Anonymous ID: 9009fb Dec. 30, 2020, 5:35 a.m. No.12236150   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6621

>>12236118

>Protect others who would be attacked by these Marxist goons. CONCEAL and CARRY; it’s your 2A RIGHT. We aren't looking for trouble but ALWAYS be ready. ALWAYS CARRY A GUN.

 

Advice that will get you incarcerated in many areas already, and if things go south, everywhere.

 

With all due respect, anon, this is not useful advice for taking back the Republic in a worst case scenario.

 

FORCE + maximum stealth.

 

The most sensitive are often the softest.

Anonymous ID: 9009fb Dec. 30, 2020, 5:43 a.m. No.12236189   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6233

>>12236113

Because when you are a heavenly being, and you want to intercede in geopolitics, you go to some children in a country that isn't even the one whose destiny you say needs to change.

Anonymous ID: 9009fb Dec. 30, 2020, 6:43 a.m. No.12236720   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>12236252

One afternoon in the early early nineties I snuck into the colosseum near the University of South Carolina and hid behind a stack of tables deep in the concrete bowels of the arena.

 

Holding a letter I had written prior to taking this position, I waited roughly 7 hours, holding my breath whenever colosseum personnel came near the folding tables.

 

When I detected the bass playing of Claypool thumping through the thick concrete, I came out of my hiding place and made my way quickly to the dressing rooms. Although I had no backstage lanyard, no one challenged me.

 

I came to the door with the sign on it and knocked. A manager answered and asked what I was doing there. Over his shoulder, I saw Alex, Geddy, and Neil getting ready to go on.

 

I handed him the letter I had written to Neil. Alex grinned at me. The manager said he would give the letter to Neil and told me to go enjoy the show. I did.

 

A month later, I got a postcard from Neil with a personal response. He signed it in blue ball point.

 

Those were some daze…