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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: dutch508 on December 05, 2014, 10:21:03 PM
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Well, shit. The DUmpmonkies are always wrong... I guess I better sharpen up my bayonet.
backwoodsbob (5,737 posts) http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025917619
it is NOT going to be a revolution
people are talking revolution or whatever....be honost
How many here are willing to be killed for the cause?
HOW MANY HERE are willing to take a bullet for the cause?...I would guess not one single person.
Stop the revolution talk if you wont walk it
marym625 (2,786 posts)
2. I am.
:o ... :rotf:
backwoodsbob (5,737 posts)
7. I VERY seriously doubt you would
I would imagine I am one of no more than a half dozen du'ers who have faced a gun.
It's easy to talk tough online...lets see anyone from DU face down a cop in a street protest
marym625 (2,786 posts)
11. Had a gun at my head as I was raped. Is that enough for you? How dare you doubt what I say with such a flippant response. You asked a question. I answered. You don't like that I am willing to take a bullet for the cause? That's your issue.
:o ... :rotf:
BlindTiresias (1,285 posts)
3. the **** is the cause anyway? Nobody has a clue.
No shit.
Lex (33,947 posts)
12. people won't even vote in the midterms, so . . . .
Man from Pickens (565 posts)
15. What happens when the bullet is coming for you anyway?
Whether you fight or not and they kill you just because they can?
At a certain point the abuses can become bad enough that there really is nothing to lose. Are we there yet? I don't think so, but I can follow a trajectory to see that we are on the way. We're already at the point of wanton, rampant, and arbitrary street executions, without recourse or justice.
Will you allow them to enslave and kill you because you're afraid to die? Will you allow them to do so to your brothers, your sisters, your children...?
At some point the human survival instinct flips from cowardice to fortitude in the face of such an onslaught. It may happen quite suddenly.
The DUmp monkies want so badly for there to be a war, which they can then protest march about... from their basement... in their mom's house.
giftedgirl77 (1,785 posts)
18. Well bob, I've been having the cops draw guns on me since before I could drive. My son had his first gun drawn on him at the age of 9 for walking on the curb instead of the street by a neighbor who thought he was walking on his grass because it was dark & there weren't sidewalks.
I've deployed twice, have been shot at repeatedly & hit by two IEDs, tased, & pepper sprayed so if it means that I need to stare down the barrel of yet another gun to try & change things for my sons then so be it. This is not a game for many of us, we grew up looking down a barrel of a gun one way or the other. I'm tired of living in fear every time my boys walk out the door.
Bulllllllllllllll-shit.
marym625 (2,786 posts)
30. I don't know how many here have been out there
But I have. And I was today.
Don't think because people post on the Internet they don't do more than that.
There are quite a few us willing to, and have, called out our own party. Loudly and for a very long time
There are hundreds of thousands of Americans on the streets, daily, trying to cause change. And with few exceptions, we know that arrest is the least of our worries
God, I love DU...
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Well I won't take a bullet for the revolution......but I'll give a few. Got another 1,000 rounds today in......I ain't telling.
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This thread on Skins's island by the way is a response to an earlier thread by the sheshe2 primitive, who insists there will be a revolution.
<<<never paid attention to the sheshe2 primitive until this morning; now finds she makes fascinating reading.
comment 37, if one hasn't already seen it:
http://conservativecave.com/index.php?topic=99355.25
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I may seem crude and classless to say it (Like I care), but ol' mary obviously submitted to her oppressor rather than take that bullet. Not sure she'd be all that much of an asset for La Revolucion.
:popcorn:
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I may seem crude and classless to say it (Like I care), but ol' mary obviously submitted to her oppressor rather than take that bullet. Not sure she'd be all that much of an asset for La Revolucion.
:popcorn:
I don't know. She seems more willing to die for the Glorious Revolution than she is to fight for her own life, and she submits sexually to men with guns.
She'd strap on a suicide vest or screw the new Che Guevera. She is exactly the kind of useful idiot woman any revolution needs.
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It's just a flesh wound.
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She seems more willing to die for the Glorious Revolution than she is to fight for her own life,
She says she is, anyway. Of course, she's a DUmmie, and DUmmies lie, they always lie.
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She says she is, anyway. Of course, she's a DUmmie, and DUmmies lie, they always lie.
Good point.
Her track record doesn't scream "storm the Bastille". The one time she faced a gun, she laid back and submitted.
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BlindTiresias (1,285 posts)
3. the **** is the cause anyway? Nobody has a clue.
It's just the cause, you know, man.
Sort of like Bush's crimes.
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giftedgirl77 (1,785 posts)
18. Well bob, I've been having the cops draw guns on me since before I could drive. My son had his first gun drawn on him at the age of 9 for walking on the curb instead of the street by a neighbor who thought he was walking on his grass because it was dark & there weren't sidewalks.
I've deployed twice, have been shot at repeatedly & hit by two IEDs, tased, & pepper sprayed so if it means that I need to stare down the barrel of yet another gun to try & change things for my sons then so be it. This is not a game for many of us, we grew up looking down a barrel of a gun one way or the other. I'm tired of living in fear every time my boys walk out the door.
Hmm, someone needs to tell this DUmbass that Grand Theft Auto 1-5 are not real life.
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Wow. Someone needs to cut back on the recreational drugs.
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Jessica Prupis @giftedgirl77 + twitter Former Soldier at US Army Signal Regiment
Started Working at U.S. Army April 13, 2006 — Sergeant (ummm.... no. thats not how it works.)
Left Job at U.S. Army, December 21, 2013 — Sergeant
She stated she was deployed twice and shot at alot and blowed the **** up [to use my old 1SG's term] and I suppose that could be the case.
However, enlisting in 2006 and getting out in 2011... 5 years? Uh- we don't do 5 year enlistments... but say she was in delayed entry and really went in in late 2006 or even early 2007 for basic and AIT at Fort Gordon Signal School.
Basic and AIT is varied by MOS but the longest would be 26 weeks, the shortest is 13 weeks... so by November 2007 she could have been in a unit and deployed.
She tells us she has lived in Ft. Riley KS.
OIF-6 Rotation (2007) 4th Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Ks
In 2008 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Kan deployed to Iraq.
It's not unheard of to do back to back deployments... but rare.
So lets say she went over in 2009 after being back a year.
2009- 2nd BCT, 1st ID was at Camp Liberty, Baghdad It was noted for the great dining facilities.
She has kids and was married, probably to another soldier by her various posts on facebook, linkedin, twitter, etc. Split up in 2010 or so (aw... :bawl: ) got out of the Army in 2011
Not saying she is a fake and not saying she didn't possibly go out on convoys (not too common for a signal types stationed on Victory) nor that she didn't get blowed the **** up... or shot at various times... but... still....
Jessica, I think that you will find alot more of us on this site that understands your service. Come on over and chat. You don't need to be a conservative.
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I may seem crude and classless to say it (Like I care), but ol' mary obviously submitted to her oppressor rather than take that bullet. Not sure she'd be all that much of an asset for La Revolucion.
:popcorn:
Those "leading" the revolution, from waaaay behind, appreciate her volunteering to be cannon fodder in the first wave.
Saves them the cost of a bullet later on to off her.
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DUmmies orgasm like this every time there is a large protest.
They don't understand that a hundred people blocking traffic is not a mass uprising. They hoped for a revolution in the early days of Occupy as well. Now its Ferguson.
The OP is right there will be no revolution.
In fact, DU missed the real revolution. It happened on Nov 4th. The People voted in a new govt.
The mere fact that we have a peaceful means to change govt, ensures no revolution will be necessary. Civics 101. Only when this is denied (say with Democrat vote fraud) will revolution become a real possibility.
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You DUmbasses aren't going to do crap.
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Basic and AIT is varied by MOS but the longest would be 26 weeks, the shortest is 13 weeks... so by November 2007 she could have been in a unit and deployed.
Not saying she's right or wrong, but low-density, hard-to-get MOSs don't necessarily go by the same rules as everything else. I'm not in touch with the current Ft. Gordon POIs, however I was assigned to the Signal School staff when I was a senior CPT, and at the time there were a handful of signal specialty AITs that took up to a year to complete. After 26 weeks, the troops were given more liberty as far a weekend passes etc. went, but they were still in AIT. Beyond that school, a very few extremely demanding MOSs with extremely high prerequisites do award rank up to SGT after award of the MOS, positive board results from the permanent party unit, and satisfaction of nonwaivable TOS/TIG minimums and other requirements (With some constructive credit for education in certain fields). Also, the experiences of some close relatives who enlisted since 2000 has been that at some point, or possibly just for some MOSs or enlistment deals, the Army started not counting time spent in getting your MOS toward your active duty commitment, requiring them to sign up for the active commitment in years plus the time spent getting the MOS to get their actual ETS date. I also know five-year enlistments are not normally a thing, but one of said very close relatives did have to sign up for a five-year active duty commitment to get a particular school, MOS, and enlistment incentive package (Not signal, though).
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What am I missing here,for years DUmbasses told us that the forces of the government would put down any right wing insurrection.
Now they are certain that they are going to topple what amounts to the civilian apparatus for preserving civil government,which also happens to be controlled in most cities by leftist politicians.
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What am I missing here,for years DUmbasses told us that the forces of the government would put down any right wing insurrection.
Now they are certain that they are going to topple what amounts to the civilian apparatus for preserving civil government,which also happens to be controlled in most cities by leftist politicians.
Garner was selling his own property without paying the State for a license to do so; and without collecting taxes from his private sales for the benefit of the State, which had no other investment in the transactions.
Garner was Taxed Enough Already. And the state killed him.
