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I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Originally Posted By dannylgriffin: Yes, because that was actually Biblical. MLK's statement was not. Not that the segregation and repression was right, it was not. But he wasn't speaking from Biblical authority, that's all. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By dannylgriffin: Originally Posted By Doodles: Ministers and Pastors helped galvanize the revolt against the King of England during the revolution. Yes, because that was actually Biblical. MLK's statement was not. Not that the segregation and repression was right, it was not. But he wasn't speaking from Biblical authority, that's all. Biblical, maybe not. I think he paraphrased Adam's who paraphrased Martin Luther? I could be wrong but the point is that exact sentiment had been used previously in the climb out of the bondage of man. We almost made it before those fuckers had to cheat to win. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Originally Posted By Ezel: I don't agree with the assessment at all. Jesus said the following in Mark 2:23-27: While this is concerning the Law of Moses, the principle is the same because of the root matter--if the law does not edify, establish righteousness, or if it causes detriment to man, who is made in the image of God, it is not a valid law. The Founders, of whom many were professing Christians of the Protestant persuasion, didn't seem to think resistance to unjust laws was sinful, either. And, of course, only after all peaceful avenues were exhausted did we form up and take arms. One would have to make the argument that God commands a Christian to do wickedness if laws require it. Should the Germans tried for war crimes at Nuremberg have been considered righteous for observing their rulers' laws? Jesus is also described as attending a Hanukkah celebration (called the "Feast of Dedication" in NKJV) in John 10:22. Hanukkah is not one of the commanded original Jewish feasts, but was created to celebrate a victory won during the Maccabean revolt. The Seleucids probably saw their authority as lawful and fully justified. I would think the same Jesus Christ who taught to "render unto Caesar" would also condemn such a feast if it represented rebellion to God-instituted authority. He was not shy about condemning extra-Biblical traditions that were being taught as if they were equal with the written Word. And, lastly, I would even submit to you that if the law of the land--the Constitution--can be said to be, broadly, a righteous document in it's intent and contents, and if the current rulers of the land, or the rulers of the land in MLK's day, were in contravention to it's precepts, then they were also in violation of the ordinance of God by this metric. Romans 13:1-2 says the following: I read this very differently than the Christians that cite this chapter as an excuse to allow themselves to be impeded and destroyed by out-of-control totalitarian systems. In America, the "governing authority" according to the Constitution is, ultimately, God himself as the author of our rights. Thus, anyone who denies any human being these rights, at least within the confines of US territory, by this reading anyway is contradicting the orders of God himself. Martin Luther King, Jr. was just in refusing to be second class in a nation where all citizens are supposed to be esteemed equally by the laws. EDIT: Care to make a wager on who that is in my avatar, and what the painting is depicting him doing? Jesus was far from a peacenick hippie. The overthrow of injustice is very much Biblical, because the character of God himself is righteous. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Ezel: Originally Posted By dannylgriffin: He was supposed to be an ordained minister. Odd since that statement is not Biblical. I don't agree with the assessment at all. Jesus said the following in Mark 2:23-27: 23 Now it happened that He went through the grainfields on the Sabbath; and as they went His disciples began to pluck the heads of grain. 24 And the Pharisees said to Him, “Look, why do they do what is not lawful on the Sabbath?” 