[cripplecreek]

Yep ya gotta love the lets roll over and play dead crowd.

In my grandfather’s day they called them cowards.

[Windflier]

ya gotta love the lets roll over and play dead crowd. In my grandfather’s day they called them cowards.

Here, here.

I really wish the doom and gloom crowd would start their own website to post their surrender diatribes. Call it Slave Republic, or some such.

[Logical me]

Yep ya gotta love the lets roll over and play dead crowd. In my grandfather’s day they called them cowards.

Yes, I agree but I think the freepers and not cowards but are discussing what to do against a corrupt Chicago/African machine. We are mad, and if it explodes, the vast majority of Americans will clean out Washington.

[itsahoot]

In my grandfather’s day they called them cowards.

I am a grand father and did my service before many on this forum were born, my fighting days are over, either they will kill me in a hospital or I will die of natural causes, but I will never again see a free America.

Pessimistic enough for you.

[bboop]

Yes, cowards they are. My current favorite quote:

“In the world it is called Tolerance, but in hell it is called Despair, the sin that believes in nothing, cares for nothing, seeks to know nothing, interferes with nothing, enjoys nothing, hates nothing, finds purpose in nothing, lives for nothing, and remains alive because there is nothing for which it will die.” D. Sayers

[familyop]

"Yep ya gotta love the lets roll over and play dead crowd.

In my grandfather’s day they called them cowards."

Yep. We've failed to have the courage to stop the left at the local levels (county, city, homeowners' association,...). Lately, at a ranch association meeting for an area in the middle of nowhere, there were people from big cities demanding higher dues, county takeovers of private roads, and even "municipal bonds" (LOL) to pay for the comforts and safety of their desires.

To be blunt and clear, too many people are afraid of angering women employed in local government (affirmative action employees), wives of local merchants and conflicting business clans despite the anti-social attitudes of those busybodies against the property rights of others.