Ish, AJ and all those who support Cliven and his sons....

Comshaw

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A brand new legal defense from Ryan Bundy:



Ringleader Of Oregon Occupation Now Trying To Wriggle Out Of Criminal Charges With Crackpot Theories

One of the ringleaders of the militia takeover of an Oregon nature preserve last winter is now hoping to avoid prison by convincing the courts that the United States is actually being run by a shadow government that enslaves children at birth.


The rest here:

http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2016/07/29/3803337/ryan-bundy-legal-filing-sovereign-citizen/

Comshaw
 
Nuttin crazy bout dat.

This is not the first time the political philosophy known as "You're not the boss of me," got a dumb white boy in trouble.
 
Where was Janet Reno when we needed her? THAT woman knew just how to deal with crackptots!
 
so all of these years of using lower case letters means that i have been a sovereign citizen this whole time?
 
A brand new legal defense from Ryan Bundy:



Ringleader Of Oregon Occupation Now Trying To Wriggle Out Of Criminal Charges With Crackpot Theories

One of the ringleaders of the militia takeover of an Oregon nature preserve last winter is now hoping to avoid prison by convincing the courts that the United States is actually being run by a shadow government that enslaves children at birth.


The rest here:

http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2016/07/29/3803337/ryan-bundy-legal-filing-sovereign-citizen/

Comshaw

Calm yourself little LT, you know that when you get overly excited to tend to soil your pantalones.

There is support for Clive and his sons and then there is support for what they represent. I support the larger picture. Clive himself is borderline, if not over the line, batshit crazy.

But so was John Brown and his sons. And the ones the Feds didn't kill they hung. But now ole John is immortalized in song. You see, the cause he represented was right, even if he was wrong.

You? You don't even know what the issues are. So when we discuss the issues it all flies right over your head and you have to come back to Clive and his sons. That's all you have. And here you are trying to tie AJ, myself, and others to Clive and his boys because you just can't quite grasp what this is all about.

Ishmael
 
So it's OK to point your weapons at law enforcement officers, if you feel your human rights are being denied. That needs to be in the Constitution.
 
Calm yourself little LT, you know that when you get overly excited to tend to soil your pantalones.

There is support for Clive and his sons and then there is support for what they represent. I support the larger picture. Clive himself is borderline, if not over the line, batshit crazy.

But so was John Brown and his sons. And the ones the Feds didn't kill they hung. But now ole John is immortalized in song. You see, the cause he represented was right, even if he was wrong.

You? You don't even know what the issues are. So when we discuss the issues it all flies right over your head and you have to come back to Clive and his sons. That's all you have. And here you are trying to tie AJ, myself, and others to Clive and his boys because you just can't quite grasp what this is all about.

Ishmael

You and your halfbreed halfwit homo-hatin' bro AJ are closer in political outlook to Clive Bundy and his Medicaid Militia than any other two people on this board.

Dontcha just hate it when reality upsets your ivory tower glibertarian the-way-things-ought-to-be ideology?

Take your Overton Window, shine it nicely, turn it sideways, and stick it up your ass. :D
<insert inevitable Queerbait fainting couch reply here>
 
So, from what I've gathered, that story may not be true?


Trouble.:cool:
 
There is support for Clive and his sons and then there is support for what they represent.

You mean, because of their view that black people were better off as slaves?

Sure, there's some support...from mentally-defective old geezers.
 
Calm yourself little LT, you know that when you get overly excited to tend to soil your pantalones.

There is support for Clive and his sons and then there is support for what they represent. I support the larger picture. Clive himself is borderline, if not over the line, batshit crazy.

But so was John Brown and his sons. And the ones the Feds didn't kill they hung. But now ole John is immortalized in song. You see, the cause he represented was right, even if he was wrong.

You? You don't even know what the issues are. So when we discuss the issues it all flies right over your head and you have to come back to Clive and his sons. That's all you have. And here you are trying to tie AJ, myself, and others to Clive and his boys because you just can't quite grasp what this is all about.

Ishmael

I know what it's about. You supported there armed takeover of a federal facility and even the use of force to repel authorities if they moved in.