25 But He said to them, “Have you never read what David did when he was in need and hungry, he and those with him: 26 how he went into the house of God in the days of Abiathar the high priest, and ate the showbread, which is not lawful to eat except for the priests, and also gave some to those who were with him?” 27 And He said to them, “The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath. 28 Therefore the Son of Man is also Lord of the Sabbath.” While this is concerning the Law of Moses, the principle is the same because of the root matter--if the law does not edify, establish righteousness, or if it causes detriment to man, who is made in the image of God, it is not a valid law. The Founders, of whom many were professing Christians of the Protestant persuasion, didn't seem to think resistance to unjust laws was sinful, either. And, of course, only after all peaceful avenues were exhausted did we form up and take arms. One would have to make the argument that God commands a Christian to do wickedness if laws require it. Should the Germans tried for war crimes at Nuremberg have been considered righteous for observing their rulers' laws? Jesus is also described as attending a Hanukkah celebration (called the "Feast of Dedication" in NKJV) in John 10:22. Hanukkah is not one of the commanded original Jewish feasts, but was created to celebrate a victory won during the Maccabean revolt. The Seleucids probably saw their authority as lawful and fully justified. I would think the same Jesus Christ who taught to "render unto Caesar" would also condemn such a feast if it represented rebellion to God-instituted authority. He was not shy about condemning extra-Biblical traditions that were being taught as if they were equal with the written Word. And, lastly, I would even submit to you that if the law of the land--the Constitution--can be said to be, broadly, a righteous document in it's intent and contents, and if the current rulers of the land, or the rulers of the land in MLK's day, were in contravention to it's precepts, then they were also in violation of the ordinance of God by this metric. Romans 13:1-2 says the following: Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are appointed by God. 2 Therefore whoever resists the authority resists the ordinance of God, and those who resist will [a]bring judgment on themselves. I read this very differently than the Christians that cite this chapter as an excuse to allow themselves to be impeded and destroyed by out-of-control totalitarian systems. In America, the "governing authority" according to the Constitution is, ultimately, God himself as the author of our rights. Thus, anyone who denies any human being these rights, at least within the confines of US territory, by this reading anyway is contradicting the orders of God himself. Martin Luther King, Jr. was just in refusing to be second class in a nation where all citizens are supposed to be esteemed equally by the laws. EDIT: Care to make a wager on who that is in my avatar, and what the painting is depicting him doing? Jesus was far from a peacenick hippie. The overthrow of injustice is very much Biblical, because the character of God himself is righteous. I disagree with some of the things you say, but agree with others. First of all, I think we both agree with this hierarchy of authority: God > Government Where MLK erred, IMO, was his excuse of morality. My morality is not the same as my next door neighbor's morality is not the same as Hezbollah's morality. Some would say that exorbitant taxes are unfair and immoral, yet Jesus said pay them. I would argue that slavery is immoral, yet what does the Bible say about how to treat your slaves and how the slaves should treat their masters? I would say that the way women were treated in Biblical days (mostly) was immoral, but apparently Jesus didn't tell the women to revolt and throw off the shackles of male oppression. Obviously I could go on and on. I'm also glad you brought up Romans 13. It is true, some Christians use this as an excuse to kowtow to any government. As I said in my previous post, IMO our revolution was supported by Biblical facts. (Some think that our revolution was un-Biblical. IMO they are wrong). Which, for brevity's sake, leads me to my last point: And, lastly, I would even submit to you that if the law of the land--the Constitution--can be said to be, broadly, a righteous document in it's intent and contents, and if the current rulers of the land, or the rulers of the land in MLK's day, were in contravention to it's precepts, then they were also in violation of the ordinance of God by this metric. MLK should have had stronger reasoning to support his righteous positions. When people have different morals, one simply can't use that as a reasoning. As an ordained minister, he should have known better. That is all I was saying. Although I didn't go into the many reasons why, I was clear in my position that ministers had Biblical authority to support our revolution. Thanks for the good convo. I bet we're 99% in agreement. Sometimes full meaning and intent isn't conveyed in short writing like this. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and thoroughness in replying. EDIT: there's a left/center/right meme four posts above that is kinda appropriate here, but in another way. Replace the political labels with spiritual labels. We think we're closer to God (right side) than evil people (child rapists, murders, and leftists), but in God's eyes we are all on the left of his righteousness spectrum. I think God's vision of us and what's important might be slightly different on occasion. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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BLACK SABBATH - "Paranoid" (Official Video) |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse:
