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Sovereign citizen?
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alright i know i shouldnt jump to conclusions but i wonder if it will be some kind of anti government right wing associated event… i wonder if it does turn out to be that , what else will it take to make people understand the violence these groups are capable of the further off the deep end they go… you really dont think there buying up all these guns and ammo for hunting do ya?
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Rural Pennsyltucky? You’re probably right…
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Do you have to ask?
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Whenever these things happen, I’m always so surprised that THIS is the hill these guys have chosen to die on. Your best case scenario is you kill a couple of cops and then you’re dead, and the world moves on without you, and you had zero impact on the ideals you claimed to believe in.
They’re obviously going to catch the culprits here, so what on earth were they thinking?
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As someone once explained to me, Pennsylvania is Philadelphia on one end, Pittsburgh on the other, and Mississippi in between.
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It was clearly a big mistake to allow Bundy and his terrorist cohort to appear to be the winner in their battle with the Bureau of Land Management.
I wonder when someone is going to take these homicidal traitors seriously? I seem to recall that they backed off for a good long time after Janet Reno held her Waco barbecue. Maybe its the only thing they understand.
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Bagger, Tea…
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I once heard a similar description, Philly is the Northeast, Pittsburgh is the Midwest, and in between is Alabama.
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T.J.Lane?
I disagree. PA is so much more, but being fracked into Mordor. Just waiting for the quakes to start and the spigots to burn when all the shale is gone. BTW, Philadelphia is in the SE.
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In the context that I heard that description, I believe what they meant was that Philadelphia was culturally part of the Northeast region of the country, as in New York and New Jersey, not in the Northeast part of the state, just to clarify.
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That’s really the most reasonable thing you can think. Two troopers, one arriving, one leaving. If it were retaliation for an arrest, say, the odds of the two people you were retaliating against being outside the barrack together that way are pretty low. But if you’re a whack job thinking you’re going to start the revolution against the ZOG or whatever, you just wait for the shift change and blast away at whomever you can see on the parking lot.
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By definition or not, they used cop killer bullets.
Guess what gun freaks, they are all dangerous and capable of assault and death, even when the supposed good guys have all the right protective gear.
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“Pennsyltucky” has a southern area of farmlands that remind me of Mississippi but the mountainous part is more like Kentucky or Tennessee—settled by the same stock, and just as isolated. Bears, rattlesnakes, all that fun stuff.
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Makes more sense, but I hope nobody from Pittsburgh is listening.
From cold war to hot.
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Thoughts to the troopers and their families.
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An act of Freedom by some of those patriotic, Jeezus following sovereign citizens, no doubt?
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