But a skinny black woman doesn't put her feet back in the car fast enough and she deserves to be body slammed to the ground.

The real question is do you have the introspection and honesty to know what it's about?
 
I know what it's about. You supported there armed takeover of a federal facility and even the use of force to repel authorities if they moved in.

But a skinny black woman doesn't put her feet back in the car fast enough and she deserves to be body slammed to the ground.

The real question is do you have the introspection and honesty to know what it's about?

He doesn't.
 
A brand new legal defense from Ryan Bundy:



Ringleader Of Oregon Occupation Now Trying To Wriggle Out Of Criminal Charges With Crackpot Theories

One of the ringleaders of the militia takeover of an Oregon nature preserve last winter is now hoping to avoid prison by convincing the courts that the United States is actually being run by a shadow government that enslaves children at birth.


The rest here:

http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2016/07/29/3803337/ryan-bundy-legal-filing-sovereign-citizen/

Comshaw

I'm assuming he will have a jury of "his peers" otherwise it's not the best strategy, but hey if he can make that work for him. #ShadowGovbad

So it's OK to point your weapons at law enforcement officers, if you feel your human rights are being denied. That needs to be in the Constitution.

Isn't that what the BLM cop killers did? However as we have seen it ends badly. #RobotBomb

You and your halfbreed halfwit homo-hatin' bro AJ are closer in political outlook to Clive Bundy and his Medicaid Militia than any other two people on this board.

Dontcha just hate it when reality upsets your ivory tower glibertarian the-way-things-ought-to-be ideology?

Take your Overton Window, shine it nicely, turn it sideways, and stick it up your ass. :D
<insert inevitable Queerbait fainting couch reply here>

I can see you are already experiencing Miles withdrawal lol.

I know what it's about. You supported there armed takeover of a federal facility and even the use of force to repel authorities if they moved in.

But a skinny black woman doesn't put her feet back in the car fast enough and she deserves to be body slammed to the ground.

The real question is do you have the introspection and honesty to know what it's about?

I have no problem with armed insurrection as long as you know there are consequences if you lose.


That ^ was some fucked up shit.
 
Calm yourself little LT, you know that when you get overly excited to tend to soil your pantalones.

There is support for Clive and his sons and then there is support for what they represent. I support the larger picture. Clive himself is borderline, if not over the line, batshit crazy.

But so was John Brown and his sons. And the ones the Feds didn't kill they hung. But now ole John is immortalized in song. You see, the cause he represented was right, even if he was wrong.

You? You don't even know what the issues are. So when we discuss the issues it all flies right over your head and you have to come back to Clive and his sons. That's all you have. And here you are trying to tie AJ, myself, and others to Clive and his boys because you just can't quite grasp what this is all about.

Ishmael

That's very interesting, but NOT what you were saying when the whole thing was unfolding. If I remember right you were voicing complete support for Bundy and sons without any qualifiers such as you detail above. Of course you are free to go back and quote anything you said then that would refute my claim and I will, unlike you, admit my mistake openly. But I don't think you can. In fact I think you'll play the Ish card and tell me to do my own damned research, in essence refusing to supply any facts.

And of course I expected your sarcastic and belittling remarks. Those who are afraid they are wrong, who refuse to admit they are wrong, are always on the offensive. I'm sure you think everyone will either quail in fear of your intellect or stand dumbfounded by your perceived over powering avalanche of condescension. Please feel free to keep thinking that if it makes you feel powerful.

I am well aware of the issues in this situation and I believe they are no where near as complicated as you would have us believe they are. In actuality they are rather simple.

Mr. Bundy and people like him because they use government owned land (read owned by you and me), because it is physically located in their neighborhood, they think they should own it or have free use of it.

That's all there is to it. All the other things you mention in your thread HERE are separate issues, no matter how you try to mush them together. What you're trying to do is the snake oil sales talk, keep talking and keep them confused and they will never know what is actually being sold.

You keep saying that one of the problems is the government constantly acquiring land. And they can't keep up with the maintenance of it, or that they don't try.

