More Freeper talk of violence, revolution and/or secession...

[LuckyTheDog]

From this thread on "Constitutional restoration": http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2296175/posts

Amen...may He help us all restore what He took a hand in creating. I pray we can do this with the ballot box in 2010 and 2012...but we better all ensure our cartridge boxes are well stocked. Should always be doing that in any case. (by Jeff Head)

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SECESSION (by JEC)

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From this thread about the "state sovereignty" issue: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2296028/posts

Have to love Mae Beavers! God bless that woman.
You can see 1861 all over again... (by NoobRep)

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“You can see 1861 all over again...”

The secessions of 1860-1861 were over states’ rights, and the next secessions will be over the same thing.

1776; 1860-61;...will 2010 herald the next revolution? (by ought-six)

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The Federal government is going to cross a line and it’s not too far off. I’ve always said I don’t know what the breaking point is, but we’re getting closer. When a small group of tyrannical oligarchs directly effects the day to day activities of a large number of people, they’re asking for it. What are they going to do, declare Martial law? The military isn’t going to stand for this garbage. Nearly every person in the state of Texas has a gun. They better think real carefully about the decisions being made at the Federal level now. (by NoobRep)

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“They better think real carefully about the decisions being made at the Federal level now.”
These people don’t think, they just feel, and acting on feelings is usually wrong. I agree with you, we are getting very close to the breaking point, and as the events of 20 years ago in Eastern Europe showed, when enough people take to the streets, the authorities cannot arrest or shoot everybody so the whole house of cards comes down. And it is esp. valid here in Texas where we are armed. (by 05 Mustang GT Rocks)

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“..will 2010 herald the next revolution?”

Man, I hope so. (by wgflyer)

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The second American revolution will begin in response to the left overturning the 2nd amendment—whether directly or indirectly. That is, the trampling of our right to keep and bear arms will either start the revolution or end the nation and our liberty. (by Oldpuppymax)

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Will the state challenge the ATF in court?
LOL! The state challenge the Federal government in Federal Court?
They might as well roll over and put their collective butts in the air.

Challenge them with reality within the state.
If the AFT continues to be adversarial - and it will - escort them to the state line and put a boot firmly to their ass.

Then be prepared.

If they are not willing to do this, then just surrender now before they are beaten down and look like fools. - Even 1861 was backed by action - and men of action. (by bill1952)

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I am ready for Tennessee to secede. If one state does it, several will follow. (by Blood of Tyrants)

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From this post about the so-called 10th-Amendment movement: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2296014/posts

This movement needs to go much further to be effective. Federal agents need to be arrested for entering a county without prior approval of local law enforcement; Federal taxes should be paid to the state to be redistributed to the Federal government if determined appropriate by the state; Federal climate and energy laws must be subject to state re-determination, Federal court decisions must be sharply circumscribed by state law, etc. In short, except for originalist constitutional functions, the state must be primary or this movement may feel good but it won't have significant impact. (by Truth29)

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To date, 37 states have introduced sovereignty resolutions, asserting their state's sovereign rights under the tenth amendment.
NOT ENOUGH.............

Only the threat of State secession will arouse the country from its slumber.... (by cbkaty)

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[Stephanie]

4. Hi Ray

Are you self-promoting as well as self-publishing?

http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/new-book-examines-governments-role-housing-crisis/

[buff2]

5. We've been down that road already

It happened during the 8 years of the Bu$h presidency. Thank God President Obama is taking us down a different road.....away from the cliff we almost went down.

[Stephanie]

2. "This movement needs to go much further to be effective."

They can't even get 30 people to show up at their Freeper convention (see the thread in GDP), how the hell are they going to form a "movement"? Sucks to be them.

[Bicoastal]

3. Man, 6 months with a slightly-left-of-center Black Democrat in charge...

...and they're talking Robert E. Lee and Jeff Davis. From the safety and comfort of their computer rooms and basements.

What a bunch of pussies.

[sharesunited]

6. Observe how much of this rhetoric redounds to gun love.

I'm telling you, it is the little burning coal in the paranoid mind that guns equate to well being.

[Cheap_Trick]

7. You goddamned freeper pussies need to either bring it or shut the fuck up.

And since we all know you're too cowardly to bring it, I guess you'll be needing to shut the fuck up.

