Discussion for article #245377
Watch the video you inbred retards.
'You canât tell from the video cuz itâs all jittery"
âNo, Cletus, the drone was perfectly stableâŚthatâs your meth making it jitterâŚâ
when you wish upon a starâŚ
sometimes your death wish comes trueâŚ
How are the militiamen supporting themselves through this extended hissy-fit? I mean, most normal people canât just walk off the job and go hole-up in public building for weeks without going bankruptâŚI donât buy the âsalt of the earthâ bit about these guysâŚmore like trust-fund squatters.
Federal agents shot a white supremacist who tried to run them over. He was not innocent.
A whole lot of wasted time and energy.
Ironically enough, if the âmilitiaâ somehow got the Federal Government to sell the land, itâd be bought by corporations and rich, private citizens. In which case, the ranchers would lose complete access to the grazing lands.
Freepers are going full tilt on this: http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/oregon/index?tab=articles
And we wonder how we got Crump and Truz.
500 in attendance = 30 full sets of teeth
So now a mob of 200 or so paranoid, armed, right-wing dumbfucks have showed up? This calls for Plan B. Evacuate the area, seal off all entrances and exits, and air-drop pallets of Pabst Blue Ribbon and meth. Give it a week, then call in the biohazard team to clean up the bodies. Install a few cameras first, and you could pay for the whole operation by selling the footage later â the ultimate âreality show.â
This is the not-talked-about-enough part of this. Politicians in Utah, for instance, sound just like these assholes, âWant our land back, Federal over-reach blah blah blah.â But they want the land back from the feds so they can sell it.
Freepers are still a thing?
Donât bother to read itâs all BS, we know why the jerks want the land, theyâre used to taking whatever they want but, cattle need to be kept in posted pastures not in wildlife areas. Pretty soon theyâll put derricks up and then the ranchers will act shocked!!! PUT THEM AWAY, WE DONâT NEED THE TREASON THEY SPEW EVEN IF THEY HAVENâT A CLUE!
Youâre in Utah? I worked my last two years before retirement in Ogden and remember all the horseshit being spread around then about the state taking over federal lands. The Utah politicians even come up here to Montana to try and convince the state to join them (the large majority here reject the notion of the state assuming control). It seems like butt hurt ranchers are everywhere in the west.
if that had been anything at all like an âambushâ they would all be dead. Bonnie and Clyde were ambushed, Lavoy was even allowed to drive off from the stop because they didnât want to hurt anyone.
If anything, Finicumâs run was a truncated OJ Simpson event. His willingness to give up all that All-American success he enjoyed and drive his Envoy to Oregon to join the âstandoffâ was outrageous enough, then his stupid gunslinger fantasy got him killed.
Died of a theory. Weâve seen that before.
Some of them were carrying pictures of Finicum and some had firearms.
Hey, you donât bring a knife to peaceful assembly gun fight.
I canât lay my hands on the articleâmaybe someone else here canâbut apparently a rather large percentage of them are on disability or some other form of government assistance (and that doesnât even include using foster kids as sources of government income and free unpaid farm/ranch labor).
âKeep yur gubmint hands ofân my Medicare!â
Iâm not sure how âpracticingâ a white supremacist he was, as thereâs not many non-whites to supreme over in the part of Idaho where he lived (or anywhere in Idaho). He was, however, a practicing abuser of government-funded foster child services programs, treating the children sent to his ranch as nothing more than an itinerant slave labor force, and a practicing cheater in his authorized suborning of public lands for his ranching operationâs cattle to graze on.
Thereâs this.
Finicum and his wife, who had 11 children, also took in foster children, which Finicum told Oregon Public Broadcasting was his main source of income. He told the radio station that more than 50 boys spent time on their Arizona ranch in the past decade.