View Quote If you had asked him before all of this happened, if he knew it would come to this, would he have changed anything? I bet he'd say he wouldn't have. |
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"Souls of Black (Re-Recording)" - Testament |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Buckcherry - Lit Up |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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All About That Bass - Postmodern Jukebox European Tour Version |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Whitesnake - Here I Go Again '87 (Official Music Video) |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Originally Posted By elcope: Anti hunting dipshit loosened the lugnuts on a buddy's truck when we were out hunting. We didn't notice until the wheel / tire came off and bounced over the hill and the truck came to a halt. While I went to retrieve the wheel, buddy walked back up the forest service road to recover as many lug nuts as he could find which is where the leathermn file comes into play fixing boogered up lugs. View Quote That is crazy that people take it that far. Good way to get the attention off of the poor woods dwelling critters though. |
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Originally Posted By m35ben: No parts in town https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/390973/20210118_180918-1785978.jpg View Quote Gonna charge that one storage fees? |
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Originally Posted By m35ben: Just incase anyone wanted to know what a Fox armored car looks like with the ass ripped off. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/390973/IMG_8931-1786140.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/390973/IMG_1540-1786139.jpg View Quote just in for a set of plugs |
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By usptac: Sadly, there are mass graves all over Europe, full of the wrong people. by sherrick13 Shit, you Brits would stir shit up just to keep the others off balance. |
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Originally Posted By elcope: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/48896/200_jpg-1785468.JPG View Quote Stolen without shame. Lol |
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Riot Squad 2020 Magnificent Unicorn
I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery Envy was once considered to be one of the seven deadly sins before it became one of the most admired virtues under its new name, 'social justice. |
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/733508071174832189/800819689583935529/50fa308acb1789b06ae1d0f0f081aa7d1195ed44d80423a6f5bbec1bea578057.jpg View Quote When the other candidates dropped out and handed Xiden the DNC I knew the fix was in. The Bernie bros and other supposedly anti establishment lefties fell in line on cue. 2016 was the same, but they grossly underestimated Trump's appeal. They weren't going to let that happen again. Started thinking about J.Edgar Hoover while watching establishment republicans eat their own who questioned the election. The Q people may be a little off, but their overall appraisal of government is on the money and people who are intellectually honest see it. Never been a fan of Stewart Rhodes, but I'm glad he brought up old Hoover in his rant after the OK website was taken out. |
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Originally Posted By Everybodygotone: Good Morning and Good Day https://i.ibb.co/jV24Kc0/dawndeer2.jpg View Quote Nice young buck. CD |
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"I walk un-intimidated into the fray" G. Anderson
“Mutha fukka... You think I gonna play with you?!?! You rob my store...” AR wielding Store owner |
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Originally Posted By Hollywood_Shooter: what's in the box? View Quote I am a bit late on the response but.... A few parts for my reloading table and a few parts for my HAM setup. I should have a new bench coming tomorrow (not from amazon). Then I have to build a top for it with T-track to mount my inline fab mount. |
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Mike_314....If there was communism in the desert, there would soon be a shortage of sand.
