National Guard Deployment

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: The2Billies

Funk that.
I'm will not be changing my routine for anyone.

Ok, be safe out there. Stay away from demonstrations please, because overall I like you.

That day will be super dangerous for conservatives in particular, so conservatives need to be particularly aware and alert to avoid crowds, demonstrations, or armed military. We need to protest by being peaceful, not doing what they are trying to get us to do, not watching it on TV or the internet, at least that is my opinion.

When the government decides to surround not only the federal capital but now some state capitals with armed military - well it can't be pretty.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: The2Billies

But you won't have an alibi! And they know where you live from the registration!
You should go to public places constantly taking pictures and posting them immediately and wear a tin foil hat, or they'll hack your brain and make you violent!
You have to assume everyone you'll meet is antifa, but I have heard a garlic necklace will keep them at bay.
And wherever you go always shout: "I am a communist!"
Most of all: PANIC!!!

Why do you object to a call to be peaceful?

Why are you making fun of someone who is telling people to stay away from trouble?

What is your motive?

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: The2Billies

EVERYONE, especially those who voted for Trump

DO NOT leave your homes on inauguration day!

I know you realize this sounds paranoid to the hilt.

It sounds like a call for peace.

Do you object to people calling for peace that day?

Do you think it is paranoid when armed military is being deployed around the nation that day to keep the peace?

Telling people to stay home on a day when armed military will be on the streets of the USA is not paranoid, it is calling for a peaceful day. Do you object to that?

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: The2Billies

But you won't have an alibi! And they know where you live from the registration!
You should go to public places constantly taking pictures and posting them immediately and wear a tin foil hat, or they'll hack your brain and make you violent!
You have to assume everyone you'll meet is antifa, but I have heard a garlic necklace will keep them at bay.
And wherever you go always shout: "I am a communist!"
Most of all: PANIC!!!

Changed my mind

a reply to: Nivhk

I voted for Trump and donated to his campaign.Plus,
I have been very open about my support for Trump
online! I am sure to be on some list somewhere.

a reply to: The2Billies

Probably part of the problem,not the solution.

my friend is in the national guard. he said a ton of the national guard are going to korea.. not sure what that is about a reply to: Nivhk

a reply to: Joneselius

You feel that way because they are masters of fear. They manipulate and control by fear and we are extremely malleable at this time. They have set the mood, and have dimmed the lights, we know something is coming, we just don't know if we will be wined and dined before they screw us.

I too sometimes feel a bit of angst if I don't allow myself some break time, but all I have to do is walk away from this keyboard and go outside.

Its crazy tensions are high but it was also crazy while the Antifa was burning down cities and black folk was robbing stores blind. Why wasn't the guard deployed then? They must be expecting some crazy stuff or have one hell of a false flag planned? Maybe they're realizing Antifa isn't out for democrats or republicans and they have some super crazy stuff planned? The white extremist is still hiding out in the mountains with their stockpiles of survivalist crap doing the same thing they have done for decades. Heck, the organizations of extremists have endorced Biden and don't give a damn about trump.

a reply to: The2Billies

Heh, nowhere I normally go is anywhere farther than a couple 2 or 3 miles from home, and I live in a major metro. They want to nab me for hitting the coffee shop or visiting the gym or dojang, they're really digging deep.

a reply to: Shaiker

Or it's a gross show of force.

Or the Democrats plan to arrest the other half of government or something else equally crazy ...

Otherwise, there's no point to it all.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: The2Billies

Heh, nowhere I normally go is anywhere farther than a couple 2 or 3 miles from home, and I live in a major metro. They want to nab me for hitting the coffee shop or visiting the gym or dojang, they're really digging deep.

Stay safe my friend and be especially careful that day.

I worry about the message the Democrats are giving by deploying 50,000 armed troops around the nation to patrol streets.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Shaiker

Or it's a gross show of force.

Or the Democrats plan to arrest the other half of government or something else equally crazy ...

Otherwise, there's no point to it all.

It is the socialist/communist way.

Remember China wanted these people in power and Obama once said he wished the Pres of the US had the power the Pres of China did.

a reply to: The2Billies

No news at all of any deployments coming out of Jeff City; it's eyeballs deep in Republicans and not the squish type.

I fully expect that if states start to secede, we'll be joining them.

a reply to: The2Billies

What you do is fearmongering.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: The2Billies

What you do is fearmongering.

And what you do is mockery of legitimate worry.

It's almost like you've seen 25,000 plus military and full lock down in DC over a few hundred people angry at the capitol.

Btw, that's more military than we have in foreign war zones.

a reply to: Peeple

With 50,000 armed military being deployed all over the nation to patrol the streets on the day Biden is inaugrated I don't need to fearmonger.

I am calling for peace, for conservatives to stay home and off the streets. How is that fearmongering?

I guess it makes the people who insist that 50,000 troops need to patrol the streets of the US angry because their plans will be thwarted if people take my advice and stay home and off the streets and be peaceful.

I'm curious about something, on ATS and other social media sites liberals are livid/angry/hostile toward my suggestion that conservatives stay home and off the streets and avoid public areas on inauguration day. Why? Why are liberals so very upset, when it means no violence in DC or state capitols according to liberals who are certain that conservatives will storm capitals and the capital. Why aren't they happy for one conservative to call for ALL conservatives to stay home, stay off the streets and avoid being in public all day and perhaps the day before and after as well? I don't get the liberal hostility and anger over this suggestion. Maybe you can answer that for me.

a reply to: ketsuko

I'm still waiting for Q to explain Jake's pearl.

a reply to: ketsuko

What do you have to worry about if you don't intend to arm yourself and head down there to cause some trouble?

a reply to: The2Billies

It is dangerous for anyone who voted for Trump to be out and about in inauguration day - stay indoors - don't watch it, do something productive like those things around the house you have been putting off.

Just DON'T be out in public.

You pretend they are after you because you voted for Trump, that's fearmongering. Nobody gives a # who you voted for some of those NG voted for Trump I'm sure.