What’s the likelihood that we see civil unrest soon?

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hog88 said:
Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
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Employee: Boss, I’ve decided I’m not going to do my job anymore and let my politics interfere with my ability to make a living.

Boss: Bold move Cotton. Pick up your final check on your way out the door. Right now.
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
Their populations aren’t ours. Their Constitutions weren’t ours. And their police and military aren’t ours
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Can't speak for the military outside of Kent State, but I know damn well that the cops over there are no different than the stormtroopers we have here.
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
Their populations aren’t ours. Their Constitutions weren’t ours. And their police and military aren’t ours
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Are the police "ours"? From what I see they are their own little fight clubs.
I don't know about the military anymore, I have faith in the NCO corp but I'm sure those without the proper mindset are quickly being weeded out.
Our constitution has been ignored and shat on since the civil war, how's it going to protect us?
 
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luthervol said:
I'll break it down a little for you.
Pain Med A is effective as a pain reliever. Over time it is realized that Pain Med A is highly addictive and that many who used the medication as it was intended became addicted and that the addiction even led to many unintended deaths.
Pain Med B was discovered to fight pain equally well but without the addictive properties.
Pain Med A was removed from the market and replaced with Pain Med B. People in legitimate need of pain medication were still able to get the medication needed, but now with far less risk of becoming addicted.
People already addicted to Pain Med A were bummed and looked for illegal sources of Pain Med A. Many (but not all) found those illegal sources. Over time, far fewer people became addicted to Pain Med A as otherwise would have been the case.
Innocent lives were saved and no one lost their ability to get effective pain medication.
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You wrote this and you don't find anything wrong with it.

Do you not believe in freedom?
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
You wrote this and you don't find anything wrong with it.

Do you not believe in freedom?
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Oh, I'm a big believer in freedom.
It's just that I enjoy my freedoms much more when I'm not surrounded by a bunch of uneducated crackheads carrying guns.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
What? They were most certainly enforcing the closing of stores and mom and pop businesses in Texas last year.
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That was quashed fairly quickly by Abbott. You’re probably referencing the Frisco hair salon owner that was a very public case. She later ran for state office and I think she lost.

But Abbott and AG Paxton put the kabosh on most of this stuff pretty quickly.

My neighbor is a DPD officer and he’s a fan of Garcia. Big upgrade over the previous idiot that is now chief for Chicago.
 
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hog88 said:
I would hope the NG members would be a little less enthusiastic about enforcing any of that BS.
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Oklahoma NG helping local LEOs after Katrina pull folks out of their homes and confiscate firearms are on video telling a reporter they “hope” they don’t have to shoot any civilian resisters but would do so. Just following orders don’t ya know.
I can’t image that sentiment to just follow orders has lessened much with the wokies that have enlisted since then.
Best hope in a nightmare scenario is those NG soldiers who would be resistant to such an order channel their ‘Nam brethren and handle it.
 
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