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ishii
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Good point ringil. How many of the illegals have you welcomed into your home, ten? Five? Two? One? NONE? Or does the govt busing in hundreds of illegals to various towns let you off the hook?
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Hobbes42
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Ahhhh yes, the crowd of soldier wannabees.
Awful big of them, pointing guns at poor people and screaming. I’m sure they get quite the rush from it.
Awful big of them, pointing guns at poor people and screaming. I’m sure they get quite the rush from it.
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Monkey1976
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If the Federal Government refuses to do their job, then it is the duty of the citizens to do it for them. These aren’t “wannabees” - this is the militia explicitly referred to by the 2nd Amendment. Check 10 U.S. Code § 311 - These are able-bodied males at least 17 years of age, therefore part of the Militia of the United States. Such a thing isn’t unprecedented in Texas - today’s Texas Rangers started out the same way: Defending their home against a Mexican invasion.Ahhhh yes, the crowd of soldier wannabees.
Awful big of them, pointing guns at poor people and screaming. I’m sure they get quite the rush from it.
The United States is our home. We have both the right and the duty to protect it. If someone wishes to immigrate here, we have legal means available, and they cost far less than what the coyotes charge to smuggle people in illegally.
US citizens are being threatened on their own land, and the government is only making the situation worse. What other choice do these people have?
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theCrow
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They ARE wannabees, pathetic gun toting idiots who can do nothing but make things worse. What are they going to do? Shoot someone for crossing over the border?If the Federal Government refuses to do their job, then it is the duty of the citizens to do it for them. These aren’t “wannabees” - this is the militia explicitly referred to by the 2nd Amendment. Check 10 U.S. Code § 311 - These are able-bodied males at least 17 years of age, therefore part of the Militia of the United States. Such a thing isn’t unprecedented in Texas - today’s Texas Rangers started out the same way: Defending their home against a Mexican invasion.
The United States is our home. We have both the right and the duty to protect it. If someone wishes to immigrate here, we have legal means available, and they cost far less than what the coyotes charge to smuggle people in illegally.
US citizens are being threatened on their own land, and the government is only making the situation worse. What other choice do these people have?
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Path_Finder
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Totally agree. That’s what the Constitution is about but some people would rather see Rome burn.If the Federal Government refuses to do their job, then it is the duty of the citizens to do it for them. These aren’t “wannabees” - this is the militia explicitly referred to by the 2nd Amendment. Check 10 U.S. Code § 311 - These are able-bodied males at least 17 years of age, therefore part of the Militia of the United States. Such a thing isn’t unprecedented in Texas - today’s Texas Rangers started out the same way: Defending their home against a Mexican invasion.
The United States is our home. We have both the right and the duty to protect it. If someone wishes to immigrate here, we have legal means available, and they cost far less than what the coyotes charge to smuggle people in illegally.
US citizens are being threatened on their own land, and the government is only making the situation worse. What other choice do these people have?
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Tomdstone
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Cheap labor is what American big business wants.People: it is about the money and who controls it. It would not matter who lived to the south of us, Russians, Asians, Hispanics, Blacks, or Jews, Dutchmen, the Swiss…who ever…if they could supply us with cheap labor and big business could profit from it, they would be the one’s flooding the border. Oppression makes people flee and I can’t blame them.
As far as oppression is concerned, many of those coming to the USA have said that they are fleeing the violence of the drug lords. And who is it who is financing the drug lords? Obviously, it is the Americans who have been buying these illegal drugs and glorifying their use.
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agnes_therese
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Yeah, I want a bunch of armed strangers on my land.Uh, I believe this is exactly why our founding fathers saw it best to have structured and legitimate Militias…they are doing what they were created for. I say more power to them.
Fortunately, I’m far enough from the border that it’s not likely. But I’m with Church Militant – they do show up here, they will NOT be welcome.
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agnes_therese
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That does seem to be what they’re threatening.They ARE wannabees, pathetic gun toting idiots who can do nothing but make things worse. What are they going to do? Shoot someone for crossing over the border?
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Path_Finder
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Let our country be invaded. So what!That does seem to be what they’re threatening.
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agnes_therese
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You’d rather it be invaded by random armed bands, shooting people they assume are illegal?Let our country be invaded. So what!
