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To: usconservative

I can imagine that it could be like Northern Ireland during the “troubles”. Our side would be the Orange but only if we hold the legitimate organs of government. If not then we would never be willing to do what the IRA did. The military would be like the Brits and set up road blocks and check points.

It would go on a long time. It would be called “crime”. Our women will demoralize us saying, “Think of the children.” “You should not stoop to their level.” “You are no better than they are.” “You make me uncomfortable when you talk like this.” Our politicians would fight us saying, “Great progress is being made.” “Peace process blah blah.” “We have introduced a bill to blah blah.” “We repudiate and condemn the terroristic acts that have been carried out in the name of freedom.”

How we are supposed to coordinate and communicate I cannot imagine. In Ulster they could meet in existing lodges, with no fear of enemy infiltration. Where are we gonna meet? We are very good at expressing emotions on websites (until they are shut down!) Otherwise please tell me how this is not emotional hyperbole, to mask the unsettling knowledge of the cowardice and weakness on our side.


67 posted on 10/13/2019 10:42:19 AM PDT by BDParrish ( Please correct me! I never learned anything from anybody who already agreed with me.)
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To: BDParrish
Again, you lack imagination.

Consider a guerrilla war of attrition. Someone described war as killing the enemy until they lose the will to fight.

Patriots understand and have identified the enemy. There's no need or place for "organization."

169 posted on 10/13/2019 7:02:07 PM PDT by gogeo (The left prides themselves on being tolerant, but they can't even be civil.)
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