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Title: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Freeper on December 29, 2010, 09:19:18 PM
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Hawkeye-X Donating Member (1000+ posts)  Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list    Wed Dec-29-10 06:09 PM
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I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
   
I got a feeling. A good gut feeling. The corporation's iron grip will not last long. And it won't be with the Supreme Court, it will be the people of the United States demanding true reform and removal of all corporation-held politicans. I have some few ideas what we need to do with the politicans in the meantime, but if I say it, I could get arrested.

But, a revolution will happen.

Hawkeye-X

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x89603

Imagine if DUmmies transferred their hate of corporations to govt.
Everything they complain about in corporations is exactly what govt is doing, yet they don't mind.

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Hawkeye-X Donating Member (1000+ posts)  Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list    Wed Dec-29-10 06:24 PM
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7. Everyone should be reminded how American Revolution was started..
   
and we need one against the corporations.

Sounds to me like the drunk bastard is calling for violence.

I've said it before, the first shot will be fired by the left and the last shot by the right.
I'm not wishing for or calling for violence I am just predicting what will happen and the outcome.

The left is convinced they are entitled to what the evil rich have and will probably get tired of waiting for govt to redistribute the wealth. They will eventually take matters into their own hands and end up being very sorry.


Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: thundley4 on December 29, 2010, 09:26:07 PM
It's funny that we have seen more of these threads since Teh Won ascended to the White Mosque than we did under President Bush.  It leads me to believe that the DUmmies are realizing that their socialist paradise will never come about as long as we elect people to govern.

They want and need someone to rule them by fiat, and dictate how everyone lives, works and dies.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Freeper on December 29, 2010, 09:34:36 PM
It's funny that we have seen more of these threads since Teh Won ascended to the White Mosque than we did under President Bush.  It leads me to believe that the DUmmies are realizing that their socialist paradise will never come about as long as we elect people to govern.

They want and need someone to rule them by fiat, and dictate how everyone lives, works and dies.

Experts say that children crave discipline. Since most of the DUmmies are mentally children it makes sense that they want govt in control.

 
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: DumbAss Tanker on December 29, 2010, 09:53:44 PM
This is like frou-frou dogs being walked in the park and talking to each other about how not being petted often enough will result in them somehow, someday taking over the Alpo factory and getting all the free dog food they want.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Tantal on December 29, 2010, 10:10:04 PM
Mmmmmm. Just the thought of it makes me want to go load magazines. I'll be waiting patiently, DUmmies.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: DefiantSix on December 29, 2010, 10:17:18 PM
This is like frou-frou dogs being walked in the park and talking to each other about how not being petted often enough will result in them somehow, someday taking over the Alpo factory and getting all the free dog food they want.

An insult to all wussified frou-frou dogs everywhere, if ever I've heard one.  :lol:
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Revolution on December 29, 2010, 10:39:49 PM
Did someone call for me? Hawkeye?


Meh.


This is just another case of another DUmor predicting the future correctly, but getting the reasoning totally, and completely wrong.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Airwolf on December 29, 2010, 11:01:55 PM
One can only hope he is right because it maybe the only chance we have of stopping socialism
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: LC EFA on December 29, 2010, 11:10:27 PM
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Hawkeye-X Donating Member (1000+ posts)    Wed Dec-29-10 06:09 PM
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I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind

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Be careful of what you wish for dummy.

Methinks the results of your fantasy wouldn't be quite what you expect.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: DefiantSix on December 29, 2010, 11:17:13 PM
Be careful of what you wish for dummy.

Methinks the results of your fantasy wouldn't be quite what you expect.


So do most battles of wits where one contestant steps into the ring unarmed.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Carl on December 30, 2010, 04:47:14 AM
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Hawkeye-X Donating Member (1000+ posts)  Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list    Wed Dec-29-10 06:24 PM
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7. Everyone should be reminded how American Revolution was started..
   
and we need one against the corporations.

We did over the last 2 years and while not an armed revolution the spirit of our founders yearning for freedom from tyrannical government is what led to a Congressional landslide in opposition to the left.

You motherfukers would be the ones turning over those American patriots to the crown back in the day if promised to be taken care of or financially rewarded.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Rebel on December 30, 2010, 07:22:38 AM
We did over the last 2 years and while not an armed revolution the spirit of our founders yearning for freedom from tyrannical government is what led to a Congressional landslide in opposition to the left.

You motherfukers would be the ones turning over those American patriots to the crown back in the day if promised to be taken care of or financially rewarded.

This.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: Karin on December 30, 2010, 08:46:04 AM
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bluestateguy (1000+ posts)        Wed Dec-29-10 06:53 PM
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15. I'm getting kind of tired of these never ending predictions of the inevitable Class Revolution
 It's getting to be like the play Waiting for Godot
:tongue:

For the first time this year, Adbot came through.  He's advertising a "Fleet Natural Cleansing Enema."   :lmao:
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: BlueStateSaint on December 30, 2010, 09:35:26 AM
:tongue:

For the first time this year, Adbot came through.  He's advertising a "Fleet Natural Cleansing Enema."   :lmao:

 :lmao: :rotf: :lmao: :rotf: :lmao: :rotf: :lmao: :rotf:

H5!  (I now have co-workers looking at me in a funny way, from the laughter that erupted when I read that.)
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: NHSparky on December 30, 2010, 09:43:17 AM
Dear DUmmies:

Bring. It. ON.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: vesta111 on December 30, 2010, 02:21:16 PM
We did over the last 2 years and while not an armed revolution the spirit of our founders yearning for freedom from tyrannical government is what led to a Congressional landslide in opposition to the left.

