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According to a pair of recent polls, for the first time since the 9/11 terrorist hijackings, Americans are more fearful their government will abuse constitutional liberties than fail to keep its citizens safe.
Even in the wake of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing in which a pair of Islamic radicals are accused of planting explosives that took the lives of 3 and wounded over 280 the polls suggest Americans are hesitant to give up any further freedoms in exchange for increased security.
I am afraid of people who are afraid of our government.
They are nuts. Some are just cautious. Others are raging maniacs. I'm pretty sure that the latter have a headquarters on this board.
Yesterday, I was at Wal-mart, over by the ammo sales area, where I overheard some 24 year old kid ranting about how the government can't take away our guns, so, "they" are buying up all the ammo. The reason for the rant was that he was intent on stockpiling ammo, but it had all been sold.
I would have loved to have told him to ponder Pogo, who once said, "We have met the enemy, and he is us"., but he looked like a white supremacist, just released from prison, complete with homemade tatoos all over him. It was obvious that he just did not have the brainpower to figure out why there was no ammo for him to buy.
Yesterday, I was at Wal-mart, over by the ammo sales area, where I overheard some 24 year old kid ranting about how the government can't take away our guns, so, "they" are buying up all the ammo. The reason for the rant was that he was intent on stockpiling ammo, but it had all been sold.
I would have loved to have told him to ponder Pogo, who once said, "We have met the enemy, and he is us"., but he looked like a white supremacist, just released from prison, complete with homemade tatoos all over him. It was obvious that he just did not have the brainpower to figure out why there was no ammo for him to buy.
We should all be very afraid of the boogeyman.
Multiple Polls: Americans Are More Afraid of the GOVERNMENT than TERRORISTS
Yesterday, I was at Wal-mart, over by the ammo sales area, where I overheard some 24 year old kid ranting about how the government can't take away our guns, so, "they" are buying up all the ammo. The reason for the rant was that he was intent on stockpiling ammo, but it had all been sold.
I would have loved to have told him to ponder Pogo, who once said, "We have met the enemy, and he is us"., but he looked like a white supremacist, just released from prison, complete with homemade tatoos all over him. It was obvious that he just did not have the brainpower to figure out why there was no ammo for him to buy.
Because everyone knows that people with tattoos are notorious for being incarcerated racists. Strange, I have a couple of tattoos. I guess the memories of me being a neo-Nazi in prison must be repressed because I can't recall any of that happening.
I'll bet you consider yourself to be a "tolerant" so-called liberal who doesn't think we should judge and stereotype people, right?
We should all be very afraid of the boogeyman.
What "boogeyman?" Our government specializes in violating our constitutional rights.
WND reports today:
According to a pair of recent polls, for the first time since the 9/11 terrorist hijackings, Americans are more fearful their government will abuse constitutional liberties than fail to keep its citizens safe.
Even in the wake of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing – in which a pair of Islamic radicals are accused of planting explosives that took the lives of 3 and wounded over 280 – the polls suggest Americans are hesitant to give up any further freedoms in exchange for increased “security.”
Read more @ Prison Planet.com » Multiple Polls: Americans Are More Afraid of the GOVERNMENT than TERRORISTS
This certainly doesn't surprise me as I'm in that same group.
Yesterday, I was at Wal-mart, over by the ammo sales area, where I overheard some 24 year old kid ranting about how the government can't take away our guns, so, "they" are buying up all the ammo. The reason for the rant was that he was intent on stockpiling ammo, but it had all been sold.
I would have loved to have told him to ponder Pogo, who once said, "We have met the enemy, and he is us"., but he looked like a white supremacist, just released from prison, complete with homemade tatoos all over him. It was obvious that he just did not have the brainpower to figure out why there was no ammo for him to buy.
Because everyone knows that people with tattoos are notorious for being incarcerated racists. Strange, I have a couple of tattoos. I guess the memories of me being a neo-Nazi in prison must be repressed because I can't recall any of that happening.
I'll bet you consider yourself to be a "tolerant" so-called liberal who doesn't think we should judge and stereotype people, right?
We should all be very afraid of the boogeyman.
What "boogeyman?" Our government specializes in violating our constitutional rights.
Our government actually defined our constitutional rights. So . . .
Yesterday, I was at Wal-mart, over by the ammo sales area, where I overheard some 24 year old kid ranting about how the government can't take away our guns, so, "they" are buying up all the ammo. The reason for the rant was that he was intent on stockpiling ammo, but it had all been sold.
I would have loved to have told him to ponder Pogo, who once said, "We have met the enemy, and he is us"., but he looked like a white supremacist, just released from prison, complete with homemade tatoos all over him. It was obvious that he just did not have the brainpower to figure out why there was no ammo for him to buy.
Because everyone knows that people with tattoos are notorious for being incarcerated racists. Strange, I have a couple of tattoos. I guess the memories of me being a neo-Nazi in prison must be repressed because I can't recall any of that happening.
I'll bet you consider yourself to be a "tolerant" so-called liberal who doesn't think we should judge and stereotype people, right?
