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tennmike
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Irony much? Counter protesters attack Neo Nazi group
tennmike
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Irony is thick here. Neo Nazi group gets permit to rally. Counter protesters attack with knives and clubs and call the Neo Nazi people fascists.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/4997201923001/protesters-attack-neo-nazi-rally-members-in-california/?#sp=show-clips
While I don't support the Neo Nazi group, I do support their right to free speech. The counter protesters were nothing more than a bunch of animals needing to be put down, if you catch where I'm going. They were worse than the Neo Nazis.
Anyway, looks like the animals in society are getting restless. Y'all be safe out there! :guns:
http://video.foxnews.com/v/4997201923001/protesters-attack-neo-nazi-rally-members-in-california/?#sp=show-clips
While I don't support the Neo Nazi group, I do support their right to free speech. The counter protesters were nothing more than a bunch of animals needing to be put down, if you catch where I'm going. They were worse than the Neo Nazis.
Anyway, looks like the animals in society are getting restless. Y'all be safe out there! :guns:
“I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
― Douglas Adams
― Douglas Adams
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Oh yeah..."I hate Illinois Nazis..."
This one's got a 10-foot reach!
It could double as a flagpole!
:devil:
Jerry
I deplore both sides of this agenda, but the Skinheads/Neo-NAZIs had a permit to rally and they shouldn't have been assaulted with knives and clubs.
Words of wisdom from Big Chief: Flush twice, it's a long way to the Mess Hall
I'd rather have my sister work in a whorehouse than own another Taurus!
Looks like it's going to be a long hot summer full of mayhem. Glad I live way out in the country; I don't have to put up with those shenanigans. Those types don't tend to come out here in redneck central. It isn't safe for them, and not enough cops to separate the participants once the ball begins.
― Douglas Adams
"I've got a shotgun, a rifle, and a 4 wheel drive- - - - - - - - -"
Jerry
Jerry
http://nypost.com/2016/06/23/ex-un-general-assembly-chief-dies-amid-bribery-scandal/
The former head of the UN General Assembly, who was facing criminal charges in a federal bribery case, died of asphyxiation after dropping a barbell on his neck, authorities said Thursday.
John Ashe, 61, who was president of the General Assembly from 2013 to 2014, died at his home in the Westchester village of Dobbs Ferry Wednesday afternoon from “traumatic asphyxia with laryngeal cartilage fractures while lifting barbell on bench,” the county’s Medical Examiner’s Office said in a statement.
The death was ruled an accident.
The current General Assembly president, Mogens Lykketoft, had said earlier that Ashe died of a heart attack.
― Douglas Adams
Jerry
:uhm: Loads on mine just fine. Let me find another link.
http://www.americanjournalreview.com/breaking-man-set-testify-hillary-mysteriously-found-dead/
http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/un-president-ashe-dead-1.3648449
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/john-ashe-dead_us_576b76cee4b0c0252e786cf5
Here's three more. Hope they don't lock up your computer! :up:
― Douglas Adams
Jerry
Didn't we go through this the last time a Clinton was in the WH?
Loosely paraphrasing Linus Van Pelt from the Peanuts comic strip, "I love humanity, but there are a WHOLE LOT of people that just need killin'."
― Douglas Adams
:win:
Yet ANOTHER parallel...
Yep. There were lots of mysterious deaths right before people testified or were being interviewed
-Mikhail Kalashnikov
For instance, I noticed for decades how people in OTHER countries valued life not one damn, and killed and tortured by the hundreds of thousands and even in the millions. I observed firsthand some of that in North African and Eastern Med countries we visited while in the Navy. Western countries were, for the most part, not afflicted with that moral deficit, with a couple of notable exceptions. Rioting and burning and looting seemed to be daily occurrences in those same other countries, but not in the West. Killing people was no more a moral dilemma than killing an alley full of rats.
But things have been changing in the U.S. slowly but relentlessly towards that same disdain for the sanctity of life. We have stood by while the war on drugs has caused the arming up of drug gangs protecting 'turf' and not allowed the police to do what needs to be done, and the cities most afflicted have had leaders that have disarmed the law abiding making them cannon fodder for the gangbangers that shoot up neighborhoods whenever and wherever they please, and the cops end up just investigating with no arrests forthcoming. Hell, it's so common that it's no longer national news worth reporting. Chicago is a fertile killing ground for the gangs, and not a peep from the lame stream media. We've gotten so used to it that it's no longer newsworthy.
Children from the late 80's and 90's somehow think that only their opinion matters and that it is acceptable to do violence against anyone who does not believe as they do. And illegal aliens disrupt and beat people who attend the opposition political rallies. I remember seeing lots of instances of that behavior on the news in SE Asia, the ME, and closer to home, South America over the decades. But NOT in the Western countries, but now it seems common even it those, and we're slipping into the same pattern.
And I think I can put my finger on the exact time that America started going T.U. It was President Lyndon B. Johnson and his Great Society program. Good intentions with unforeseen and catastrophic consequences and results.
Any society is, or should be, judged by how they treat the most vulnerable, the old, the weak, the infirm, the very young, and the unborn. This country is well on the way to being viewed as trash in the dustbin of history. And the treatment of veterans by the V.A. and the V.A. hospital system is another glaring example of that same lack of respect for life.
― Douglas Adams