| Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category Winds of revolution?Has anyone else noticed that not only the rhetoric but general conversation has changed for the worse since the Newtown shooting? There have always been some crazy ideas coming from the extreme left and right but lately I've noticed that insanity seems to be infecting average citizens as well. People every where are talking rebellion, in bars, restaurants, shoping centers, online news sites, chat rooms, fitness clubs, the list could go on forever. From my observations it appears that the people are angry about health care, taxes, the economy, but mostly its gun rights and all the talk of restrictions and confiscation by the elected officals. Could an attack on the second amendment be the catalist that could launch this great nation into an armed rebellion? Member Commentsluvthesouthmoderation, indeed they are. however our elected representatives do not always make the decisions that their constituants, the individual citizens that inhabit our great country, desire. such as the representatives that get elected as representative of a particular party but then switch parties once elected. to me that is plain and simple fraud. the evolving line of excuse is quickly becoming outdated and over-used. Posted 136 days ago. BobDahlerIt is not my intent to diminish peoples' concern about taxation, the economy, our Constitution, etc., but, I feel the talk of "revolution" that Caspiansynn mentions is... "Wind". Posted 137 days ago. MunsterI find it funny that when righties dont get their way they talk revolution ! You are the problem !! Get over yourselves and work toward fixing the wrongs we have ! By continuing this obstructionist strategy you are breaking this nation ! Posted 137 days ago. luvthesouthis a glimpse into our future should there be a rebellion against a government that has stepped out of line and begun its path toward oppresion and tyranny. fred would have to step in and fill us in on the history, but i believe that a free poeple will always at some point in time come under control of a central government, which at its core will succumb to the frailty of the human nature. ok time for a snack. Posted 137 days ago. luvthesouthCaspiansynn, i just finished watching the piers morgan interview with alex jones. very interesting indeed. i have yet to verify that ourselves and the swiss are the only countries that allow their citizens to bear arms. it does seem odd that while the united states by virtue of its elected officials are very willing and eager to arm citizens of other countries but are now seemingly rallying the troops to start the disarmament of its own citizens. in addition the stepping up of the internal "armed forces" within our borders which are neither to repel attacks from outside our borders or strictly deter invasion but seem to be designed to use against the citizens of the united states. i believe bob dahler had a valid point under the 2nd amendment topic when he basically said that our weaker(not according to some in the media mind you)firepower could not possibly compete with that of our military. although the attacks against the citizens of syria is unfortunate, i believe it is Posted 137 days ago. CaspiansynnDisclamer- I'm not a seditionist or revolutionary. I pray that I'm wrong but there seems to be a storm brewing. Posted 137 days ago. Post a Comment |