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US-SSR wrote:These rebels would be well to remember that the Old Dominion knows how to deal with seditious traitors...

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Telconi wrote:

New Paine wrote:
Why is that? The Supreme Court has never been more conservative than it is right now. The anti-gun laws are almost guaranteed to be struck down and it is better than any type Coup that will just end in arrest, death and the anti-gun folks screeching “SEE THOSE GUN NUTS!!! THIS IS WHY WE NEED TO BAN GUNS!”

Because it doesn't put a stop to the sentiment. Better to teach the grabbers a lesson and maybe next time they try gun bans they'll decide that them and their families suffering isn't worth it.

Telconi wrote:

New Paine wrote:
Trying to stage a coup is not going to teach the grabbers anything. The only thing it will do is most likely solidify their belief that we need to ban guns.

Unless it works...

I'm not expecting it to change their beliefs, I'm expecting it to scare them into shutting their mouths.

Telconi wrote:

Bombadil wrote:
Yay freedom, let's scare people into silence through force.

jesus..

That's the essentialism of warfare, you don't need to convince the enemy they were wrong. You only need to convince them that their position costs too damn much.

Telconi wrote:

New Paine wrote:
Yeah, thinking that civilians can overpower ultra militarized police and the national Guard are on some serious indica and/or mushrooms.

Who said anything about overpowering the National guard. I highly doubt Ralph Northam sleep in a nat guard base, nor do any of the Democrat legislators, nor do all the Democrat voters.

Necroghastia wrote:

Telconi wrote:
Because it doesn't put a stop to the sentiment. Better to teach the grabbers a lesson and maybe next time they try gun bans they'll decide that them and their families suffering isn't worth it.

Telconi wrote:
Unless it works...

I'm not expecting it to change their beliefs, I'm expecting it to scare them into shutting their mouths.

Telconi wrote:
That's the essentialism of warfare, you don't need to convince the enemy they were wrong. You only need to convince them that their position costs too damn much.

Telconi wrote:
Who said anything about overpowering the National guard. I highly doubt Ralph Northam sleep in a nat guard base, nor do any of the Democrat legislators, nor do all the Democrat voters.

So it looks like Telconi is advocating that the governor of Virginia - and potentially many more people - be assassinated...

Telconi wrote:

Necroghastia wrote:






So it looks like Telconi is advocating that the governor of Virginia - and potentially many more people - be assassinated...

It doesn't, unless you think he'll die if removed from office.

Telconi wrote:

New Paine wrote:
Pro-gun activists can, should and will most likely take this to the Supreme Court. That is the lawful thing to do. That is the conservative thing to do.

Which is exactly why it's the wrong thing to do.

Telconi wrote:

San Lumen wrote:Yeah democracy and the constitution are such an annoyance

Democracy is far worse than an annoyance. It's an eminent threat.

Necroghastia wrote:

Telconi wrote:
It doesn't, unless you think he'll die if removed from office.

Telconi wrote:
Which is exactly why it's the wrong thing to do.

Telconi wrote:
Democracy is far worse than an annoyance. It's an eminent threat.

Don't pretend you're an advocate for the peaceful exchange of power, especially when you talk of targeting people as they sleep and putting their families through "suffering."

Necroghastia wrote:Could this please get a ruling?