Posted on 02/23/2022 7:10:16 AM PST by SeekAndFind
Charlie Kirk was asked recently, at one of his lectures, whether now is a good time to "use the guns." He answered that it isn't, and I agree with him but only partially for the reasons he stated.
Simply put, the idea that right-wingers could start a revolution and win one, at this point in history, is comedy — and no, I don't care if that's the sole reason we have a Second Amendment and we have more AR-15s. First off, we don't own any of the institutions — including any branches of the military, which, although staffed with lots of great and respectable men, are currently run by woman-drafters, white-shamers, and tranny-loving butt-kissers.
I would add to this that social and big media are owned almost entirely by the left wing, which means we have no platform to mass-communicate. Do we run the CIA, or the FBI, or any national organization built to maintain law and order in a crisis? No — all of it is in possession of the left wing, which gives leftists a clear advantage in organization and persecution.
More importantly, I would posit that these United States are so completely interdependent that any kind of real split, even without bloodshed, would result in mass starvation and eventually death. This isn't the 1860s, when clothes could be homespun and farms were all family-owned. There isn't a single business in these states that maintains its existence within a single state: everyone is dependent on other businesses in other states, and many times in other countries, to supply what he needs to function on even a basic level.
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That is undercover FBI Agents and their Informants that are saying “Use the guns” against the Government. Stay away from them. And immediately call the FBI on them.
This CWII talk is crazy. There’s not even a definable Mason-Dixon line if there was to be a CWII, so CWII would end up just being a prolonged guerilla war against an “occupying force.”
Often attributed to Albert Einstein, apparently he didn't say it. But it's a still a good quote.
Patriots have been losing the culture war for over 50 years. Continuing to try to win that way seems like insanity to me.
I'd like to see a peaceful divorce. I'd like to see secessions.
So the right wing propaganda works. A split defaults to war WHICH IN REALITY IT DOES NOT MEAN THAT.
Many here love to pretend the 2020 Steal never happened.
Re: 23 - okay, now that you have that out of your system, can you suggest a book that further discusses how secession in the modern-era (post Civil War) might play out?
Forget assurance.
I’d be happy to just see a vague indication!
Actually the 2nd is about a well-regulated militia. Guns are only one of a variety of necessary equipment.
It is always about the people.
War makes no sense if Democrats are about to be slaughtered in the next election.
You are seriously still thinking the GOP is the white horse coming to the rescue? People never learn and is why the country is almost gone.
The Thinker doesn’t think. The thesis the author puts out is that it is better to live in tyranny than fight because fighting would be hard.
One of our founders said you’ll know when to use your guns when they come to take them. Sounds about right.
Also, it isn’t necessary to actually use them but the willingness to use them that will keep them in check.
“When the people fear the government you have tyranny, when the government fears the people you have liberty”
Right now the government doesn’t fear the people quite enough.
Another interesting saying is above the DOJ entrance, “Repression breeds tyranny”, the other entrance says, “When justice ends you have tyranny”
It’s easy to see we have no justice, thus tyranny. And we are being repressed, thus again tyranny.
I like this saying,
“A people unwilling to use extreme violent force to obtain or secure their liberty deserves the tyrants that rule them”
Notice the about doesn’t say to use violence but the “willingness to use violence” as thew key
It is no longer just one or many red states against one or many blue states. Many states that are technically ‘blue’ are that way because of just a few immensely infested rat cities and/or counties. NY State is one. California is another. Georgia, and many, many others. Our rat infested cities are inextricably linked to red states and blue.
The only solution I see is forcing separation by states’ legislatures (where control is often in hands) and walling up the cities or make staying there untenable for its denizens (i.e., stop Section 8, EITC, SNAP, and other handouts) so they’ll up and leave to go north or wherever.
“War makes no sense if Democrats are about to be slaughtered in the next election.”
The dems got slaughtered in 2020, but they learned to stuff the ballot boxes and steal the elections. That situation hasn’t changed.
None, but it seems to me more difficult for the Rats to cheat in an off-year election. In 2020, all they had to do was stop counting in a few Democrat cities, then jam in the votes in the middle of the night. This time, it would take dozens if not hundreds of locales, to cheat, and they don’t know which places they need to do it.
A nation divided will not stand.............it will be all one or all the other.
There are advantages to being a united states. Our founding fathers set up a good system. Let’s keep it together and fight for the system they set up.
The best case scenario would be peaceful dissolution like the USSR. But I fear a mega-Yugoslavia.
The left would not hesitate long to attack any seceding States.
Constitution?
The left don’t believe in no stinkin’ Constitution.
We've been hearing from commentators on the right that we will retake the house at the next elections. So what's the problem?
Well, I can think of a few. The biggest is our citizenry doesn't examine candidate character close enough, so we end up with uniparty RINO's instead of the conservatives we were promised.
Election integrity has taken a hit, but hopefully we are making some progress on rectifying that. Arizona set a good starting example on how to do a forensic audit. And they found a bunch of things that need to be corrected. Arizona and other states need to implement new legislation to close those holes.
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