You motherfukers would be the ones turning over those American patriots to the crown back in the day if promised to be taken care of or financially rewarded.

ERRRRR, Carl, the crown did try that, and if you missed it the French Indian Wars was a SOB also.   

If IRC it was the wealthy that had the money to fight the Enemy and Bounty's were put on the head of each British soldier killed or captured.

Had we no wealthy people here the Crown would have taken us as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.

Same with the civil war, had the north not had industrialists to fund the war, some say the JOOOOOOOS, most likely we would all be indentured servants today, or picking cotton and share cropping.

If you live in the south today for heavens sake do not read the history books the kids get in the schools there, they have slanted and down right lied about history.-------Do you think Harriot Tubman is even mentioned in these books????
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: BlueStateSaint on December 30, 2010, 03:24:20 PM
If you live in the south today for heavens sake do not read the history books the kids get in the schools there, they have slanted and down right lied about history.-------Do you think Harriot Tubman is even mentioned in these books????

Okay, vesta, you need proof.  Most of the time, the big states dictate what is in the history books, just by the sheer volume of books those states buy.  So, you know which state dictates what's in the history books of the US?  California, to a large extent.  Oh, sure--Texas and NY have their say, but New York tends to follow California's lead.  I seriously doubt that history books that are used in California are devoid of any mention of Harriet Tubman.  And seeing that states such as Alabama and Mississippi don't have the financial resources that HY and CA have, guess what the books that they use are going to have in them?  Yup, Harriet Tubman.  While I agree that Ms. Tubman played a role in the development of our country, what said states do to make up for all of the "diversity and multiculturalism" they promote is that they exclude what they call "dead white men"--guys like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and the like.

Want proof?  Just check the books, vesta.  Also, BS given for your ignorance.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: ColonialMarine0431 on December 30, 2010, 04:43:51 PM
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it will be the people of the United States demanding true reform and removal of all corporation-held politicans.

Like DingleBarry?


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Truth sux don't it pinhead.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: jukin on December 30, 2010, 04:51:14 PM
Another pony failed to launch.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: vesta111 on December 30, 2010, 04:53:50 PM
Okay, vesta, you need proof.  Most of the time, the big states dictate what is in the history books, just by the sheer volume of books those states buy.  So, you know which state dictates what's in the history books of the US?  California, to a large extent.  Oh, sure--Texas and NY have their say, but New York tends to follow California's lead.  I seriously doubt that history books that are used in California are devoid of any mention of Harriet Tubman.  And seeing that states such as Alabama and Mississippi don't have the financial resources that HY and CA have, guess what the books that they use are going to have in them?  Yup, Harriet Tubman.  While I agree that Ms. Tubman played a role in the development of our country, what said states do to make up for all of the "diversity and multiculturalism" they promote is that they exclude what they call "dead white men"--guys like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and the like.

Want proof?  Just check the books, vesta.  Also, BS given for your ignorance.

JEESH Most of the information I get on our text books today comes from Glen Beck and then there is a personal involvement here.

Driving across cross country from Maine to California with a brand new husband, better educated then I and a Chief on a Nuclear Sub, raised in California a place I had not at that time visited.

He somewhere in the midwest full of nothing asked me what I wanted to see in Northern California.

I told him I wanted to see the camps the Japanese Americans were inturned in WW2.  

He thought he had just married a Dummy Woman [ perhaps that was what he wanted] and told me I was crazy, There is no way the government can come in and remove American citizens from their homes.  The Germans did that, but we have a Constitution that can never allow that to happen.

That's when the fight started, on our honeymoon no less.

About 4 days later when we got to his parents home the subject was brought up again by my new mother in law, what did I want to see.  
I took a deep breath and said I wanted to see the internment camps.

New Hubby is standing behind her rolling his eyes at his dad when his Mother said the camps were just up the road about 10 miles, and they were building a Museum for the Americans that died there.

Horrid thing both parents said, they were living there when it happend. Nothing anyone could do about it but they still after all those years felt uneasy at how this had come about.

You see they had come from Canada and become naturalised Americans ---there was unease that if people who had been in America for 3-4 generations could be dragged from their homes simply because of race or country of origion they could be next.

So for the sake of a new marraige I just left the room.  I never once in 12 years brought this up to him, never said I told you so, but, I do wonder how all those kids in Walnut Creek California from  1946-1970 + did not know about the Camps just up the road.

Do these students of today know about them, are they in the their school history books?

Any school teach about WW! and the fight along the southern border, the Alamo----Does anyone know about Andersonville or the prisons in the north that may have been worse.

We need to get the freakin liberals, and or, history changers out of the text books.  Remember large numbers of these kids will go on to be teachers themselves and they will teach what they have been taught.  If these kids are taught wrong they will pass it down to other generations as fact.
Title: Re: I think the next few years will launch a revolution of some kind
Post by: true_blood on December 30, 2010, 07:37:45 PM
And so it continues with the primitives calling for violence. Almost sounds like radicals, doesn't it? Actually, they are radicals.
DUmmies, bring your revolution near me, my family, my property, or my friends and it will end quick. END.OF.STORY. :bird: