They're going after Hoffa's remarks because they're terrified of people fighting

[MoshMasterD]

villager (1000+ posts) 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    Tue Sep-06-11 12:17 PM
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They're going after Hoffa's remarks because they're terrified of people fighting back
  
Edited on Tue Sep-06-11 12:21 PM by villager
There are more of us than them.

The ruling elites' biggest fear is that we realize that, and act accordingly.

Hence their media wind-up dolls dutifully disparaging Hoffa's remarks -- part of a pattern, you'll note, having to do with any "remarks," like Alan Grayson's, etc., that might stir people up, get them to "see," bind them in collective action against their fiduciary masters, et al.

It's no accident. Because what if somebody else picks up on Hoffa's remarks, and what if that kind of anti-GOP rhetoric becomes commonplace, in spite of their ownership of the airwaves?

Could be a kind of trouble they hadn't anticipated. And they don't like that.

When is sitting on your anus and computering  "act accordingly"?

But anyways, to answer your question, ask President X about civil discourse concerning Gifford's incident.

[jukin]

Well.....I may be an "old white man", however, I'm perfectly capable of turning a "progressive's" skull into a pink mist at 600 meters.......they'd be wise to be scared........

Fortunately, these keyboard kommandos are "all hat and no cattle", as the Texans like to say.......

doc

BINGO!! 

It's not just the fact that we have the weapons.  It is the fact that we have the training and experience in using the weapons.

[franksolich]

Yeah and how did that whole Wisconsin thing work for you guys?

Many of us have been asking nadin that question, but thus far we haven't gotten an answer.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Many of us have been asking nadin that question, but thus far we haven't gotten an answer.

Saving it for her book, no doubt.