And when they do...
Posted on 11/10/2018 9:44:32 AM PST by MtnClimber
The mob attack on Fox News host Tucker Carlson’s home this week by radical Marxists – leaving his home with a broken door and vandalized with leftist slogans – has triggered widespread shock on the part of most decent Americans. For those aware of the way “Antifa” elements operate internationally, however, the incident was nothing new.
Pro-democracy and right-leaning political activists, journalists, and artists 90 miles from our shores, fighting for their rights in communist Cuba, have faced similar mob attacks on their homes for years. Unlike the Carlson incident, in Cuba, the government actively organizes the mobs. The riots are so common they have a name: actos de repudio, or “acts of repudiation.”
In the past several years, since dictator Raúl Castro took over for late dictator brother Fidel, Cuba has endeavored to export the practice of actos de repudio, attacking the presence of dissidents at international summit events, violently beating them in public on foreign soil, and even using mob behavior to silence American diplomats at the United Nations.
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Figures it is tied to communists.
I believe if a mob busts your door, you should be fear for your life, and act appropriately to defend yourself.
Right, the anarchists and communists used to fight but the communists won. If you want to be an anarchist, you have to follow communist orders!
And when they do...
But why did they hit Tucker right after he helped them in the elections?
This won’t end until they kick in the wrong door and there’s a dozen bodies piled up in the front yard.
Tucker was doing his best to suppress the republican vote by throwing out hints that the dems were winning. This was hours before the polls closed.
If a few people who are legitimately be threatened with serious physical harm shoot some of these bastards, this stuff will stop very quickly.
This ain’t new and it’s not from Cuba. The left (communists) have always used this tactic. It’s to cause fear and intimidation.
The French Revolution was a mob. The Russian revolution was a mob. The Iranian revolution was a mob. Even Hitler came to power because of the mob
Why does the author assume our government is not backing these thugs.
Yeah unfortunately gun laws are tougher in Ba
Yeah unfortunately gun laws are tougher in Va
As in shooting them through the door...
That's a moot point however, as the law in (probably) all states requires that one wait until they've actually busted the door down and have made entry into one's home before opening fire on them.
Not saying that's right, just saying that's the way it is.
Law enforcement needs to throw huge nets over the mobsters, tighten the straps, and leave the mobsters in the street for a couple of days.
“Yeah unfortunately gun laws are tougher in Va”
Lifelong Virginian here.
Several months ago I was talking to the Sheriff about such a scenario.
He gave the following advice:
1. Have a firearm
2. Keep it loaded
3. When needed fire until you run out of ammo or targets.
Virginia is an open carry state with pretty lenient requirements for concealed carry.
A former Marine who does the training for concealed carry permits told me that if you have a clean criminal record and are intelligent enough to chew gum and walk at the same time the state will issue a CCP.
Yea, right..500,000 Republican voters stayed home in Michigan because they were watching Tucker Carlson who doesn't come on till 8:00 p.m......Sheesh!
“The mob attack...by radical Marxists – leaving his home with a broken door and vandalized with leftist slogans – has triggered widespread shock on the part of most decent Americans.”
I don’t see any widespread shock by anyone other than some Fox news people. Even the police dont seem to give a F***. Have any arrests been made? Did they even show up?
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