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not always as the Civil Rights era firmly confirms.
Action is different than violence
and when would that be exactly, under the Confederation, the Constitution or in the days of the conquistadors?
The south was most certainly a "nation".
really ??? got any links for that malarkey ??
While it was never formally recognized as such, it had a federal government, president, capitol, and the only reason it never got officially recognized and supported was politics
yes, 8 of 13 states seceding from this "union" of bankers utopia, sure, that'd be an "uprising".
They put down an uprising as far as they were all concerned
reply to post by Screwed
According to this, I am a threat to national security. And my teachers said I would never amount to anything. Look who's laughing now!
Originally posted by grimreaper797
reply to post by JohnPhoenix
Yes, when you take a combination of those idea, those groups are at increased likelyhood for radicalization and extremism, that makes them "suspect". This report was about warning signs and things to look out for as an agent. They are not saying "if you believe in this, your ARE a terrorist". They are saying though, that these groups should be watched carefully, and I don't necessarily disagree that such groups do pose a higher risk of danger, as all radical groups do.
Next, what you're talking about, while you may see it as "what the founders intended" and "our rights as citizens" it is still without a doubt terrorism. Anytime you're going to use violence to force your political beliefs on the country, that is terrorism. Those government officials, those who work for them, and those who protect them from physical danger, would all be the victims of terrorism. You can see it however you like, but violence against people to effect political change is essentially the very definition of terrorism.
Originally posted by ScatterBrain
reply to post by Screwed
According to this, I am a threat to national security. And my teachers said I would never amount to anything. Look who's laughing now!
Oh my word! You made me lose my coffee, that is priceless
Originally posted by W3RLIED2
I knew it was only a matter of time before they actually stripped liberty from the land of the free.
Heil Obama.
Its good to know that the government i pay taxes to thinks Im a threat to national security. That makes me feel very secure.
I had my doubts about FEMA camps.... But now I am seriously starting to reconsider.
Originally posted by mee30
Wait but liberty means freedom, right? So if you love freedom you are a terrorist? But I thought terrorists hated us because we are free? So how does that work?
My head is spinning just thinking about that!edit on 4-7-2012 by mee30 because: just noticed i put freeman when i menat freedom lol
Originally posted by jenlovesturtles
So it seems I am once again on a list with the goverment. Its sad to think that just because you use cash your on a list, if you want to fly in a plane across your own country you have to submit to a grope down or risk your health in a scan. Just the other day I saw on the news that they were going to make it easier for people in other countries to come here to increase our tourism but everyday they make it harder for us here in our own country to travel in it. You know what other list they can put me on? The list of Americans trying to find a new country to call home.
Originally posted by LilDudeissocool
It's not funny. The people who hold extreme right wing ideologies are dangerous to the rest of the public. If I had my way you all would be living on a reservation somewhere out in the middle of the Nevada desert eating MREs and living in trailer homes with 24 hour severance wearing electronic monitoring devices.
Originally posted by CarpeLibertas
One man's terrorist is another man's Freedom Fighter.
Originally posted by BIHOTZ
You are correct. The contras come to mind. Terrorists guised as freedom fighters.edit on 18-7-2012 by BIHOTZ because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by LilDudeissocool
Originally posted by ScatterBrain
reply to post by Screwed
According to this, I am a threat to national security. And my teachers said I would never amount to anything. Look who's laughing now!
Oh my word! You made me lose my coffee, that is priceless
It's not funny. The people who hold extreme right wing ideologies are dangerous to the rest of the public. If I had my way you all would be living on a reservation somewhere out in the middle of the Nevada desert eating MREs and living in trailer homes with 24 hour severance wearing electronic monitoring devices.