I never play the lottery , but I bought seven tickets.
If I win I will cover the next ten ferry tales.
That would be a far, far better thing than most would ever be able to do. Great thought.
I never play the lottery , but I bought seven tickets.
If I win I will cover the next ten ferry tales.
That would be a far, far better thing than most would ever be able to do. Great thought.
So, what do you and the admins think about an alternative event that eschews breaking the law? I have started a thread based on another poster's suggestion. I'd love to see folk who also want to change the status quo by using methods short of "armed revolt" or "overthrowing the government" endorse this idea.
Whaddaya say?
My comment quoted above is a total aside remark - had nothing directly to do with the thread.
A legal pro RKBA march could really be a good thing.
Update, Adam Kokesh never was arrested by the regular police. He may have not even be offically arrested. He was taken by the park police ant turned over to federal agents. I'm not sure about this info, but heres where I found it,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEKzN3xqzgM
I'm not sure how many here are familar with NDAA, but sections of it say that American citizens can be taken at random and disposed of as the DHS sees fit, without due process and stripped of their rights under the primise of being a suspected terrorist. It was a bill that Obama promised to veto, promised not to sign, turned out that his administration wrote it. It was signed into law last year on a holiday (new years eve) when there was no one in congress to oppose it.
No one seems to have heard from Adam, the regular police know nothing, he is not at their jail. The few answers his fans and supporters are getting are vauge. He is a public figure, People are going to ask questions about his disapearance. maybe that will work in his favor.
Again, I support this march on the 4th of July even though I would do it diffrently, I do not support or endorse, in fact I condem this effort of his on the smoking of pot. or any drug useage. By diffrently, I mean as this is a demonstration, and not regular everyday open carry, I would not be for having the guns loaded. Still, video cameras everywhere should be enough to hold all acountable. If I lived within 80 miles of this, I'd be there with a video camera. Just so long as they weren't smoking pot, lol
Yep, already taking care of that and other things. I'm leaning towards purchase of a cheap, used single shot 12 gauge shotgun to carry instead.If anyone decides to go to Washington to protest, at least have you will updated and get your affairs in order for the sake of your family.
A quiet little demonstration against Kokesh and the DC tyranny would be a nice counterpoint. If there is such an organized event and I can make it, I'd be there for it.
That's unfortunate. Your disdain for this one man would split what could otherwise be a useful protest. Do you realize how many of the people from the other march this protest would have gained if you could have lost your short-sighted hatred for Kokesh? I'm actually surprised and a bit disappointed.one that says NO! to the DC tyranny AND to Kokesh!
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I suspect he got himself arrested on purpose, to avoid this march that he got started. If thats the case I've lost all respect for him. However, it's only a suspition on my part.
That's unfortunate. Your disdain for this one man would split what could otherwise be a useful protest. Do you realize how many of the people from the other march this protest would have gained if you could have lost your short-sighted hatred for Kokesh? I'm actually surprised and a bit disappointed.
Moving on.
I thought the march was a stupid idea long before I knew much about Kokesh. Knowing now what I do about the man, I would not be willing to follow him marching into Hell, for a Heavenly cause. The problem is not Kokesh, it is the march. He is, however, still a despicable person. His design of the march is just one more indicator of the horrible person that he is.
So, while complaining that a march would be divisive you then want to do an even more divisive protest which will publicly show the enemies of Liberty our Achilles heel that has plagued freedom and patriot movements. THAT makes no damned sense.
*sigh* //shakes head and walks away//
I guess there's a reason only 3% of colonists fought against tyranny in our first revolution...because of naysayers like you with disdain for people who are more passionate about the cause of liberty than you've ever been about anything. We are humans. Humans look to leaders for guidance, and Kokesh is a leader.
,I just watched the video and lost some respect for Adam Kokesh. I was hearing in full distortion, "no victim, no crime" however, there are victims to smoking, those subjected to the second hand smoke. Everyone needs to breathe. By that logic though, all kinds of smoking should be outlawed, and I wouldn't have a problem with that.
Smokers make assumptions, like "I'm clear over here" they must not have heard of wind. I've been harassed by the police for not smoking, so it's not about the pot smoking with them, it's about "lets make everyone a criminal and then we can arrest them at whim"
I suspect he got himself arrested on purpose, to avoid this march that he got started. If thats the case I've lost all respect for him. However, it's only a suspition on my part.
Kokesh's illegal mob marching on the seat of government, then I don't really care. It is not you whom I am trying to convince. It is the hundreds of folks quietly reading this thread whom I hope to stop from participating in Kokesh's Folly.
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Your talking to the wrong person if your tring to make a case for smoking. Any studies you seen that shows it to be harmless was conducted by scientists, and/or organazations owned or controled, hired, ect. by the tobacco companys.