Talking about taking action against ICE Agents.
“It is time for the American people to organize and to utilize their Second Amendment right to protect themselves from what is clearly becoming unaccountable and lawless agency that’s killing Americans.”
I fins so cute that suddenly a Constitution that must be rejected because it was written by White Slave Owners with the most hated Amendment designed to perpetuate the subjugation of Black people, is now something that must be used as an excuse to kill those who are actually enforcing the law and trying to keep them safe.
It goes without saying that people like us are also a clear and danger threat to his way of living and also need to be on the receiving end of their righteous hate. What Mr. Fanone does not understand is that 1) We have about 50 or 60 years advantage in preparation from your sidemay want to to to us and 2) the rest of the country ain’t D.C. or its surroundings in Virginia full of Soy Boys who have shoulders dislocated at the recoil of an AR and General who successfully “commanded” a legion of couches and desks.
And it is not like we trust Feds. We don’t since Ruby Ridge and the many other absolute fuck ups they committed. But seeing a Federal Law Enforcement Agency that for once goes after the criminal element and leaves good people alone is refreshing and will have our support.
That Mr. Fanone feels the criminal element should be defended by gunfire against ICE says more about his own predilection for lawlessness and criminals, not his desire for justice and freedom for Americans.
Curious how ICE enforcing the law is "unaccountable and lawless."
But, killing Federal law officers is not.
What a crock. "Full Semi-automatic." For a general officer with all his "training" he still holds the rifle too loosely. My AR-15 Dissipator (officially not an assault rifle, bought during the Clinton AWB) recoils little more than a .22 rimfire. General was getting rocked back two inches or so by the "powerful cartridge," I'd suggest he try a man's cartridge like a 30-06, but it would probably knock him on his ass. Not sure whose army he served in, but it apparently wasn't the U. S. Army. The AR-15 has never been issued in the U. S. Army or any other U. S. military branch. CNN reporter dude holds it like he's afraid of it and won't tuck in to his shoulder cause he might get gun cooties, so of course he is slapped every time he shoots it.