Posted on 10/30/2018 4:41:42 AM PDT by blam
How is that revolution gonna work out for you, Sparky? We have all of the guns.
“Which of these heinous actions is it that makes the Left think that civil war is necessary?”
All of them, seriously, all of them. They need issues that cause worry and division in America. It’s how they survive as a party.
Their single biggest issue is Trump is actually MAGA.
Without such issues, the dems are forced to show their massive hatred and double down on ID politics. Their only tool left is violence.
I know. Where is it?!
Whose blood will run in the streets? Assuming anarchy and a break down in civil authority, an Antifa uprising would last five minutes. The left thinks the police, National Guard, et. al. are protecting us from them. In reality, they are protecting them from us.
Or, as evidenced by the many cases of “Arkancide”, “my way or roadkill”.
Star Trek
HE's the guy in the movie I,ROBOT who said "There will be revolution, Blood in the streets. The question is WHOSE revolution."
Apparently he can't even come up with his own original thoughts to use against Trump and has to rely on scripts from movies he has been in.
AND think you are experiencing DEJAVU upon reading his words.
The "Revolution/blood in the streets" comes directly from the movie I,ROBOT which he was in.
I’m still waiting to see leave the US all those who said they’d leave if Trump won.
some background and it was not an isolated event:
from 2007
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1893345/posts
...There was I time on FreeRepublic when I didn’t have to introduce the topic of Don Adams. Other than Whitewater, it was FreeRepublic’s first cause celebre.
In as few words as I can bear to muster, this is what happened. On October 2, 1998, Don and his sister Teri were beaten by members of the Teamsters Union for the crime of protesting against Clinton in Philadelphia.
(I myself had been attacked by the same mob earlier in the day, and I witnessed the Adams incident. I reported the events on FreeRepublic. One famous result was that it prompted Jim Robinson to call for a march on Washington, DC, which drew around 4000 people on October 31, 1998, to demand Clinton’s impeachment.)
The DA filed no charges, so Don and Teri Adams pursued private criminal complaints against two of the Teamsters (Kevin McNulty and Marc Nardone), along with Teamster Local 115 boss Johnny Morris. In response, the Teamsters filed charges against Don Adams. McNulty and Nardone copped a plea and got probation. Morris walked. Don Adams was subjected to the indignity of a trial, and was acquitted in July, 1999. Meanwhile, three other Teamsters were identified from video: Charlie Davis, Mark Hopkins, and Norma Bottomer. Don and Teri Adams filed another private criminal complaint, to which the defendants copped pleas and received probation.
In November of 1999, IBT President James Hoffa ordered that Teamsters Local 115 be placed into trusteeship, and that Johnny Morris be stripped of his powers, partly as a result of the Adams beating incident. Morris contested this bitterly until the end of his life.
The civil phase has been lurching along slowly since the end of the criminal phase.
Why you should care:
It is the business of Freepers to exercise our rights under the First Amendment. When we talk back to power, we have an expectation of being secure in our persons, in our property, and in our liberty. If Don and Teri Adams lose, none of these expectations are valid. It will mean that the men in power can silence us at will, without serious consequences. Five foot-soldiers of the totalitarians have received probation. That’s something. But unfortunately Don and Teri have been made to pay a long series of terrible prices over the last five years, and much more lies ahead. I expect it to get worse for them before it gets better.
Would YOU be up to it?...
and I happened to recently watch “I Was A Communist For The FBI”, the movie he claimed his father turned down for being a corny turkey.
it is pretty clear in showing brutality and blame shifting among Communist agitators (with unions controlled by loyal Communists, “work injuries” for those who don’t tow the line (17:55), and pinning off assaults on striking workers on “the Jews” and using black people as pawns (12:10-14:15, 42:55-49:00)).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8zhmCjV71w
I Robot didn’t even have anything to do with Asimov’s book.
He was Clint Eastwood’s foil in “Space Cowboys”.
Apparently, Cromwell’s father fell afoul of HUAC in some way.
Well not all are affected like that, but I agree that the majority think that way.
Must be crazy, as I see he wears a bike lock as a necklace.
His daddy director John Cromwell (1886–1979), who was blacklisted during the McCarthy era.
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