[Afterguard]

Find the perpetrators. Kill them. Deport all the rest. Immediately.

Is that too harsh?

[TheConservativeTejano]

Find the perpetrators. Kill them. Deport all the rest. Immediately. Is that too harsh?

Partner, General Black Jack Pershing during the Mooslimb uprising in the Philippines got 50 Mooselimb prisoners and he put bandanas on 49 of them and left one without so he was going to be the witness and go back to the other Mooselimbs after the execution of these Mooselimbs. The soldiers first killed a hog and then soaked the bullets in the blood of the hog.

The American soldiers then shot and killed every single Mooselimb and they let go of one of the Mooselimb so that he could tell the other Mooselimbs how the Mooselimbs were executed.

They did not have any more trouble with the Mooselimbs after the one that was not executed since he told the other Mooselimbs what had happened.

In fact I think it was within the past 5 years that we heard the Mooselimbs were starting to get restless.

We really need to start doing this against these criminal Mooselimbs.

This happened at the turn of the 1900's.

[elcid1970]

No, it’s not too harsh. Kill or deport all the dangerous rapine thugs.

But the French are disarmed and helpless; there is no right of self defense in France, and gun possession is a highly restricted privilege, not a right. And the Macron regime sides with Muslim invaders; kill a Muslim and it’s a national shame, not reason for rejoicing.

It’s not that bad in America...yet. The Covid crisis has unmasked those who would disarm us all if they could, but they are not yet able. Bullies with badges must pick their victims carefully. This time, Katrina-style door smashing will mean shots fired.

Even enforcing the hateful Red Flag laws carries an unacceptable risk for those who wish to return safely home at night.

Sales of guns and ammo are skyrocketing. This is good.