User Panel
Quoted:
Shouldn't matter if there is no rush to impose tyrannical bullshit on the populous. Had they not been intent on violating his rights...there wouldn't have been an opportunity for the situation to go sideways. View Quote I agree, once again the Feds violated a mans civil rights and he ended up dead for it and no one will be held accountable..funny the Goverment expects the average citizen to know and obey every law on the books..yet the enforcers don't have to at the gov's discretion... |
|
|
|
Jesus Christ my wife will be pissed that she has to pick up the kids from daycare because I'll be busy breaking FedDC out of some sovereign citizen jail
|
|
Quoted:
There is an undercurrent of disenfranchisement among large sectors of the public that many don't seem to comprehend. It goes beyond being pissed off. People believe their votes, their rights, and their money have been stolen from them dishonestly. They believe that they have no say in their own lives, that their leaders are dishonest and are not rightfully elected in some cases. It is similar to pre civil way...Lincoln did some dirty shit to get elected and was not even on the ballot in most southern states. Thus, the people of those states did not see him as rightfully elected and as such, his laws were unjust. We all know what happened. If the people don't trust the election, they will not follow the laws of the elected leaders. They will morally see them as unjust and wrong...they will disobey. A good number of people are seeing it that way. The ballot box... The Jury box... The ammo box... I hope this nation heals soon. We must have integrity in the electoral process. We can't function without it. People won't trust the system without it. View Quote Did you leave your account logged in at the library or something? |
|
|
Commentors from that link seem less than happy about the otucome.
|
|
|
Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: There is an undercurrent of disenfranchisement among large sectors of the public that many don't seem to comprehend. It goes beyond being pissed off. People believe their votes, their rights, and their money have been stolen from them dishonestly. They believe that they have no say in their own lives, that their leaders are dishonest and are not rightfully elected in some cases. It is similar to pre civil way...Lincoln did some dirty shit to get elected and was not even on the ballot in most southern states. Thus, the people of those states did not see him as rightfully elected and as such, his laws were unjust. We all know what happened. If the people don't trust the election, they will not follow the laws of the elected leaders. They will morally see them as unjust and wrong...they will disobey. A good number of people are seeing it that way. The ballot box... The Jury box... The ammo box... I hope this nation heals soon. We must have integrity in the electoral process. We can't function without it. People won't trust the system without it. I'm weirded out by you posting this. You and me both...but he's correct. Unfortunately so. |
|
|
Quoted:
did you kick your dog when you heard this news? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted:
how's they fuck that up? He murdered a captive Ewok and ate it's heart with a side of organic and sustainably sourced puppy dog tears. |
|
These folks have not beat the system yet... They still have a bunch of charges pending in Nevada...
|
|
|
View Quote How many millions of US tax payers cash did the Obama DOJ blow on this case? |
|
|
Quoted: He murdered a captive Ewok and ate it's heart with a side of organic and sustainably sourced puppy dog ears. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
|
|
|
Quoted:
Jesus Christ my wife will be pissed that she has to pick up the kids from daycare because I'll be busy breaking FedDC out of some sovereign citizen jail View Quote omg |
|
They mad. |
|
|
Quoted:
Unfortunately so. View Quote People are beginning to comprehend that the rule of law is applied selectively, and that perhaps there is nothing immoral or unethical with breaking laws that are mala prohibita. Maybe he's come to this same conclusion. In either case, I'm happy to see his viewpoint. |
|
|
Ammon Bundy and six-co-defendants are charged with conspiring to impede
federal employees at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge through intimidation, threat or force stemming from the 41-day occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Four of the seven defendants are charged with possessing guns in a federal facility. Two of the defendants each face an additional charge of theft of government property. |
|
Quoted:
Honestly I think this is hilarious. Most of these guys were harmless and annoying retards. View Quote Yep. Except it went sideways when the guy got shot. And... they were mostly LDS and quoting LDS scripture for justification, while the LDS Church was saying they had left the reservation. Because of that, I have followed them pretty closely. They are --for the most part-- harmless idiots who have left the reservation... It would all be a funny joke excepting the guns getting pointed --on both sides--, the guy getting shot, and their trying to justify their position based on (their perceived) LDS moral primacy... |
|
Quoted: He had several shots fired at him with his hands in the air. That ain't no Michael Brown shit. There is video evidence. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Good. Shame the one guy got killed. Yep, would be nice if there was at least some accountability on the .gov side. He'd be alive if he didn't go for the gun in his pocket I bet. He had several shots fired at him with his hands in the air. That ain't no Michael Brown shit. There is video evidence. He was a nutjob who made his living scamming the government, and should have gotten a Darwin Award nomination for the way he died. It's like he did it on purpose. |
|
Quoted:
Ammon Bundy and six-co-defendants are charged with conspiring to impede federal employees at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge through intimidation, threat or force stemming from the 41-day occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Four of the seven defendants are charged with possessing guns in a federal facility. Two of the defendants each face an additional charge of theft of government property. View Quote Yeah, there are more charges waiting in the pipeline... |
|
I wonder what became of the 3 or 5 FBI agents that fired 2 rounds as Finicum was getting out of the vehicle, lied about it,removed, and then replaced the projectile in the truck? There was an investigation opened.
