CounterRevolutionary

Civil disobedience is not part of the American tradition. It is the behavior of spoiled brats. Martin Luther King's non-violent resistance and marches were within our Bill of Rights to petition our government to redress our grievances. The Weathermen Underground were terrorists. And your "hero" Saul Alinsky was Al Capone's accountant and Hillary Clintons mentor. This reflects the character of a den of thieves, not civil rights advocates. Let's look at all the gold siphoned out of Fort Knox by your Progressive disobedients that funded the Bolshevik Revolution and the Rise of the 3rd Reich. Nothing but a club of state sanctioned pickpockets.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

It's a tradition started by my ancestors after WW-1 and continued today. There are close to 100 ex-military buried in the family cemetery along with my ancestors which go back to 1810.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Same here the only "Party" I belong to is the LOYAL AMERICAN PATRIOT PARTY.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Adm could find out simply by cross checking E-MAIL ADDRESSES. Nothing is hid with today's technology.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Just a comment on taxes to support schools.

I have long disagreed with taxing property owners to support schools. The majority of property have few or no children in school.

Most parents with school aged children do not even own property. School taxes should be collected on something most school age parents use most all the time.

All tobacco products, beer, whiskey, all alcoholic beverages and things parents buy every day. That way they are paying for their children's education.

This way even the illegal aliens will be helping pay for their children's education.
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old marine Loc: America home of the brave

You have been drinking way too much of that swamp/sewer water koolaid. It's affected your thought system (Brain).

Without the military (all branches) there would be no America or freedoms. You would be slaves under a dictator.

Progressives and good lawyers are like leaches the live off of the blood of their victims (we the people).

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Socialist Democrats ARE BEYOND HELP. They are like retarded people extremely slow to lesrn.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Apparently he feels he represents the retarded Socialist Democrats.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

What a bucket of horse manure.

Progressives and lawyers are blood suckers living off the blood of their victims.

The Germans and Russians were bitter enemies and Germany invaded Russia in an attempt to destroy them. Only a bitter winter stopped them in time for America to send desperately needed supplies to beat the Germans.

Congress fought tooth and nail to keep President Roosevelt in the dark about things.

Without the blood shed and lives lost by our military there would be no America or freedoms.

bdamage Loc: My Bunker

You're cracking me up sU.

Here's your mindset....

Breaking news!!! Trump demands Florence reduce from 4 to a category 2. Democrats go crazy saying Trump is a sexist and should allow Florence to be anything she wants!!!!

straightUp Loc: California

Not if the person is using multiple e-mail addresses.


That depends on how deep the chase goes. It's not that hard to hide things from website masters because it's typically not worth it for them to spend the effort to reveal a hidden identity. It's a different story for government agencies like the FBI and the NSA. A person would have to go much deeper into the technical options to remain elusive but it *IS* possible. The hackers are always one step ahead.

straightUp Loc: California

Yes, it is.


That's a matter of perspective. Civil disobedience always looks unruly to those who stand on the side of established power. I'm sure the businessmen and investors of the British East India Company thought the Son's of Liberty were being spoiled brats when they dumped private property they didn't own into the Boston Harbor. Not only was that disobedient (there were laws against destroying other people's property) it was a case of vandalism that goes beyond civil disobedience. And yet, as Americans we celebrate that event and the Son's of Liberty as heroes.


MLK also advocated civil disobedience which led to many arrests during his marches. Civil disobedience *is* non-violent. Once you commit to violence or the destruction of property, you are no longer practicing civil disobedience or anything Alinsky recommends.


Some of the activists involved with the Weather Underground were vandals, yes. But the people you are calling spoiled brats today are not committing any acts of violence or vandalism.


Alinsky was doing a his doctoral dissertation in the 1930s on the Al Capone mob, and decided to do it as “an inside job.” In any case, as I said before I am driven by ideas not associations; there is no reason why a man can't study the power structure of a mob from the inside AND have good ideas about political techniques. As for Hillary, there's nothing more "criminal" about her than any other politician. You're just a sucker for BS.


Yeah, I'm not going to sit here and argue with your bounty of baseless conspiracy theories.

straightUp Loc: California

I'll have to look into the American Patriot Party. I don't know THAT much about it yet.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

That is the point. It's not that important or worth the time find out.

The point was IT COULD BE DONE.

I have done it several times on my own trolling web site on "Go Daddy" (where you can lease a site). I even located names, addresses, city, state and telephone numbers.

straightUp Loc: California

That's why I say I have a problem with the way property tax is leveraged. It would be better if all property tax allocated to education was pooled at the state level and distributed evenly. If that's to tall an order, then I guess income tax would be better, simply because it's already pooled at the state (and federal) level.


I guess I don't always think about that... I've been a property owner since I was 24, but you're probably right.


I disagree with that qualification. I think schools should be funded by everyone whether they have kids in school or not. The reason I say this is because education is an investment into a better functioning and more capable society. Even people who have never had kids still depend on younger generations for critical services, especially when they get older.


What about the millions of parents that don't smoke and don't drink?


Well... those that drink and smoke, I suppose.

I agree with luxury tax in general because these items are not critical for survival like food and water and medical care. So, I have no problem taxing tobacco products and booze, but there's something "off" about making schools dependent on alcoholism and addiction.