DUmmies should be ecstatic that the Democrat controlled State taught that big black Teabagger a lesson he'll never forget.
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backwoodsbob (5,737 posts) http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025917619
it is NOT going to be a revolution
people are talking revolution or whatever....be honost
How many here are willing to be killed for the cause?
lol....Have no fear, the DU occu-poopers are all hat and no cattle, all booster and no payload, all foam and no beer..... :rofl:
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As long as they think the Feds (Law Enforcement & NG) will protect them from the Tea Party Fundy Conservative Oathkeeper/Constitutionalist Militia vigilantes then the Primitives & DUmmies will always think the reset button is an option.
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backwoodsbob (5,737 posts) http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025917619
How many here are willing to be killed for the cause?
DUmmies have a hard time with the difference between "revolution" and "nuisance".
A few years ago, Skimmer had a braincramp and came up with the idea for "DUAC", his activist corps.
They would be an elite strike force of lunatics who would take to the streets at a moment's notice to disrupt the evil plans of The Man.
He got dozens of volunteers, nearly every one of whom described physical disability, financial constraints on travel, work schedule conflicts, family problems, etc.
Everyone wanted to support the Revolution from their keyboard, with e-mails, online petitions, coordination, and planning.
The DUmmies aren't going to be taking many bullets.
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DUmmies have a hard time with the difference between "revolution" and "nuisance".
A few years ago, Skimmer had a braincramp and came up with the idea for "DUAC", his activist corps.
They would be an elite strike force of lunatics who would take to the streets at a moment's notice to disrupt the evil plans of The Man.
He got dozens of volunteers, nearly every one of whom described physical disability, financial constraints on travel, work schedule conflicts, family problems, etc.
Everyone wanted to support the Revolution from their keyboard, with e-mails, online petitions, coordination, and planning.
The DUmmies aren't going to be taking many bullets.
Throw a hand grenade in every basement...you know...kinda like the old chicken in every pot thing.
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I get a kick out of the ones that get all misty and romantic about "The French Revolution". Um, really? They seem to forget how that turned out for the 'third estate'. Then too there are amazing parallels between Louie XVI, Marie Antoinette, Obiewun, and Mooch that they just overlook or don't know about. :popcorn:
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DUmmies have a hard time with the difference between "revolution" and "nuisance".
Well, it's understandable I suppose, since a revolution conducted by them would actually be just a nuisance.
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Not saying she's right or wrong, but low-density, hard-to-get MOSs don't necessarily go by the same rules as everything else. I'm not in touch with the current Ft. Gordon POIs, however I was assigned to the Signal School staff when I was a senior CPT, and at the time there were a handful of signal specialty AITs that took up to a year to complete. After 26 weeks, the troops were given more liberty as far a weekend passes etc. went, but they were still in AIT. Beyond that school, a very few extremely demanding MOSs with extremely high prerequisites do award rank up to SGT after award of the MOS, positive board results from the permanent party unit, and satisfaction of nonwaivable TOS/TIG minimums and other requirements (With some constructive credit for education in certain fields). Also, the experiences of some close relatives who enlisted since 2000 has been that at some point, or possibly just for some MOSs or enlistment deals, the Army started not counting time spent in getting your MOS toward your active duty commitment, requiring them to sign up for the active commitment in years plus the time spent getting the MOS to get their actual ETS date. I also know five-year enlistments are not normally a thing, but one of said very close relatives did have to sign up for a five-year active duty commitment to get a particular school, MOS, and enlistment incentive package (Not signal, though).
I went through the Signal School POI before I posted. Throwing out schools that were not 'signal' those are the class times. However, yes, you are correct. She should come over and chat with members of the military who don't automatically call you a baby killer.
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Well, it's understandable I suppose, since a revolution conducted by them would actually be just a nuisance.
Like having a Chihuahua hump your leg.
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I went through the Signal School POI before I posted. Throwing out schools that were not 'signal' those are the class times. However, yes, you are correct. She should come over and chat with members of the military who don't automatically call you a baby killer.
True, I would love to patiently listen and learn just what conceivable MOS takes that much time to train into but still leaves you as expendable as any E3 11B, 88M, or the miscellaneous MPs and straphangers in the convoy escort gun trucks, instead of being a FOB-rat like any other scarce, irreplaceable, and mission-critical MOS.
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True, I would love to patiently listen and learn just what conceivable MOS takes that much time to train into but still leaves you as expendable as any E3 11B, 88M, or the miscellaneous MPs and straphangers in the convoy escort gun trucks, instead of being a FOB-rat like any other scarce, irreplaceable, and mission-critical MOS.
Well... there is that of course. It's one of the reasons I would love to hear her talk about being shot at all the time and multiple IEDs. Of course getting guns pulled on her by cops since she was 9 years old...
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Revolution this, revolution that. Man, these people are delusional. Their side has been in control for over six years and they still think they are some kind of counter culture fighting the "man".