OMG. There would be a mutiny at my house. I buy 6 gals/week.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
I have tons of dry milk and tried to get the tribe to get used to that, but they said hell to the no, we ain't drinking that.
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OMG. There would be a mutiny at my house. I buy 6 gals/week.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
I have tons of dry milk and tried to get the tribe to get used to that, but they said hell to the no, we ain't drinking that.
Suppose 1,000,000 truck drivers can be organized into a week off. Grocery stores would run out of food and your garbage cans would be over flowing.
Crowds at sporting events have been chanting "f#ck you, Biden" and it has been "misheard" as "Let's go, Branden".Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Also happened when reporter was interviewing winning race car driver named Brandon Brown. A few in the crowd were chanting Let's go, Brandon but many more were chanting F - you Biden.
Now that might break Biden - if there was no milk/cream to make his ice cream.Quote:
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Serious disruptions? You can't get 100 gun owners in a room to agree. Let alone ten thousand, truckers. Hell i'd wager a good portion of them voted blue.
That settles it then...fuck truck drivers, they suck.
In for more BMB comments. Comedy Gold.
Don't strike bro, I need my free latte.
My company is not down with the vax mandate poopoo, so I will not poke that bear with a sit in.
I would rock a "Let's Go Brandon" or other similar bumper sticker.
A month without trash pick up and empty grocery store shelves is the norm after a hurricane.
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We don't live with hurricanes.
People get pissed when they can't buy Ball jars and expanding foam. "HD, Lowes, KS, Safeway doesn't have it...why don't you!? Tip of the iceberg.
Oh I know people do, but they are also adaptable.
Three more years of this shit storm will make ten of the worst hurricanes combined seem like a joke.Quote:
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For those that have inquired....
https://i.ibb.co/py1hCrZ/20211011-104456.jpg
We have the potential for some interesting events here. The Democrats put their guy in office on the backs of high population density centers where the population is dependent on lots of other people to get by. The people who"supported" Joe don't drive trucks, they don't stock shelves, they don't grow food, and they don't keep the power on. They won't be out jack if the working people strike. What they will do, and have done in the past when things don't go their way, is protest, loot, and burn. In the event of a strike, how long before cities start to burn?Quote:
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Anybody else have ideas?
Technically, it’s F Joe Biden… which sounds a bit closer since Go and Joe rhyme and all ;)
I have some on order. lady, next town over is making them. She want $5, per, for a 2"x4" sticker.Quote:
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Incorrect. Those people did vote blue. They're called Unions.
Throw in the media / democrat / fauci message of TRUMP'S KILLING PEOPLE. During the still on going pandemic, IMO got joe elected. Besides the ballot counters who were definitely skewing the election numbers.
If everyone stopped paying taxes, that might work.
And burned down the local bank, after hours of course. Money is what fuels this.
If only there would have been a way to convince the useful idiots in the ANTIFA/BLM movement that all the KKK folks ran the banks, how fast do you think we would have seen substantially different messaging on them from the media?
For the folks blaming Trump, or saying Vote harder next time, you have to understand that Trump is owned and controlled opposition of, by, and for the Rothschilds. He is a slick used car salesman for the average American voter, he said all the buzzwords we wanted to hear, and the choice between him and Clinton seemed too obvious for most of us, myself included. That said, if something seems too good to be true...
Moreover this country has not had honest and fair elections in quite some time.
Putting our trust in a man, or a political party, or a flag, or even the Constitution is not going to undo or fix any of this.
Active and some forms of passive resistance will slow this train down, but we have to have something bigger than man made solutions to turn our country in a different and actually better direction.
Seize Venezuela's oil fields and forget about Middle East oil. Oil is $80 a barrel. 7 trillion bucks on Irak & Afgoonistan, we could have taken that south amarican country for way less than that. Besides that, they are out of toilet paper...