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Seamus_L
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I’d be a heck of alot more concerned about some of these Mexican drug cartels now said to control parts of Arizona, then I would any of these militia types. Unless of course, these so called “gun nuts” have been slaughtering entire families, and cutting there heads off, and I just happened to miss the news report.
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BChartowski
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There’s an easy solution: Anyone who is in support of this abuse of charity should publicly post their home address so that these “immigrants” can be brought to your home as well as the homes of everyone in government who supports this. You can wholly provide for these “immigrants” by the van-load in your own home. If you’re so bent on letting people pour into this land with utter disregard for those who not only live here, but those who have immigrated legitimately, then it is you, personally, who should be held accountable for all aspects of these charity-abusing immigrants’ lives here. You will feed them, you will clothe them, you will house them, and any crimes committed by those living under your roof will be held against you. What are you waiting for? Stop running your mouths about how anyone should be allowed in, and take action by letting them into your homes. Period. Until you do that, your words are worth nothing.
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Path_Finder
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Yes, the Cartels are armed and down there indeed. And apparently involved in the human trafficking.You’d rather it be invaded by random armed bands, shooting people they assume are illegal?
cnn.com/2014/07/07/politics/5-things-immigration-reality-check
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Ridgerunner
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And where are they going to go in order to avoid the drug lords that infest every city in the U.S.?As far as oppression is concerned, many of those coming to the USA have said that they are fleeing the violence of the drug lords. .
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latin_rite
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When the militia fought the British, they were breaking the law. When the French resistance fought the Germans they were breaking the law. The law can be a *** sometimes. And blindly following it can lead to certain doom.Just what we need. Gun toting idiots taking the law into their own hands.
Professionalism and security? I think not.How’s that even legal? He has no legal standing to make or encourage others to make such a statement/threat from behind a gun.
If I was a local and they showed up at my property, I’d be telling them to be off before I called the real cops.
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styrgwillidar
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Well, the militia is going to do what they’ve done in the past. Report folks they see sneaking into the country to the Border Patrol. Who even if they take them into custody, won’t deport them. Waste of time and energy, but I understand the frustration of just sitting by doing nothing.
A far bigger impact would be for everyone reporting for jury duty to state they will not convict anyone of any crime while the government itself is aiding and abetting the violation of the law on a massive scale. Too bad most tax cases aren’t settled by jury trial, imagine the government would act very quickly if folks refused to uphold the governments interests in court in the same way the government is refusing to uphold its citizens interests.
Amnesty for one set of criminals, amnesty for all!!! By the way, don’t whine to me about jury duty with a government refusing to do its duty. Don’t complain about letting killers/muggers/rapists go when many of the illegals getting into the country are gang members. Can’t help but wonder how many Hamas/Hezbollah/Al Quada operatives are taking advantage of the situation-- that’s what worries the Border Patrol agents I’ve been talking to, they rarely catch those folks as it is, now they’re overwhelmed.
A far bigger impact would be for everyone reporting for jury duty to state they will not convict anyone of any crime while the government itself is aiding and abetting the violation of the law on a massive scale. Too bad most tax cases aren’t settled by jury trial, imagine the government would act very quickly if folks refused to uphold the governments interests in court in the same way the government is refusing to uphold its citizens interests.
Amnesty for one set of criminals, amnesty for all!!! By the way, don’t whine to me about jury duty with a government refusing to do its duty. Don’t complain about letting killers/muggers/rapists go when many of the illegals getting into the country are gang members. Can’t help but wonder how many Hamas/Hezbollah/Al Quada operatives are taking advantage of the situation-- that’s what worries the Border Patrol agents I’ve been talking to, they rarely catch those folks as it is, now they’re overwhelmed.
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mikekle
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I agree, if everyone reporting for jury duty would stick together, we could get anything done, but problem is, a large percentage of the population today is soooo brainwashed by Govt/ law enforcement, they cannot think for themselves anymore, and will do exactly as instructed, no matter what it is!! I often think many of these people today (had they been alive at the time) would have turned those involved with the Boston tea party, in to authorities! LOL…This is how low some of our ‘citizens’ have sunk!Well, the militia is going to do what they’ve done in the past. Report folks they see sneaking into the country to the Border Patrol. Who even if they take them into custody, won’t deport them. Waste of time and energy, but I understand the frustration of just sitting by doing nothing.