[NYMountaineer]

8. Just let 'em try to secede and see what happens.

Those losers will be begging to come back within a year, once the hard truth hits their ill-conceived Freeperish-Utopian schemes like the torpedo hit the Lusitania.

Remember Rick Perry's big talk? Then swine flu came around and he was crying for federal support.

What a bunch of jokers. I can't wait for the big 9/12 rally. Sounds like good watchin'.

[pipi_k]

19. Shit, I'd help them pack their brown shopping bag luggage

if I knew they were all gonna move to the Mohave Desert or something

Yeah, can't wait for the big "rally". Thirty "morans" burning with the passion of...of....TWELVE!!!!

boo-yah!!!!

:rofl:

[RandomThoughts]

9. Maybe people should go to FR and explain to them where the problems are n/t

[lpbk2713]

10. America ... love it or leave it.

Call me if you need a ride to the airport, assholes.

[Bertha Venation]

17. Hi. I disagree with "love it or leave it" -- it's their country, too

and they have the right to dissent.

They also have the right to revolt if they see fit. Doesn't look like they will, of course.

:hi:

[dysfunctional press]

11. someone needs to build them a bridge from the 19th century to today.

omg.

[lpbk2713]

18. Of course you are right.

The point of the post was just to throw their own words back in their faces, albeit a few months after the fact.

:thumbsup: :hi: :thumbsup:

[nadinbrzezinski]

12. Been following this for a while and the talk is not idle any more

best case, we will have, no doubt in my mind, an OKC event, with the perpetrators hoping for the great rise, remember McVeigh read The Turner Diaries (fuck hoover, this will get the the filter going)... worst case... I really don't want to think about it. Realize that this kind of talk also preceded the Civil War.

Oh and boys and girls this whole mess revolves around three things.

Second Amendment

Abortion

The Health Care reforms that are being talked about, since they will expand, by necessity, the federal government.

In lower order, you have the Federal Reserve and believe it or not evolution and schools.

This is driven by a very scared minority...

And those who scuff at them... are making a mistake.

[sam sarrha]

13. lets start a fund to send em to Iran..!! i'll have a bake sale..

[47of74]

14. RimJob's board attracts the [sarcasm]finest people[/sarcasm]

[JohnnyRingo]

15. These wing nuts always talk about "stocking up on ammo"

...as if the bodies will be piling up in their yard like cord wood, and they'll be hammering away in full auto as wave after wave sweep in like a tsunami. In the end they alone will be left to defend the neighborhood from some imaginary hordes of assailants.

Do they think maybe 50 rounds isn't enough to protect their property rights?
Do they also think a dead body in the yard is just going to attract more and more people into their sights? Wouldn't it act as a sort of scarecrow until the police set up a perimeter?

If Freeps think some revolution is coming where there's no law, martial or otherwise, and they'll be able to use thousands upon thousands of rounds with no responsibility to society just because they lost an election, I'm going to seriously question their sanity.

I guess that's a moot point though.

[KatyaR]

16. I just read about that in the OK legislature this morning.

It seems many of them think this is a way to not paticipate in any healthcare solution that is passed in Washington.

http://newsok.com/oklahoma-lawmaker-takes-aim-at-federal-laws/article/3386556?custom_click=headlines_widget">Oklahoma lawmaker takes aim at federal laws

An Oklahoma version of a controversial Montana gun law is being readied for the 2010 legislative session, an Owasso lawmaker says.

Rep. David Derby, R-Owasso, also wants the law to be a foundation from which to shoot down federal authority in several other areas.

Signed into law this year, the Montana measure sets up a test of federal gun laws by exempting from federal regulation arms manufactured, sold and used only in Montana.

Montana, like Oklahoma, doesn’t actually have much of a non-military arms industry, but supporters say the real objective is provoking a federal court case that will shoot holes in decades of legal decisions that have bolstered federal authority at the expense of state authority.

Derby wants to extend the Montana gun law’s concept to other areas, including energy, the environment and financial services. He is also interested in an Arizona movement to exempt that state from whatever federal health care plan Congress and the Obama Administration agree on.

And I thought this was an unusual end to the article:

In conservative America, though, the matter has taken on greater urgency. Rep. Jason Murphey, R-Guthrie, and one of Derby’s allies on the gun bill, says his constituents are "scared to death” of the Obama administration and desperate to insulate themselves from it.