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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1330863)11/29/2021 7:15:05 AM
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Only an ignoramus would praise Cry Baby Kyle's firearms skills? Tommy the Commie tried that line out a month ago:

To: Thomas M. who wrote (216528)11/5/2021 10:02:22 PM
From: Brumar893 Recommendations of 218818
What an ignorant assessment:

an amazing display of marksmanship and trigger discipline. He didn't waste any bullets and didn't hit any bystanders. Every bullet he fired hit a deadly criminal.

Rittenhouse fired an AR-15-style weapon eight times during the unrest:
four shots at Joseph Rosenbaum, who was unarmed;
two shots at an unarmed unknown individual who kicked Rittenhouse;
one fatal shot at Anthony Huber, who hit Rittenhouse with a skateboard;
and one shot at Gaige Grosskreutz, who was holding a gun, according to prosecutors.

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Four shots at an unarmed man, two shots at another unarmed man who wasn't hit, one fatal shot another unarmed man, and one shot at a man who was armed. Only one of the people Kyle shot at was armed. He missed one guy all together. Marksmanship, trigger discipline?


There were military vets out that night and none of them fired a shot. The only shots fired were from the Cry Baby.


It was an out of control shooting spree that began after he stumbled and fell down. He felt afraid after falling down and started firing.



To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1330863)11/29/2021 7:51:10 AM
From: IC720  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1571373
 
Thanks for that. So many blinded, lazy, brainwashed wanting media, gov to provide....Then again media reports on (from) it's Lib, blues cities, states as they've been bought (power hungry) with DC who controls and or ignores (creates, approves) global corruption.... Like they say, if not for the Kyle's, we'd likely be speaking German.....There's Reason USA got so many guns...is also partly why US $ will remain strong...

Disagree with you on Kyle being awkward, if that's ok. ) Prefer, smart, brave, sensitive, caring family kid with feelings...)

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Protests, violence happening and hidden, only last so long....

"Citizens of the French Caribbean territory of Guadeloupe have been protesting COVID-19 restrictions for the past four months. In response, authorities have implemented a 6 PM curfew to prevent people from gathering. Reports of protestors shooting at the police, arson, and looting have resulted as anger grows.

The citizens of Guadeloupe have every reason to be hesitant. From 1973 to 1993, the insecticide chlordecone was used on banana plantations, resulting in mass exposure to dangerous toxins. The chemical was used for nearly two decades, and almost all adult residents have traces of the toxin in their bloodstream. The coastal waterways, rivers, and large areas of soil still contain the deadly toxin. Fishing in many areas is prohibited. Cancer, tremors, premature births, slurred speech, short-term memory loss, and a lowered sperm count are among the many dangers chlordecone possesses. Why did it take 20 years to ban chlordecone? Banana lobbyists. What is France doing to correct the problem? Nothing.

The people of Guadeloupe have already suffered at the hands of a corrupt government. The country had an unemployment rate well above 20% before COVID started, and a large part of its GDP is derived from tourism. Forcing vaccines on a population that is currently battling the effects of government incompetence and greed will lead to disaster.



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"If you outlaw the means to earn a living over whatever issue, they will rise up against the source of that decree. Hence, history will repeat because human nature remains the same. Consequently, the ONLY solution will be separation for the tyranny of the majority will also result in civil war."

Federalist v Ant-Federalist / Vaccinated v Anti-Vaccinated

QUESTION: What recourse did the Anti-Federalists have (after the Bill of Rights were added to the Constitution) to address their worst fears? Elections? Overthrowing the government?

Are the Bill of Rights being violated just during this cycle of history? Or is there really no other recourse besides arming ourselves if the police decide not to support the people?

JC

ANSWER: The recourse of the anti-Federalists was separation which led to the American Civil War. What you are saying is only partly true. They voted on the Constitution without the Bill of Rights. They got it through only on a majority vote of 39 out of 70 attendants. To the surprise of most, the United States was wrongfully created and the Federalists won at first, but it was the opposite party of Jefferson that eventually took down the Federalist Party.

It was Alexander Hamilton who led the charge to ratify the Constitution. He solicited John Jay and James Madison, and together they would create a series of 85 articles, published in the New York newspapers between October 27, 1787, and August 16, 1788, which became known as the Federalist Papers. It was Hamilton who chose the title of The Federalist, which was at that moment a controversial act of political aggression since it was the anti-Constitutionalists were actually for federalism insofar as it was a union. By entitling this article series The Federalist, Hamilton would take the high ground by asserting that the Constitution represented a better version of federalism than the Articles of Confederation.



Once federalism took hold, it quickly became self-evident that the people overthrew a king for ruthless bureaucrats. The Whiskey Rebellion was a tax protest in the United States beginning in 1791, during the presidency of George Washington. Farmers who used their leftover grain and corn in the form of whiskey as a medium of exchange were forced to pay a new tax. Yes – it was a 1791 version of Bitcoin. Many participants were Revolutionary War veterans, who argued that they were fighting for the very same principles of the American Revolution – no taxation without local representation. Of course, the new Federal government maintained the taxes were the legal authority of the taxing powers of Congress that they put in the Constitution – not the people.

It was in July 1794 this first confrontation between those who really had not consented to this federalism erupted into violence with more than 500 armed men attacking the fortified home of tax inspector General John Neville. President Washington responded personally with men he then called “rebels” to justify their massacre. Once the state attaches the label “criminal” it then justifies violence against them regardless of the issue in question.



Washington gathered an army of 13,000 militia provided by the governors of Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and set out to wage war against the American people, most of whom had fought for American Independence. Washington rode at the head of an army personally. The rebels were way outnumbered and it became clear, pay your taxes or you will be dead. The rebels went home before the arrival of the army, and there was no confrontation. Nonetheless, it was at that moment that the evil of the federalist was exposed once and for all.

The union from that moment on was NEVER 100%. As I said, the ratification was 39 out of 70 votes and if human nature is what it is, there were probably votes that were bought with gold. It was this union by force that led to the American Revolution. The slavery issue was simply that it was the labor force in those days. Today they are outlawing fossil fuels which is already altering the course of the economy. Putting the human question of slavery aside and looking at this from an economic perspective, the North was telling the South they had to lockdown their economy and effectively terminate its existence. Naturally, with time, many stayed and were paid wages instead of just free room and board as was the case of serfdom. A serf could not be sold except with the farm whereas a slave could be sold individually.

In modern terms, if your outlaw the means to earn a living over whatever issue, they will rise up against the source of that decree. Hence, history will repeat because human nature remains the same. Consequently, the ONLY solution will be separation for the tyranny of the majority will also result in civil war.



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