Simple statement:
What is happening in VA happened in CO...
Why?
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Simple statement:
What is happening in VA happened in CO...
Why?
No, what is happening in VA will happen in CO.
Because tyrants are going to tyrant.
In VA we have seen the party in political power completely disregard their constituents, going balls deep with excessive proposals and blatant, fuck you in the face usurping of those constituents Constitutional Rights. Legal proceedings to stop them have failed.
They dont care.
What we saw in 2012-13 pales in comparison.
As VA goes, so shall other states.
The soap box has failed.
The ballot box has failed.
The jury box has failed.
We sincerely need to pray the last remaining box remains closed.
Aurora, Colorado, just elected women that are scared about everything. They will be banning guns soon.
-John
Did you just wake up from a 15 year nap?Quote:
Originally Posted by <MADDOG>
MSM is the enemy. If you can control the press and the financial system, you can OWN the country. I foresee disaster. We need a leader with vision.
No, they did...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
My complaint is "not in my back yard".
Thank God for Donald Trump. He's willing to say, "Virginia, what the fuck? You are under attack by your democratically elected leadership. They are going to take your guns!"
-John
Somebody is trolling the shit out of them. I love it.
https://richmond.craigslist.org/zip/...058110554.html
Attachment 79899Quote:
Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy
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Originally Posted by BPTactical
Got to remind them that their Democratically Elected Leaders, are going to institute laws to take their guns by force.
Hindsight is 2020...
How about this little nugget:
https://www.westernjournal.com/suspe...gal-immigrant/
if and when the "rally" goes to shit. They will never print the fact an antifa or black hebrew was the spark. Possibly a bloomberg agent provocateurQuote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Yeah, either it turns into some false flag shit show, or the rally organizers shut it down and people are unable to exercise their 1st Amendment rights. The left is plenty happy to shut down anyone that opposes their agenda, so they 'win' either way.
I see this as having very high potential for serious violence. We all see this as a setup by the Dems/leftists/media - the executive order, ANTIFA invited to attend, the "white supremacist" arrest on Friday, the fences to corral the 2A supporters. The left wants to use tomorrow as an event to sway public opinion their way to smear the 2A and supporters and give them excuses to do even more drastic things. I sure hope the 2A supporters bring lots of nonlethal deterrents - pepper spray, cat piss milkshakes etc - since you know ANTIFA will have them for sure. They will try to promote a firearm response to a nonlethal attack, with lots of the media there to tell their story.
I have wondered if we would ever have a "second Lexington Green" incident. I don't believe this would be that, but I think it could be one of the flashpoint events that moves us in that direction.
And........nothing bad happened.
Stupid Antifa pussed out.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EOuyT08WAAAam2V.jpg
"Aw, I was gonna get me a ear, too." - Jayne Cobb
Antifa missed their chance. They should have been at the Women's March on Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Wait, Antifa exercised their right/access to train with firearms, in order to be prepared to battle against those who want to protect everyone's rights to access to firearms?
They're the fascists. After that irony, it's not shocking that everything else they're about is ironical.
Virginia gun rally live updates: Despite threats, massive rally is peaceful, with no arrests
I got a kick out of this:
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02:30 PM: "It was kind of fun": Some Richmond businesses get a boost post-rally
Though most eateries downtown were closed, the few that stayed open were rewarded with brisk business as a flood of freezing gun rights activists sought to warm their hands with a warm cup of whatever.
At the Sefton Coffee Co. on North Eighth Street, a block away from one of the busiest entry points for the rally, the line snaked out the door for much of the day.
By midday, three trash bins out front were overflowing with drained coffees and discarded lattes. Owner Jennie Skinner said the decision to stay open was economic: after a slow holiday period, she thought the cafe could use the foot traffic.
"I did catch a lot of grief at first," she said of her decision. "Friends, family, people down here couldn't believe I was staying open. But the people who know me well know it's not a political decision."
"Thank you for being open," said a man with a "Guns Save Lives" sticker on his coat as he walked out of the small cafe.
"I will take this business," Skinner said, waving to the man. The decision had paid off. The cafe had been so busy she had run out of some kinds of milk.
Skinner had been startled when some customers began showing up Sunday with assault-style rifles across their chests. She had meant to put out a sign asking people to leave guns and placards at the door but hadn't had time. In the end, however, it wasn't necessary. The guns hadn't been an issue.
"Everyone has been beyond pleasant," she said. "In fact, it was kind of fun."
I hope that perhaps this showed her that responsible gun owners and gun ownership are a good bunch. I get the feeling she probably leans on the side of the antigunners, though not rabidly so, so any chance to raise our image in her eyes is good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Another part of the article indicated that either attendees or organizers were picking up trash after the event. That's a smart move.
My guess is that Soros didn't want to waste the money to see the beta males get beat.
Glad it went off with no problems. I guess all the neo-nazis, white supremacists, KKK, fascists, "fill in the blank" can throw a party with no drama...or maybe people who give a shiat about the country and their rights. Any guess on the size of the crowd?
