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Americans are such cowards these days

Abuse continues until resistance is met.

"Trespassers will be shot"

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I used to write a financial newsletter and routinely insulted John McCain for his war mongering and murderous behavior. I received an anonymous email saying to stop talking about The Senator or there would be consequences. I had also said that cannabis should be legal. A month later my rural home had an unmarked dark helicopter circling it at about 100ft for ten minutes. A guy in a blue jumpsuit sitting in the side door smiled at me. They searched my barn at night and left the doors wide open. I found service boot prints by our vegetable garden. The helicopter kept coming every couple months until I put up my own cameras. They then flew a quadcopter drone into the middle of my back yard. I wasn't intimidated.

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I see a man on my property, he'll never be seen again.

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Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) are the most egregious offenders.

Almost by definition these people ought to be hanged.

20 years ago my secluded 10 acre property in Industry PA, was twice criminally invaded by the "heroes" in blue. On the second occasion they broke into my home and stole property.

I was so traumatized by these events that I abandoned my home and became homeless for many years. There is no justice when the criminals are your own government.

We were supposed to have a militia to protect us from such standing armies.

~MFP

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The Bureaucrat Plague is the worst plague, ever.

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These people need more and better concealed cameras on their property, and lawyers.

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Instead of disabling the car, pour fish emulsion fertilizer on the seats and carpet. Or raw sewage.

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This doctrine is not difficult to overturn out in the "open fields." Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn explained in the Gulag Archipelago. "Oh how we burned in the camps..."

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It is rapidly approaching the time when. again, we are going to have to wait until we see the whites of their eyes to shot.

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They couldn't even defeat the Mujahideen while being able to simply bomb everything flat.

In a domestic conflict they won't even be able to use half that hardware without immediately ceding their legitimacy and stability and making tons of new enemies.

Like how every jihad family bombed would cause 5 new families to radicalize.

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The government is a freaked out control organization that hates privacy. They never want anyone to know that they can survive and thrive without government being there to "guide" and care for them. After all, since the government produces nothing of value, they need something for all these useless employees to do.

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It would please me greatly if the government agents participating in this kind of trespass began receiving the "Solzhenitsyn treatment" ( http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/show/34738 ), ideally with all landowners nearby having iron-clad alibis. The willingness of others to sign on or keep such jobs would diminish significantly, and the world would be a better place.

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To be honest

"I saw a guy in camouflage setting up cameras on my property so I shot him"

Would be an ironclad defense against anything but a government agent

"He was carrying out his official duties."

Well nobody told me so his death is on *your* hands

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And we have something the Russians didn't have, despite decades of filthy Democrats and RINOS trying to take them away from us.

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After 2020, nobody believes the American people are gonna use those guns for anything except posturing on social media.

They did nothing to stop riots, a stolen election, or fascist lockdowns. If that wasn't enough to spur an uprising, what is?

The colonists rose up over 1/5th of the abuses and usurpations we deal with daily.

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Great essay. The Endangered Species Act has become another black hole of government abuse. The Permian Basin, probably the richest oil and gas fields in the world. Miraculously, there is an endangered lizard that has been found which will of course require protection and will be a huge expense for the oil companies.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/rare-lizard-found-in-major-us-oil-patch-proposed-as-endangered-species/ar-AA1dgP5m?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=eae59327766449af93240314f6de7996&ei=18

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Like when the rapist Clinton declared an area in the Utah desert a national park so the newly-discovered high-quality, clean-burning coal couldn't be mined, and his Indonesian cronies could sell us their coal. All the nice places in Utah were already national parks. I have visited them all. This new "national park" is nowhere anybody wants to visit. He killed a lot of jobs. No future president would reverse it because "opening a national park to strip-mining" or even worse spin, would be inevitable. And politicians don't care if electric bills increase; it doesn't affect them.

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Ahhh, so you know the hidden treasonous history of William Jefferson Clinton?🤔

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