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Originally posted by astrij
A violent revolution will not solve anything. Thousands will die. If not millions.
Due to the fact that this armed revolution would consist of a minority of Americans, they would be easily disposed of. By disposed of, I mean killed or imprisoned.
The government would then implement martial law. Police and military checkpoints would be established throughout your country. Surveillance would be magnified.
Those involved in this violent revolution would be classified as terrorists, and the majority of American citizens would be in agreement with that assessment.
Change will only come when the majority of Americans feel that it is necessary.
It will more than likely be accomplished through peaceful methods.
Your desire for bloodshed will make matters in your country worse.
Your desire for bloodshed will ensure that your country is plunged in to a state of chaos.
Your desire for bloodshed will ensure that an actual police state is instated.
Your desire for bloodshed will truly erode your freedoms and hasten the destruction of the U.S. constitution that you all hold so dear.
When the majority of American have had enough of the current political climate, you will not need violence to restore your nation to its former glory.
Originally posted by ProjectJimmy
I can't agree more violence only begets more violence. Armed struggle should always only be a last resort, and only when all others are completely worn out.
Since most of you that are in on this NWO revolution bit seem to also be Christians, here's how it's laid out in your own God-inspired book:
"Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God." Matt, 5:9
Originally posted by astrij
You are correct. I consider myself an idealist. Though, in this instance, when speaking about an armed revolution, I think that my stance is based wholly on reality
No disrespect mean to SGTChas, but the majority of his threads, and there are quite a few of them regarding this subject, seem to advocate violence as a means of solving the political crisis that Americans currently face.
I was only attempting to offer an opposing point of view. That point of view being that a revolution based on violent ideology, will only create more problems than many here believe it will solve.
You and others on this forum are certainly free to feel otherwise, however.
Originally posted by ProjectJimmy
Well of course, I figured these would be the kind of responses I'd get on this. Soldiers who speak of war with glory in their eyes seldom like to listen to journalists who've seen more than their share of it from every side.
I've seen, firsthand, what war does, to both sides of a conflict and those caught in between. It's not something you want more of, ever. With knowledge of how to fight comes responsibility. Part of that is the wisdom to know when and where not to speak of such things. For myself, I tend to only speak of it in hushed tones, with close friends at a bar, over a pint. As for sacrifice, ask me about that after the second or third pint at least.
I will hope though that you do think about it, the responsibility that comes with knowledge of war. Your karma will thank you. Talk can easily lead to action, even in unintended ways, and violence always begets more violence.
Originally posted by Mindmelding
I think your signature, "Dark Night Coming..." says it all really. You're not offering solutions, just inciting violence based on a subjective view that it's inevitable.
MY SON DOES NOT INCITE VIOLENCE !!!
He has made it his mission to try and WARN people what is
happening.