Mob rule needs to be curtailed now or it will get far worse ...

[dogtag]

We saw how bad it can get when the democrats encouraged the BLM
mob and the Antifa mob to go on a rampage with their insane burning
and looting for days on end. Had we a normal administration instead of
our present democrat one which is more like a mob itself, those looters
would have been arrested and been subjected to heavy fines and jail
time. As it is, they've been sanctioned and encouraged by a Senator,
Shumer, who using his forum actually calls for violence. There's also
the House lunatic, Maxine Waters ranting on in her usual madcap style.
This time it's to protest the Roe versus Wade intimated decision.
Violent demonstrations outside Churches are illegal and it's certainly so
to do so outside the homes of Supreme Court Justices. These hoodlums
need to be arrested otherwise mob rule will be called for every time the
democrats don't get their way.
Hopefully things will change for the better when the dolt currently in
the White House is retired into a home for the retarded and a new
Republican President installed.

[Roadkingtrax]

Anyone follow this nonsensical post by Drugtag?

[bruce]

Re: Protests. Not aware that it is illegal to protest outside of a church. There are restrictions to protesting outside of abortion clinics. There are usually restrictions on protests that interfere with political rallies, etc. Very much doubt that there are any restrictions on protests outside of the home of private persons. Of course permits have to be obtained. This in itself is problematic as convenience, deference to authority, etc. are exactly what protests generally protest. Why would it make any sense at all for judges or elected officials to be insulated from the public? That is the sort of thing one would expect in a dictatorship or in a socialist/communist state where freedom of speech, etc. are not permitted. Sincerely. bruce.

[dogtag]

"Redress of grievances" does not include violent protests and threats
on the doorsteps of Supreme Court Justices or anyone else for that matter

[togor]

Anyone follow this nonsensical post by Drugtag?

Man I wish he layed off the 'enter' key on these long posts.

[Roadkingtrax]

Man I wish he layed off the 'enter' key on these long posts.

In the wake of January 6th, he appears to be worried about the safety of government officials. Someone needs to explain it to him, but Bruce did an excellent job.

[rayg]

Keep it up DT, as your posts get the liberal's nickers in a knot, Lol

[togor]

Keep it up DT, as your posts get the liberal's nickers in a knot, Lol

You didn't read his post.

[Roadkingtrax]

Keep it up DT, as your posts get the liberal's nickers in a knot, Lol

It may, but I'm no Liberal. You've been told before.

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You didn't read his post.

The 75th paragraph was the most interesting.

[togor]

Online manifestos with bad formatting are seldom read through.

[dogtag]

You didn't read his post.

Nor did you read all of it apparently. My apologies, I didn't
mean to tire you out with so many words.
Read the rest tomorrow.

[Vern Humphrey]

Nor did you read all of it apparently. My apologies, I didn't
mean to tire you out with so many words.
Read the rest tomorrow.

You've got to type more slowly -- they get behind.

[RED]

Quote: I am no Liberal. You've been told before.

Tell us again how you and the BLM are simple conservative/Socialist/progressive/Fascist radicals that hates America and favors a total dictatorship and the destruction of the crazy piece of racist BS called the US Constitution.

But you aint no stinking liberal.

[togor]

RED, king of the straw men.

But at the end of the day, just an angry rant from an angry man.

[togor]

It's actually fitting to talk about the removal of rights from a group of Americans in a gun forum, even if the rights in question (at the moment) aren't gun rights.

Brings up a couple of points to ponder such as:

As a general rule, how should Americans respond when the government takes away their rights? Sit by meekly? Get seriously bent out of shape? How seriously?

The problem with violence, of course, is that it provokes a violent reaction, and a cycle ensues. So it's important to draw a line.

However, it seems to me that a group of people who use the phrase "my cold, dead hands" to signify their own determination to hang onto their rights, aren't really in a position to criticize others if they take the loss of their rights badly.