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Nonsense posted:
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Jan 3, 2016 06:39
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oh man I had no idea idi amin could look so jolly
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Jan 3, 2016 06:50
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Spaceman Future! posted:So who is gonna go out and occupy the minor bundy's house while he is occupying the federal building? Or at least you know, burgle the poo poo out of it I bet he left a fortune in guns behind. Robbing a home left empty around the holidays? Sounds like a job for the Wet Bandits.
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Jan 4, 2016 21:06
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Salt Fish posted:Never bet against a hick's ability to have a kick-rear end pickup truck. as a resident of hick country, never underestimate a hick's ability to flip a pickup
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Jan 4, 2016 21:34
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Xandu posted:Local federal law enforcement, surely? If the FBI really has yet to set up a basic circumvallation of these dipshits and their birdwatching fort, I really have to question the competence of every level of the federal response to this.
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Jan 4, 2016 21:35
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Rhesus Pieces posted:Are these guys even from Oregon or are they all from out of state? It wouldn't surprise me at all if they all had pickups suited for the Nevada desert and no snow tires between them. Out of state and apparently not even requested by the arson ranchers' families
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Jan 4, 2016 21:42
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Main Paineframe posted:Anyhow, it looks like some action is being taken. I'm starting to come around to the False Flag hypothesis. There's no way these guys gear up for LARP on this scale and fail to bring beef jerky
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Jan 5, 2016 16:14
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i bet that militia guy who published his tearful video goodbye to his family feels like a real dipshit now
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Jan 5, 2016 17:33
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Tin Gang posted:My meaning was that the government response should be low-key. Who gives a poo poo what the media does? the people giving federal LEO their orders care enormously about keeping their jobs
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Jan 6, 2016 15:28
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I sort of get why the locals or the feds decided not to post people on the roads into the refuge, but surely they could've guessed that leaving the militiamen free to move as they please means they'll bring in more people and supplies
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Jan 6, 2016 16:44
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Popular Thug Drink posted:we shouldn't take any course of action that treats the occupiers as anything other than a sad joke They're not a sad joke anymore though. They started that way, when they shivered their asses off the first few nights. Now they've had time to actually stock up with food and fuel (in part thanks to local sympathizers), odd jobs from around and beyond the state are free to trickle in, and both the work and school schedules of the people who actually live in that area remain disrupted. They're a public nuisance, not a joke, and the longer they're left to their own devices, the more media attention they receive and the more hesitant federal officers seem to actually do something about them, the more full of themselves and their cause they'll be come. Once they're sufficiently high on their own self-righteousness they could graduate to become a public safety risk in that county. What's more important, in the national sense, is the message the standoff says to others who share the militiamen's ideals but have yet to act on them. Upthread someone who claimed to work as a ranger on federal lands out west talked about how the risk their colleagues see in this unfolding situation lies in antigovernment folk taking the feds' and local law enforcement's hesitance as a message that if they stand up for their rights with guns in hand (against, say the nosy park ranger coming by to check your fishing license out on the trails), that the government will back down. If the feds continue to mishandle this situation like they did the Bundy Ranch standoff, it sends the message that the authorities are indeed afraid to tackle right-wing militia groups when they decide owning guns puts them outside the rule of law.
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OxySnake posted:A page back, but It's the worst tasting alcohol imaginable. It has all the flavors of gasoline and burning rubber. Worse yet the taste and feel of it lingers in the back of your mouth lIke a swig of rancid olive oil, and nothing else takes the flavor away except for a good 20 minutes worth of time. and for all that, it's just 70 proof? really? these chicago lightweights need to try some diesel
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Jan 6, 2016 18:59
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"Ranchers are the ultimate environmentalists."
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Jan 7, 2016 01:47
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the sheriff just said he'd escort the militia out of the county charge-free if they agree to leave with him, to much applause
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SocketWrench posted:then after they disperse the fines and punishments can be leveled on the fuckers sure they will
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Jan 7, 2016 19:13
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Salt Fish posted:What non-violent outcome is possible if police decide that they must end this stand off today? who, precisely, is arguing in favor of that approach with you?
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Jan 7, 2016 19:27
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Ratoslov posted:The Sundowner Hotel in Hines, Oregon sounds exactly like the place that a innocent highschool girl, loved by everyone in her small town, is found evicerated in two seperate hotel rooms, and her death leads a quirky FBI agent to uncover the dark secret truths of this small town. David Lynch is taking the Twin Peaks remake in a reality TV direction
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Feb 4, 2016 23:15
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Prester Jane posted:The FBI is playing the long game, which it is world famous for. What is your basis for this opinion? You have a very high estimation of an organization that's spent much of the last decade and a half catfishing mentally unbalanced American Muslim teens into fake terror plots.
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citybeatnik posted:So what the gently caress is up with the idiot blowing on the shofar, exactly? Or is this yet another weird thing that the Mormons have co-opted from Judaism? Like Anne Frank?
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