Consider what Governor Scott is proposing as a plan for the GOP National Convention: When protesters start breaking the law, that’s when people secretly carrying guns should spring into action. Scott is suggesting that the protesters outside of the Republican National Convention this year may need to be shot, describing anti-Republican protests as just the sort of situation that concealed firearms are called for. The Governor isn’t merely stating that the second amendment must always apply, while hoping that no one brings a gun to the protests. He’s encouraging gun owners who don’t agree with the protests to arrive in response, ready to use their guns against the protesters.
An odd thing about Governor Scott’s letter is that, while he’s encouraging the use of guns against protesters, and demanding that the second amendment right to carry guns be protected, he doesn’t seem to care at all about whether other weapons are prohibited. The ordinance against sticks and glass bottles is in place because of concerns that they could be used as weapons. But, as weapons, they would be constitutionally protected objects.
Read it at The Irregular Times
Plan For Protests In Tampa: If Law Is Broken People Should Shoot Each Other
by Peregrin Wood
George Orwell would love this.
2 comments:
i watched orwells "1984" last weekend(with john hurt) it did not have a happy ending. do tptb get their ideas from orwell or what?
"do tptb get their ideas from orwell or what?"
I think it's rather in the blood.
I was just thinking about this. It seems that there is a mindset that is attracted to this kind of thing. Which is why Nazism, Stalinism, etc. won't die and there are people still gravitating toward it.
Brain worms, maybe.
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