Decent People Need to Denounce the Crazy

Townhall.com ^ | May 13, 2022 | Neil Patel

[ClearCase_guy]

I think that the biggest single problem is that law enforcement and the justice system is running with a double standard. Violent ANTIFA rioters are not treated the way the Jan 6 protesters have been treated.

If such a double standard is in play, then there is no reasonable recourse. The only recourse open to We The People is a very unreasonable recourse. Get ready for it.

[HighSierra5]

That couple in Saint Louis had the right idea.

[DeplorablePaul]

Democrats foment anarchy to undermine civil authority. They hope to replace civil law with revolutionary mobs. The French and Russian revolutions are good examples of this strategy. Out of the chaos comes a dictator. I bet Obama would be the first one. He would be the American Mandala. The First Wookie would make a good Winnie.

Normal people should prepare for anarchy.

[PghBaldy]

Besides the illegality of it, leftists have been protesting outside homes for the past few years. It is not a new thing for SCOTUS. I blame Obama for it, as he could stop it if he wanted to.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

All that is clearly happening. Will the Justice Department take action?

[Kaslin]

What did they do?

[HighSierra5]

A big fat NO!

[OHPatriot]

NO

[Tench_Coxe]

"Once norms are shattered, they aren't easy to rebuild; it's a constant escalation. Democrats seem to understand this when it comes to the horrible behavior of some Republicans on Jan. 6. The same is true here. Once Supreme Court clerks start leaking drafts to try to sway the process, it's more likely to happen again. A great institution will become just another political arm. Once radicals start harassing justices in their homes, it's likely to continue and escalate. Once firebombings are part of the political process, they are more likely to continue and escalate. If it's OK to scream in front of someone's home, then why not throw things at it? Once you are throwing things, why not attack the cars? If it's all so justified, maybe attacking a person is as well. This is the downward spiral America is on."

And once things a viewed as an existential threat, bodies will pile up, and the instigators either won't understand the push back or (in many cases) pretend not to.

[HighSierra5]

I can’t remember their names but they came out in front of their house with guns to defend against a mob. The husband is running for some office.

[FlyingEagle]

How can it be denied that a civil war is happening, when Supreme Court Justices are besieged in their homes?

[Leep]

If by denounce they mean heavily arm your family..then I agree.

[Apparatchik]

What did they do?

[FlyingEagle]

And the Jan 6 victims are political prisoners of war.

[Aevery_Freeman]

As a child, I remember fire hoses being extremely efficient crowd removal devices.

Ah, the Good Old Days.

[waterhill]

The McKloskys

[FreedomPoster]

>>That couple in Saint Louis had the right idea.

The McKloskys. So of course St. Louis’s Soros DA Kimberly Gardener charged them with illegally brandishing firearms and such. I think ultimately they pleaded down to a lesser charge and/or the governor gave them a pardon.

The whole story is a great example of anarcho-tyranny.

[FreedomPoster]

See my previous post just above.

[FreedomPoster]

Oh, and they were defending their house from an AntiFa/BLM mob that was illegally trespassing on their property, had broken through a gate to get there.