Congressman rallies constituents to armed i**********n: I see his words as aimed at armed i**********n and wonder how many of his constituents own legal firearms in New York state. Is...

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I see his words as aimed at armed i**********n and wonder how many of his constituents own legal firearms in New York state. Is he telling them to run our and buy guns for use against President Trump? That is what I see however woman writing for Congressman Cuozzo said he wasn't meaning his words to have meaning like they sound. Whoo Hoo. I guess Obama saying that words have meanings wasn't talking about Democrat congressmen and what they say.

Who is the first person to speak out about civil war, now?

http://libertynewsnow.com/congressman-rallies-constituents-armed-i**********n/article8935

PeterS

oldroy wrote:

I see his words as aimed at armed i**********n and... (show quote)

You guys have had threads on this board for years trying to promote a civil war--do you ever read anything that Sici or Steve700 write. Do you think one instance by a democrat now somehow negates all the war rhetoric from the right?

Big dog

oldroy wrote:

I see his words as aimed at armed i**********n and... (show quote)

I kinda think most of the guns are in the hands of Republicans. And we kinda LIKE our President.

crazylibertarian Loc: Florida by way of New York & Rhode Island

PeterS wrote:

You guys have had threads on this board for years trying to promote a civil war--do you ever read anything that Sici or Steve700 write. Do you think one instance by a democrat now somehow negates all the war rhetoric from the right?

I have never read a single post from a conservative exhorting to violence. I have read some saying we should get ready for it but that is not the same thing. Of course, I do not pretend to know the evil that lies within the hearts of men that all liberals are gifted with.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

crazylibertarian wrote:

I have never read a single post from a conservative exhorting to violence. I have read some saying we should get ready for it but that is not the same thing. Of course, I do not pretend to know the evil that lies within the hearts of men that all liberals are gifted with.

I just thought of this when I read where you live. Aren't you glad you left NY? I sure would be.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

PeterS wrote:

You guys have had threads on this board for years trying to promote a civil war--do you ever read anything that Sici or Steve700 write. Do you think one instance by a democrat now somehow negates all the war rhetoric from the right?

Nice try, Petey. You can only name 2 people on this forum and you know there are plenty more from your left side here now talking like that. Keep on trying to stay Marxy.

PeterS

crazylibertarian wrote:

I have never read a single post from a conservative exhorting to violence. I have read some saying we should get ready for it but that is not the same thing. Of course, I do not pretend to know the evil that lies within the hearts of men that all liberals are gifted with.

Well I take it you don't read that many threads.

http://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-126912-1.html

crazylibertarian Loc: Florida by way of New York & Rhode Island

oldroy wrote:

I just thought of this when I read where you live. Aren't you glad you left NY? I sure would be.

New York City has always been a hot bed for radicalism led by a guy named Marcantonio. NYU, where I went, though Ludwig von Mises, the founder of the Austrian school, was a professor of economics but he was at the Greenwich Village campus and I went to the Bronx campus.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

crazylibertarian wrote:

New York City has always been a hot bed for radicalism led by a guy named Marcantonio. NYU, where I went, though Ludwig von Mises, the founder of the Austrian school, was a professor of economics but he was at the Greenwich Village campus and I went to the Bronx campus.

I have always thought of NYU as a really socialist place. When we went into New York City in the middle 50s it certainly appeared that way to me. Many times we wore our uniforms since we could get into baseball games free with them on and found out we weren't well liked in the parts of the city you mentioned.