to picture B.J. and his followers as ignorant dissidents as the WaPo wants, many more Americans might be ready to heave a sigh of relief that some courageous people really “get it.”
Pretty soon liberals will propose that legacy media fish wrappers be given free special fourth class postage just to keep the landfills overflowing.
Articles like this are rare. This made me wonder whether the Washington Post had a “stimulatory motive” in putting it on the front page. Could it be?
>>their numbers are growing amid a wave of anger at the government that has been gaining strength since 2008, a surge that coincided with the election of the first black U.S. president
BS! I was in a militia in 1995 as the result of Bill Clinton’s overreaches, Waco, Ruby Ridge, the Assault Weapons Ban and the ridiculous magazine limit. I knew that the Constitution was on the chopping block back then.
When I see Obama, I don’t see black. I see red of communism and the green of islam.
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Nuff said.