>>10478202

>He hadn't been violent

>Riehl hadn't broken the law

>"We had done a lot of things to try to intervene. But there were no tools available to us to do that."

So they came to drag a law abiding citizen from his home for a mental evaluation, because he live streamed threats. They believed he was suffering a mental breakdown, because they wanted it to be so. That is the only justification they could have for forcibly removing his guns, see how that works?

They will question your mental competency, anons, and there will be no way to argue otherwise. Just like they will declare a pandemic, and there is no way to argue otherwise.

2nd amendment has never been more important than right now.

>>10478319

Have you noticed after nearly 3 years of relentless joooo spam shit, the new tactic to try to be repulsive is the barrage of assholes? But plugs, bleached assholes, its quite the fascination they have going on there seems like. Pathetic faggots.

>>10478352

Interdasting fact that Liberia was created for this exact purpose. To re-patriate descendants of slaves and disaffected blacks who wanted to return to their cultural homeland.

How many of those bitching and moaning would like to relocate tomorrow to Liberia?

Any takers? Didn't think so.

>>10478406

>>10478386

Nah I'm totally on board with what you're saying. Its like I tell people around me in the current situation, the WORST thing you could do is get yourself on ANY kind of Covid list. As benign as a checkup sounds, being IN THE SYSTEM puts you in their tracking sights.

Same with guns. They are just itching to add anything out of the ordinary to your profile, to give a context later for your being labeled risky.

>>10478467

Now try to reason out which group would want to (A)undermine the Patriot movement, (B)blame Jews for the world's problems, and (C) be organized and coordinated enough to be on here 24/7.

There are not many groups who fit the criteria

>>10478503

Its funny they talk about 'tarnished journalism'.

To me, the impeachment case was a defining moment in the national spirit of America. It came at the moment when Bill Clinton said "It depends on what the definition of 'is' is". Slick Willie at his finest. It tore away the veil that presidents before him kept in place, a kind of moral certitude. Before then politics was not as partisan, at least not in this Anon's memory. The office of President held a certain respect, no matter who was in the desk. But Bill Clinton tipped the domino…he pulled the wrong jenga piece…the unraveling of presidential politics IMO dates from that moment, although some may take it back to Watergate or even further.

In my estimation, Barack Obama would not have been possible without Bill Clinton setting the stage.

>>10478503

Right? Its not like his cars ever have software issues n shit.

KEK

>>10478555

>>10478724

x1000

When we pass milestones like the Covid hoax, or the 9/11 FF, it just really makes me livid for what has been lost. Its like, you know there can be no turning back. They took something good and decent, and they ruined it.

There are a lot of things I can forgive, but this shit makes me go mental.