A far bigger impact would be for everyone reporting for jury duty to state they will not convict anyone of any crime while the government itself is aiding and abetting the violation of the law on a massive scale. Too bad most tax cases aren’t settled by jury trial, imagine the government would act very quickly if folks refused to uphold the governments interests in court in the same way the government is refusing to uphold its citizens interests.
Amnesty for one set of criminals, amnesty for all!!! By the way, don’t whine to me about jury duty with a government refusing to do its duty. Don’t complain about letting killers/muggers/rapists go when many of the illegals getting into the country are gang members. Can’t help but wonder how many Hamas/Hezbollah/Al Quada operatives are taking advantage of the situation-- that’s what worries the Border Patrol agents I’ve been talking to, they rarely catch those folks as it is, now they’re overwhelmed.
I dont think the cartels have too much power outside of Arizona and Texas though, the further north you go, the less influence they have imo, but they still manage to get their products to literally EVERY single US city in the country, and on a consistent basis…this is what amazes me, I think the Us could probably destroy the cartels, its poppy fields, but they wont do it…I think the US Govt is somehow involved in the drug trade, the CIA was proven to be directly involved back in the 70s, I would bet it is on a larger scale now though.
They like to tout and brag about all the drug other contraband they deter at the border, they take pictures of it, and pat each other on the back, talk about how they prevented these drugs from reaching the public, BUT, EVERY single city in the US seems to be getting a HUGE supply on a regular basis, so either the cartels are shoving 1000s upon 1000s of tons of product thru, in order to keep everyone supplied or all these ‘busts’ are not real, and we are just shown a ‘show’…?
Regarding this recent mass border crossing involving all the kids, I have a sneaky feeling this entire thing was well thought out and planned ahead of time, (probably by either cartels, or a terrorist group paying the cartels to do this), I think this was done to distract police and everyone else, keep them busy and overwhelmed over here, and then slip something MAJOR in among all the confusion, I would bet they wanted to get either a person, group of people who have instructions, a HUGE supply of drugs, but this is unlikely, since they seem to be having no problems getting enough thru to supply every single city in our nation almost daily, so, its probably some very dangerous people with a plan to set in motion, or a weapon/ bomb…?
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Tomdstone
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I disagree with amnesty for all criminals. There are some violent murderers and rapists and it would not be safe for women to release violent rapists and murderers. Some criminals are generally peaceful and their crimes are minimal, such as not paying for a hot dog when you are starving to death and out of a job and out of money, and they can be given amnesty if that is called for. But I would not give amnesty to violent rapists who have murdered their victims.Amnesty for one set of criminals, amnesty for all!!! .
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mikekle
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I agree for the most part, I do believe rapists, MOST murders, and ALL pedophiles belong behind bars, but then again, Ive seen many stories of someone committing murder when they were young,(early 20s) and then not being caught for decades later (just watched a case where a killer goes 35 yrs before being caught!!) during this time, he started a family, a business, and lived a good life, and did not get in ANY trouble, they said he didnt even get a speeding ticket during these 35 yrs!! So, it would seem this person was not really that dangerous to the public.I disagree with amnesty for all criminals. There are some violent murderers and rapists and it would not be safe for women to release violent rapists and murderers. Some criminals are generally peaceful and their crimes are minimal, such as not paying for a hot dog when you are starving to death and out of a job and out of money, and they can be given amnesty if that is called for. But I would not give amnesty to violent rapists who have murdered their victims.
I believe MOST murders are done for particular reasons, and usually only involve the people within a certain group, like a family or group of friends, love triangle, etc. it is rare when people go out and kill just to be killing (serial killers), or kill strangers. People kill others usually for a reason, so if they dont have any reason to kill again, I imagine there are many others like the above mentioned, they do something one time, either as an accident, moment of rage, anger, jealousy, etc. and then go on with their life, sure most get caught, but a good percentage probably do not (just look at the number of people that go missing each year!) Im positive most of these people were murdered.
So, really one could argue SOME killers are not truly a danger to society, they were only dangerous when they were in a particular incident.
The real problem is for profit jails, there are simply not enough killers, rapists, pedophiles out there committing crimes to fill every prison to capacity and keep it that way for decades consistently…the powers that be know this and thats why drug laws are in place imo
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Seamus_L
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I think drone strikes on Mexican drug cartels would make alot more sense than going after people in Yeman, Afghanistan, etc.
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