MercyPercy
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Huff also believes in live and let live. Non-interventionist standing of the United States. A world without borders. So on and so forth.
And he's all about individual rights. And if individuals gather up to take matters into their own hands when their government has failed, he says it's a bad thing. Let me go ahead and say France, Germany, the UK and even the US are bringing this on themselves. And many others. We have allowed thousands of so called refugees into the nations without even one thought of what their backgrounds were. All we know is they came from a war torn country where front lines don't exist. It's impossible to tell friend from foe save their word for it.
And with some reports of 90% of them being military aged men, that's a recipe for disaster. We know ISIS has publicly stated they want to attack targets in the Western world. And the governments basically opened the doors and threw out the welcome mat for them. So when individuals have had enough of their government basically inviting attacks on our own soil, it's not a mob mentality. It's called the people actually standing up for what they believe in after they get tired of their governments failing.
I understand what you're saying, but setting fires and potentially harming innocents is "standing up for what they believe in"? Let's say a black guy kills a white girl in a small country town. Some angry white dudes find a random group of black people and beat them to death in retaliation. Are they "standing up for what they believe in" too?