I'm not sold on this idea either.
But...
It makes sense that if a government need to prepare for massive civil unrest, and massive arrests as a result, they'll need transportation for those
prisoners.
Look, you already have laws which allow you to be arrested and held indefinitely without charge. People are increasingly being arrested up and down
your country for merely voicing their opinion in a protest.
It seems you can't have a peaceful protest in the US without hundreds of riot police acting like rabid dogs waiting in formation to take out the
weakest of the herd with tear gas and batons.
FEMA, rightly or wrongly, have a responsibility to work with these laws and prepare to act. On paper it'll all make sense.
If the law states that you cannot protest legally, that you must be prevented from doing so and then detained, FEMA has a responsibility to include
provisions for this scenario.
There are simply not enough police vehicles or detention centers known to the public to facilitate this, which is why we may see train transportation
and the "camps" under the Rex 84 idea.
While there is little evidence to prove to me one way or another that this is in action/preparation, it seems only logical that it would be.
It is the job of FEMA to make preparations for the most likely scenarios, and massive civil unrest is a likely scenario along with terrorism and
natural catastrophe. These latter scenarios are probably why these camps exist too, they're multipurpose sites that can either handle the evacuation
of people from a danger zone by rail, the detention of people arriving by rail after or due to civil unrest, and the treatment of people in an
outbreak etc.
It seems like quite a reasonable action when you really consider it. What is unreasonable, however, are the laws allowing citizens to be treated in
such a way.
The people have a right to protest, and, as I'm sure I've seen, it was once encouraged by the founders of your laws that the people should rise up
and remove power from your government should that government threaten your freedom and liberty.




