| From: | Snake Eyes snake.eyes@********.att.net |
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| Subject: | the value of education (OT-rant, long) |
| Date: | Tue, 13 Jul 1999 17:49:45 -0700 |
> > I recently read a comment by Jeff Cooper (writes in Guns & Ammo) that
> > pointed out an interesting fact. You can be very easily categorized as a
> > dangerous citizen these days by merely repeating the very phrases used by
> > our founding fathers during their struggle for independence.
>
>Hmh, just as a sidenote:
>
>If you have problems with your goverment, it's the wrong way to get
>yourself a load of guns, practice guerilla warfare and stock explosives.
>What about going to vote for another party?
If one can, in fact, actually effect true change through universal suffrage
and the electoral process, than that is indeed the correct route,
especially in a so-called "enlightened" democracy. But when the
disenfranchised are left with no other option, there are some things worth
blowing up a building over.
America's founding fathers were all traitors to the Crown. Remember that
the only difference between a freedom fighter and a terrorist is whose side
you are on. I'm talking about true oppression here -- not your standard
Republican vs. Democrat, special-interest, entitlement crap. Passive
resistance, although quaint, is a crock of sh*t and flies in the face of
morality.
I defer to Thomas Jefferson:
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of
patriots and tyrants."
Don't fool yourself into thinking it can't happen again.
~ Snake Eyes
