Originally posted by burdman30ott6
Redneck, at what point do you say they'll label them "terrorist?" Will it be when they start actually rioting and terrorizing the residents of
Denver (or whatever city they decide to "demonstrate" in) or will it be when they start conspiring to do so? I love how all of this is assumed to
be peacefull protests when, in reality, the organizers of this have no intention of it being peacefull. They have an agenda, and agenda which
dictates that one of their top goals will be to enact self fullfilling prophecy... push, push, push the cops & the government until you finally get
the response you wanted and then spin around and say "See! See! We told you! POLICE STATE! POLICE STATE!" while hoping and praying that the
pleebs are either dumb enough or blind enough to not point out that the whole damn thing was instigated by the protestors themselves.
Well in said situations of oppression, people will act out. Is it okay for someone who doesn't pay attention to the chaos that is building just
underneath the surface to decide that these people can't push back because it is inconvenient and because they have unsubstantiated fears of
"radicals" taking to the streets?
Would you then be so surprised if these same "inconvenient" people were labeled as terrorists because they are terrorizing our so-called-freedom of
convenience?
Brownshirts. I'm not familiar with that term. Why do you call the protesters that?
I'm not one to protest. May if I was old enough to realize things 15 years ago, I would be out there protesting... but not today. People are too
ignorant to pay the protesters any mind, and a lot of people get downright angry that these people "get in their way".
There WILL be violence, burdman. Like it or not, the forces that are pushing against us all are ultra violent and merciless. Just look at war and who
profits from it. That is the most obscene and pointless violence I've ever seen. Killing your own citizens and other people's citizens, both of
which are human beings and want the same things, in the name of peace and justice and freedom and some national ideal? national security? THAT does
not benefit PEOPLE. It benefits governments and who controls them, and our government is out of our hands now. The only reason we are able to talk
about these things right now is the subconscious fear that capitalism and corporatism creates. You will not do anything about it if you depend on
these things for your survival and your spiritual transcendence has been stripped away completely, and this is where we are at.
Let them protest. Let them riot in the streets. Let them get violent right back. People ave the right to get angry and bite the hand that feeds them,
if that hand that feeds them takes that authority and uses it to do heinous things in the people's name. This isn't just about hating the USA. This
is about not wanting to become the victim of corporate greed and the same rich a-holes from the past who have come to reign over this so called "free
economy" with their monopolies, and they've become these giant entities with all the rights that people have and more, and they have effectively
bought us all out. They are trying to buy the world out, and if they won't be bought, they will be terrorized until they break and become
"westernized". This is the word we use to cover the Corporation's asses while they brainwash third world countries with terror and misery into
worshiping the Western way and begging for the West to come and save it from it's "barbarianism".
I mean.... this deserves much attention, and our conveniences may get in the way of us thinking clearly about the future. Your conveniences are not
rights. At the moment, they are mental traps. People protesting in the streets should be welcomed with open arms and applause. This # deserves to be
taken on by the citizens. I admire protesters, even if in the end, nobody really cares about their messages.