CO had all but two county sheriffs state they would not support mag limitations or other gun control (in 2013). Hickenlooper was more interested in Bloomberg than his own sheriff's. Follow the money...
some of the comments on usat were . Too bad what the gun people think, the voters in VA spoke. I replied really? in 16 the voters spoke and you people still can't deal with it.
Sometimes discretion is the better part of valor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
The 'Richmond antifa' post is threatening violence. Should be easy to identify those members and get them red flagged.
But its not advocating for violence against humans, just conservatives, Republicans and gun owners (all people that are in reality "Nazis") so of course nothing will happen to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aardvark
http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2020-01-29.html
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FULLY AUTOMATIC MEDIA
January 29, 2020
The tedium of the impeachment trial has at least allowed me to catch up on my reading. Apparently, there was a peaceful gun rights rally in Virginia last week that had the media in a panic.
Today, I will explain how their hysteria about the gun rally is directly related to their hysteria about the Russians throwing the 2016 election with Facebook ads -- or, as MSNBC's Brian Williams put it, using Facebook, Instagram and Twitter "to turn Americans against one another, psychological and information warfare, that didn't stop with the election."
First, the moral panic on guns:
?Virginia's capital braces for gun-rights rally? -- The Associated Press
?New fears tied to a pro-gun rally that's scheduled in Virginia? -- NBC News
?A gun rights rally in Richmond on MLK Day has people fearing a repeat of Charlottesville? -- Richmond Times Dispatch
As we have come to expect, the ?newspaper of record,? The New York Times, bested them all:
?Virginia Capital on Edge as F.B.I. Arrests Suspected Neo-Nazis Before Gun Rally?
Wow -- neo-Nazis! Wait, what did the arrest of ?neo-Nazis? have to do with the Virginia gun rally?
Not a thing, it turns out.
The FBI had arrested three white guys with guns in another state the week before the rally. One of the men was an illegal alien from Canada. Three of the four charges against the men had to do with his immigration status.
What does the arrest of an illegal alien and his accomplices in Maryland have to do with a gun rally in Virginia? As the Times explained, ?Although the charges were not directly linked to the Richmond rally, law enforcement officials said the three men had discussed attending it.?
Here's an idea for you, New York Times. Every time an African American is arrested for some infamous crime, cite that arrest in a headline claiming that people are ?on edge? about a coming NAACP convention -- or maybe a meeting of black scientists.
?Virginia Capital on Edge as F.B.I. Arrests R. Kelly Before NAACP Convention? (Just say Kelly had "discussed attending it"!)
The media are liars, and they know they?re liars. We?ve been having gun rights rallies forever, and they?ve never turned into murderous bacchanals. How about some flood-the-zone coverage of Big Foot sightings?
If journalists were serious about alerting the public to events that are likely to result in violence, they should check out the West Indian Carnival parade in New York.
The Wikipedia entry on the parade has a special listing for ?incidents,? which I have fact-checked and edited for brevity:
-- In 2003, a man was fatally shot and another was stabbed in the neck.
-- In 2005, one man was shot and killed along the parade route.
-- In 2006, one man was shot and another was stabbed.
-- At the 2007 parade, a man was shot twice in the leg.
-- In 2011, there was one murder, three stabbings and numerous shootings, including of a policeman.
-- In 2012, two people were fatally stabbed; two others were shot.
-- In 2013, several shootings killed two and wounded three.
-- In 2015, at a pre-parade celebration, there was one fatal stabbing and one fatal shooting, when an aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Carey Gabay, was shot in the head. He died eight days later.
-- In 2016, during pre-parade celebrations, four people were shot, two fatally, and two more were stabbed.
Under the bloodcurdling headline, ?Playing and Swaying to Caribbean Rhythms,? the Times mentioned a few other incidents. In 2004, a man was stabbed and a woman was run over by a float. In 1999, two young children were killed by floats, and one man was killed by a sound truck.
The 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, which left one person dead, would have been a banner year for safety at the Caribbean day parade.
Despite the annual bloodshed, you will never see the headlines: ?Crown Heights Braces for West Indian Labor Day Parade? or ?City on Edge Before Caribbean Carnival.? (And why not: "Playing and Swaying to Stirring Second Amendment Rhetoric"?)
Our media simply will not report crimes by non-whites. Journalists think to themselves: What?s the point of reporting a crime if it was committed by a black person?
At least this makes it easy to figure out the race of the perp. If any white person commits a crime, you know -- oh my gosh, do you know! But if there?s no mention of the perp?s race ... it?s a minority!
Journalists have convinced themselves that it?s not dishonorable to mislead the public -- in fact, it?s actually the honorable thing to do! If we tell the truth, it will just feed the racists!
This is why the media are constantly demanding censorship of the internet. The ability of the public to escape the media?s sleazy, dishonest ecosystem and get the truth elsewhere is a mortal threat, as it is to all totalitarian regimes.
Oh, how they long for the days of three TV stations, a handful of national newspapers and magazines -- and nothing else! Every night on MSNBC, you can see them warmly reminiscing about the good old days when they could remove a president from office without breaking a sweat.
The next time you read a denunciation of Mark Zuckerberg for his maddening refusal to censor Trump ads on Facebook, remember: The Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville was safer than the average Caribbean Day parade. The media want to make sure you have no way of knowing that.
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