Riot Squad Member 2020: we will shit on your pillow Riot stream list on top of page 4006 (3613 noted for me) I was there Jan 20th 2020 |
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Originally Posted By Ezel: I don't agree with the assessment at all. Jesus said the following in Mark 2:23-27: While this is concerning the Law of Moses, the principle is the same because of the root matter--if the law does not edify, establish righteousness, or if it causes detriment to man, who is made in the image of God, it is not a valid law. The Founders, of whom many were professing Christians of the Protestant persuasion, didn't seem to think resistance to unjust laws was sinful, either. And, of course, only after all peaceful avenues were exhausted did we form up and take arms. One would have to make the argument that God commands a Christian to do wickedness if laws require it. Should the Germans tried for war crimes at Nuremberg have been considered righteous for observing their rulers' laws? Jesus is also described as attending a Hanukkah celebration (called the "Feast of Dedication" in NKJV) in John 10:22. Hanukkah is not one of the commanded original Jewish feasts, but was created to celebrate a victory won during the Maccabean revolt. The Seleucids probably saw their authority as lawful and fully justified. I would think the same Jesus Christ who taught to "render unto Caesar" would also condemn such a feast if it represented rebellion to God-instituted authority. He was not shy about condemning extra-Biblical traditions that were being taught as if they were equal with the written Word. And, lastly, I would even submit to you that if the law of the land--the Constitution--can be said to be, broadly, a righteous document in it's intent and contents, and if the current rulers of the land, or the rulers of the land in MLK's day, were in contravention to it's precepts, then they were also in violation of the ordinance of God by this metric. Romans 13:1-2 says the following: I read this very differently than the Christians that cite this chapter as an excuse to allow themselves to be impeded and destroyed by out-of-control totalitarian systems. In America, the "governing authority" according to the Constitution is, ultimately, God himself as the author of our rights. Thus, anyone who denies any human being these rights, at least within the confines of US territory, by this reading anyway is contradicting the orders of God himself. Martin Luther King, Jr. was just in refusing to be second class in a nation where all citizens are supposed to be esteemed equally by the laws. EDIT: Care to make a wager on who that is in my avatar, and what the painting is depicting him doing? Jesus was far from a peacenick hippie. The overthrow of injustice is very much Biblical, because the character of God himself is righteous. View Quote |
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This decision is a freedom calculus decided long ago by Colonists . . . . The freedom they fought for was not free of cost then, and it is not free now. - Honorable Judge Roger T. Benitez
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WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE UUUUUUUUP, RIIIIIIOT SQUAAAAAD !!!!!!!!....................There , I feel better now..........
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Originally Posted By Everybodygotone: Good Morning and Good Day https://i.ibb.co/jV24Kc0/dawndeer2.jpg View Quote Soon |
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RS Callsign Mayhem Midget
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/733508071174832189/800736918139699270/c10a189451ca5b8d.jpg?width=594&height=399 View Quote Freak'n revenuers. |
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This decision is a freedom calculus decided long ago by Colonists . . . . The freedom they fought for was not free of cost then, and it is not free now. - Honorable Judge Roger T. Benitez
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SSgt Jason A Decker. 11/6/09 |
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/733508071174832189/800736953741606912/2e4ce14f22744775.jpeg?width=780&height=399 View Quote |
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This decision is a freedom calculus decided long ago by Colonists . . . . The freedom they fought for was not free of cost then, and it is not free now. - Honorable Judge Roger T. Benitez
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Originally Posted By FCSD2162: I feel like this thread has really broadened my horizons. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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“So, never give up. Continue to fight. You’ll either find a win here and there, or you’ll die fighting. I can accept either of those out comes”- March 31st, 2020 - Until Valhalla
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/733508071174832189/800762438990430208/image0.jpg?width=400&height=399 View Quote |
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This decision is a freedom calculus decided long ago by Colonists . . . . The freedom they fought for was not free of cost then, and it is not free now. - Honorable Judge Roger T. Benitez
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Originally Posted By m35ben: It amazes me hat so many people that are normally quiet have said fuck it here it what I think., Always support those who are willing to stand with you. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By m35ben: Originally Posted By 30calTBLkid: I think the normally less interested are pissed. I'm on several fishing and boating boards, and it seems to be the trend. However, it is approaching the time when talking the talk will give way to having to walk the walk. Time will tell who is willing to do Patriot things when that time arrives. |
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“So, never give up. Continue to fight. You’ll either find a win here and there, or you’ll die fighting. I can accept either of those out comes”- March 31st, 2020 - Until Valhalla
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/733508071174832189/800736918139699270/c10a189451ca5b8d.jpg?width=594&height=399 View Quote |
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“So, never give up. Continue to fight. You’ll either find a win here and there, or you’ll die fighting. I can accept either of those out comes”- March 31st, 2020 - Until Valhalla
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Originally Posted By Cecenrse: Anyone want to show him some love.............feel free. lol https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EsEy8WEWMAEx53x?format=png&name=small View Quote That's right buttercup. Everywhere |
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This decision is a freedom calculus decided long ago by Colonists . . . . The freedom they fought for was not free of cost then, and it is not free now. - Honorable Judge Roger T. Benitez
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