I'm not taking it anymore

Just me | 9-12-2012 | KittenClaws

[pops88]

I’ve lived all over the world. I’ve spent countless hours in immigration offices getting visas, and having medical tests to get them. I’m going to smile, nod, and enjoy my glass of wine. I can’t be convicted of a thought crime yet. I am, however, an American of Mayflower descent. Go ahead- underestimate my Puritan restraint, ‘hefe’...(rest of my rant deleted. I hope my blood pressure medications are working.)

[pops88]

“And let me guess, all the signs are in Spanish, right?”

Oh, and on that note, I was recently severely ranting about how “enter” and “exit” are in 2 languages at the grocery store and they can’t figure it out, so it’s grocery cart demolition derby. I noticed the last time I went the grocery store had given up and removed the signs.

[jmacusa]

And no doubt it’s English and Spanish at the Home Depot and Wal-Mart where your are, right? It is in NJ.

[pops88]

Don’t get me started, living in the Southwest. I might have a stroke. I always welcome an opportunity to share this music video, “Press One for English”-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEJfS1v-fU0

[esquirette]

Just saying that leadership is necessary.

[One Name]

Yes- to resist evil on all fronts to our own abilities and calling. To promote the Truth, which is the Gospel (freedom and conservatism is a derivative, not the source.) God is the source.

There are many fronts and many are called.

Few are chosen!

[KittenClaws]

I think the question is this: At what point is the threshold reached at which the rage engendered by these barbaric koranimals, battering at the ramparts of civilization, overcomes the legal risks of vigilantism ?

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When their attacks are battering the ramparts within this country, our reply will not be vigilantism, but patriotism.

I am no vigilante. But I will not stand down to a direct attack.

[KittenClaws]

Yes- to resist evil on all fronts to our own abilities and calling. To promote the Truth, which is the Gospel (freedom and conservatism is a derivative, not the source.) God is the source.

There are many fronts and many are called.

Few are chosen!

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Few will answer.

[steve86]

you who love Islam and pedophile gods!

There is a big difference between a prophet and a god (or God). I would be careful speaking negatively of their God since He is the same as our God. Say anything you want about their pedophile prophet.

[KittenClaws]

There is a big difference between a prophet and a god (or God). I would be careful speaking negatively of their God since He is the same as our God. Say anything you want about their pedophile prophet

Excuse me, steve86, Which of my posts are you answering?

Not that it matters, but I shall speak negatively of " their "little god" all I want, got it? If their prophet is false (it is) if their gospel is false (it s) then so is their little god.

[steve86]

Which of my posts are you answering?

Clearly, the one referenced in my reply to yours.

If their prophet is false (it is) if their gospel is false (it s) then so is their little god.

This is nonsense. The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, etc., has had plenty of false teachings attributed to him. This doesn't refute HIM as deity or we would have lost our God eons ago.

I shall speak negatively of " their "little god" all I want, got it?

Doesn't sound real smart to me.

[tomkat]

When their attacks are battering the ramparts within this country

When PC stupidity or blatant self-interest effectively deprives citizens of the protection they've already paid for;
when the Constitution is being shredded and the lives and property and ideals of those millions who've worked to uphold it all these years are being callously put at risk;
then there may very well come a point at which 'vigilantism' and patriotism will become synonymous.

We're not talking Charley Bronson movies here, or hysterical lib mouth-foaming misappropriation of the language, but an historically defined term.
I have in mind groups of otherwise law-abiding citizens organizing to protect themselves in the face of the indifference and/or incompetence of established authority/s.
Because when push comes to jihad, the only difference between self-defense and 'vigilantism' is a semantic variable dependent on the address of your particular gulag.

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Definition of vigilante

noun

• a member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate.

  Oxford Dictionaries

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  vig·i·lan·te

  noun \ˌvi-jə-ˈlan-tē\
  Definition of VIGILANTE

  : a member of a volunteer committee organized to suppress and punish crime summarily (as when the processes of law are viewed as inadequate); broadly : a self-appointed doer of justice

  — vig·i·lan·tism \-ˈlan-ˌti-zəm\ noun

  Merriam-Webster

[KittenClaws]

In the interest of discussion, did you notice the title of this thread?

Are you an atheist or an islamist? You certainly can't be a Christian and warn me about some tin-pot little god. No matter how you brilliantly portray the history of Christian teachings.

[KittenClaws]

tomkat. You are awesome!

[tomkat]

You're quite the discerning individual, aren't you !

lol/snort/lol

[KittenClaws]

You're quite the discerning individual, aren't you !

Well, I do know tapioca pudding sucks no matter the consistency. ;>)