|
|
Quoted:
Honestly I think this is hilarious. Most of these guys were harmless and annoying retards. I look forward to more militia fun View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
how's they fuck that up? He murdered a captive Ewok and ate it's heart with a side of organic and sustainably sourced puppy dog ears. Do you want another BLM type militant oganization? Because this is how get another BLM type militant organization. |
|
|
Quoted:
Regardless which side of the badge you stand on.. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Quoted:
Yep, would be nice if there was at least some accountability on the .gov side. He'd be alive if he didn't go for the gun in his pocket I bet. You don't think him having his civil rights violated under color of law might have been a factor in his decision to defend himself? I'm absolutely certain he felt that way. If you choose to go that way, understand the other guy doesn't want to die either. I'll note that a Jury just acquitted the other occupiers, setting them up to use the legal system to sue the Fed over civil rights violations. If you choose to go outside the legal system, be prepared to accept the results. Regardless which side of the badge you stand on.. I agree. |
|
Quoted:
Yeah, it is. It's even dumber, but that's par for the course with sovereign citizens and the folks who somehow haven't figured out that's what the Bundys are at this point. He fled a traffic stop, rammed a roadblock, and jumped out of the vehicle while reaching for a gun, shouting "Go ahead and shoot me!" That's what the video shows. He was a nutjob who made his living scamming the government, and should have gotten a Darwin Award nomination for the way he died. It's like he did it on purpose. View Quote He was a nutjob. He did everything you said. His religion (my religion) *officially* told him to submit to authorities. He was farther off the reservation than Glenn Beck. He did *everything* wrong that day. |
|
So if Ammon Bundy wasn't in custody for the Nevada charges before this went down, is it normal for the judge to keep him in custody to face those charges? He must have bailed out or something because he was free when this whole thing went down. Is the judge just doing a power play to keep him in custody?
|
|
|
A lot of idiotic liberals on that forum. They are oddly silent on all of hilldogs corruption stories, but really come out of the woodwork when these type es of stories break. |
|
Quoted: I wonder what became of the 3 or 5 FBI agents that fired 2 rounds as Finicum was getting out of the vehicle, lied about it,removed, and then replaced the projectile in the truck? There was an investigation opened. View Quote What do you think? It is the FBI after all. That doesn't have the same ring it did 20 years ago, the top dogs are crooks now. |
|
Quoted:
So if Ammon Bundy wasn't in custody for the Nevada charges before this went down, is it normal for the judge to keep him in custody to face those charges? He must have bailed out or something because he was free when this whole thing went down. Is the judge just doing a power play to keep him in custody? View Quote No one was charged for crimes in Nevada until after the Oregon deal. |
|
|
|
That entire incident became a twisted offshoot of the Bundy ranch stand-off in Nevada and it was handled poorly from start to finish. When you have federal agencies attempting to "police" the people running around like some of these ABC agencies do you realize after many years of repeated failures that law enforcement needs to be handled by the local authorities.
|
|
|
Quoted:
Well, if the law isn't going to be enforced equally, I'll take it being unenforced equally as a win. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted:
I need to read the full story but... to borrow a phrase from TV detective shows, they got off on a technicality? If so, then fine. You still don't barge in and occupy some place that isn't yours. Not a whole lot different from BLM protesters taking over a public university building. Well, if the law isn't going to be enforced equally, I'll take it being unenforced equally as a win. Ummm... no thank you. |
|
Sign up for the ARFCOM weekly newsletter and be entered to win a free ARFCOM membership. One new winner* is announced every week!
You will receive an email every Friday morning featuring the latest chatter from the hottest topics, breaking news surrounding legislation, as well as exclusive deals only available to ARFCOM email subscribers.
AR15.COM is the world's largest firearm community and is a gathering place for firearm enthusiasts of all types.
From hunters and military members, to competition shooters and general firearm enthusiasts, we welcome anyone who values and respects the way of the firearm.
Subscribe to our monthly Newsletter to receive firearm news, product discounts from your favorite Industry Partners, and more.
Copyright © 1996-2024 AR15.COM LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Any use of this content without express written consent is prohibited.
AR15.Com reserves the right to overwrite or replace any affiliate, commercial, or monetizable links, posted by users, with our own.