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Or....hear me out on this for a second, what if we just decided to be an Independent Constitutional Republic and not use force to exert our will on other Countries and Nations?Quote:
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We are a military-industrial complex like Eisenhower warned us about. Going on strike is unpatriotic. How am I going to get to the VA hospital with gas prices the way they are? Besides Iran sent ships to Venezuela, OKAY they turned around and went to Russia instead. That's not the point, enforce the Monroe Doctrine!Quote:
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Easy, they offer shuttle services to & from the VA.Quote:
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Was that after meeting the aliens?Quote:
Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy
Regardless of how we get it or where it comes from, we need oil. Lots of it. If there's anything worth going to war over, it's oil. By that I don't mean invade and take it. I mean war in terms of protecting our supply. Every single item you use on a daily basis is produced, manufactured or delivered to you with oil. Everything. We need oil until something better comes along and if it means we have to fight for it then that's what we have to do.Quote:
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"NO WAR FOR OIL" is probably one of the most idiotic and short-sighted bumper sticker slogans in the history of man.
There was a movie about what happens when the oil supply gets shut down..Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
The Road Warrior
Pretty good documentary about what will happen.
On a side note, at least we can wear some cool clothes without people looking at us weird.
And Biden cancelled the XL pipeline. That is strike action there. Who was behind that? OPEC? Wall Street? Russia? Some serious money behind that treachery.
DO YA HEAR ME BRONZE, I'M THE NIGHT RIDER.Quote:
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BORN WITH A CHROME STEERINGWHEEL IN MY HANDS.
DO YA HEAR ME.
Rubber road to Freedom.
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"We the People" would have to agree on something which is highly unlikely to happen.
It would be pretty easy to cause serious disruptions in many metropolitan areas via many methods. You don't need truckers to block major roads just some disabled vehicles or a slow moving caravan at peak times across all lanes of traffic.
Covids caused serious disruptions yet where are the changes? Choked ports, ship sideways in a major shipping lane (Suez), many companies working at reduced capacity don't seem to have produced much change in the status quo.
Also, how long before the leader and movement are labeled "domestic terrorists" and the mass media does what-it-is-they-do, spin, and voila.
Remember when everyone declared that yes, they were in fact an Infidel? The Domestic Terrorist name has now been applied to Parents protesting CRT, Southwest Flight Crews, Gun owners, Republicants, Libertarians, Unannounced Jan 6th Capitol Visitors, Vaccine and Mask resistors/protesters, and more than I care to research and find in addition.
Imagine if every other vehicle on the road had a: Unrepentant Domestic Terrorist bumper sticker on the back next to their completely regular bumper stickers?
The last thing we need are more bumper sticker platitudes.
It doesn't take a huge number of people to change things. If we've learned anything over the last two years is that the majority of the American people truly are sheep. That word is way over used but it's true. They will bow down to whoever puts the most pressure on them. Doesn't need to be an army.
Works for lefties and can work for righties too if they tried. Some red governors are putting pressure back on the commies. We don't need an army, we just need a handful of brave conservatives. Both leaders and citizens putting pressure on their local commie school boards, health directors, county commissioners, etc.
I don?t think it would take a week for people to struggle if a fair portion of the workforce all took time off at once.
I figure if as little as twenty percent of the people that work around the clock to keep natural gas, electricity, cell phones and internet up and running took two or three days off all at the same time then everyone else would be sitting home in the dark, in the cold, with no television, phone service, or internet pretty quick and would absolutely lose their minds.
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I'd tend to agree but would love to see two weeks for it to really sink in. Americans are very comfortable, things get rough and you stay home, order food and supplies, while Amazon does the rest. ::yawn::
And no one would blame the government. They would blame all those blue collar Manchurian Candidates that Russia installed through Trump.Quote:
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I'm prepared to do without luxuries like food and water. I just need the necessities... Coffee and broadband and I can survive just fine.Quote:
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Given the number of "help wanted" signs and businesses having to close or restrict hours because of insufficient staffing, I'd say a large portion of our citizenry is "on strike" right now.
Yup. 4.3M Americans QUIT their jobs in August.Quote:
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