On the first issue, just how much land have the feds acquired lately? In this state I can tell you it doesn't amount to a hell of a lot. Yes we have a lot of federal land here, but the vast majority of it has been under federal management for 100 years or more. So where is all this NEWLY acquired land the feds have?

As far as using aircraft for wild land firefighting, unless you have a road network that rivals Los Angeles (which you are never going to get close to having in a wilderness area) and a close source of water, aircraft are the best option for fighting fires. I've lived close to and worked in a Nation Forest all my life and I can tell you for a fact that using aircraft is expensive, but it's not done because roads were closed or removed. It is done because it's WILDERNESS area and aircraft are the best option for that kind of work.


Comshaw
 
That's very interesting, but NOT what you were saying when the whole thing was unfolding. If I remember right you were voicing complete support for Bundy and sons without any qualifiers such as you detail above. Of course you are free to go back and quote anything you said then that would refute my claim and I will, unlike you, admit my mistake openly. But I don't think you can. In fact I think you'll play the Ish card and tell me to do my own damned research, in essence refusing to supply any facts.

And of course I expected your sarcastic and belittling remarks. Those who are afraid they are wrong, who refuse to admit they are wrong, are always on the offensive. I'm sure you think everyone will either quail in fear of your intellect or stand dumbfounded by your perceived over powering avalanche of condescension. Please feel free to keep thinking that if it makes you feel powerful.

I am well aware of the issues in this situation and I believe they are no where near as complicated as you would have us believe they are. In actuality they are rather simple.

Mr. Bundy and people like him because they use government owned land (read owned by you and me), because it is physically located in their neighborhood, they think they should own it or have free use of it.

That's all there is to it. All the other things you mention in your thread HERE are separate issues, no matter how you try to mush them together. What you're trying to do is the snake oil sales talk, keep talking and keep them confused and they will never know what is actually being sold.

You keep saying that one of the problems is the government constantly acquiring land. And they can't keep up with the maintenance of it, or that they don't try.

On the first issue, just how much land have the feds acquired lately? In this state I can tell you it doesn't amount to a hell of a lot. Yes we have a lot of federal land here, but the vast majority of it has been under federal management for 100 years or more. So where is all this NEWLY acquired land the feds have?

As far as using aircraft for wild land firefighting, unless you have a road network that rivals Los Angeles (which you are never going to get close to having in a wilderness area) and a close source of water, aircraft are the best option for fighting fires. I've lived close to and worked in a Nation Forest all my life and I can tell you for a fact that using aircraft is expensive, but it's not done because roads were closed or removed. It is done because it's WILDERNESS area and aircraft are the best option for that kind of work.


Comshaw

So you support slavery over freedom. Interesting.

Ishmael
 
If you watch the helicopter video footage of Lavoy Finicum's death, the police shot him while he had his hands up in the air after he exited his truck, which was stopped.

Even after he was lying face-down on the ground after being shot a dozen or more times at close range while surrendering with his up, a police officer or federal agent (not sure which one) approached him from behind and shot him in the back of his head to make absolutely sure that he was dead.

The feds/police set up a road block with the sole intention to ambush and kill him.

His death was a deliberate targeted assassination and not a case of police self-defense.

The police account of what happened and what is shown in the helicopter footage tell two completely different stories.

Lavoy Finicum's death was an open and shut case of state-sponsored murder/assassination.
 
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If you watch the helicopter video footage of Lavoy Finicum's death, the police shot him while he had his hands up in the air after he exited his truck, which was stopped.

Even after he was lying face-down on the ground after being shot a dozen or more times at close range while surrendering with his up, a police officer or federal agent (not sure which one) approached him from behind and shot him in the back of his head to make absolutely sure that he was dead.

The feds/police set up a road block with the sole intention to ambush and kill him.

His death was a deliberate targeted assassination and not a case of police self-defense.

The police account of what happened and what is shown in the helicopter footage tell two completely different stories.

Lavoy Finicum's death was an open and shut case of state-sponsored murder/assassination.

This is just a complete lie. Have you actually watched the footage or are you just repeating some tinfoil hattery you read on Infowars?
 
Great OP.

;)

Predictable responses by those who refuse to think things out.




hyuk!
 
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