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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
It's only a matter of time before these clowns start getting violent (serious violence, not limp wristed street fights).

They're gonna either lose their mojo and wither away, or they will get so frustrated by being stomped on and really start acting out through shootings or basic sabotage of the things that are "oppressing" them.

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Originally posted by mbinky:Oh when Trump wins a second term I am 100% positive that there will be bombings and such like the SLA did decades ago.

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Originally posted by MNSIG:

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Originally posted by mbinky:Oh when Trump wins a second term I am 100% positive that there will be bombings and such like the SLA did decades ago.

What's stopping them now? It's not like they think he deserves a chance.

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
And they may pussy out in the end anyway. Because they are in fact pussies. They aren’t truly being ‘oppressed’ or ‘killed’ or ‘harrassed’, it’s only words they throw around on FB and Twitter between iced mocha non-fat soy chai lattes at Starfucks.

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All they need to complete the ensemble are their brown pants.

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Originally posted by James in Denver:
Ok, I thought I was going nuts. I saw this on the news in the evening a bit ago (July 4th actually), but I could NOT find the article online anywhere. I was able to find it today.

Seems that on July 4th, there was a protest to "abolish ICE" in Aurora CO.

Well, a group calling themselves the "John Brown Gun Club", of course wearing red shirts, were there to "protect" the demonstrator.

When I googled this, ABC 7 and the Denver Post also had stories, but failed to mention the "red shirts".

Source: Protesters Gather Outside ICE Detention Center

AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– More than 100 people gathered outside the ICE Detention Center in Aurora on the Fourth of July to protest immigration issues, specifically parents being separated from their children at the U.S. border.

The protesters said they were there to denounce the U.S. government’s actions on Independence Day.

Armed guards openly carrying rifles watched over the rally. They are members of what’s called the John Brown Gun Club also called the “Redneck Revolt,” an anti-white supremacist group. They sympathize with the demonstrators.

This protest also called for reunification of parents separated from their children when arrested.

Last month, more than four dozen parents whose children have been taken away from them while crossing the U.S. border from Mexico were being held at a detention facility in Colorado.

Scott Dewey and his wife want to be reunited with their informally adopted Romanian son. They posted a sign justice for “Cracion.” He was deported two years ago on this day.

“Simply on suspicion, unfounded, his visa was denied and he will likely never be able to receive another visa because has deportation on his record,” Dewey told CBS4’s Rick Sallnger.

“It’s really been devastating and had a large trauma in his life. He has three older siblings here that incorporated him,” Melanie Dewey said.

Barred from the U.S., but as a Romanian part of the European Union, he is now living in England. By video, he said what he went through was a bad experience.

His deportation was during the Obama administration. His adoptive mother Melanie says there’s little hope of getting him back now.

“I just think the spirit of the country is so different now. There is so much division and hatred towards immigrants.”

Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities confirmed that about 50 parents are being held at the GEO-run facility in Aurora. That number had dropped this week.

Where their young ones are living is still not necessarily clear.

Rep. Mike Coffman, a Republican representing the 6th Congressional District which includes Aurora and Adams County, said on Tuesday there are now 42 parents being held at the center who have been separated from their children.

The protesters had armed guards protecting them outside the ICE facility.

More than 2,000 children have been held at the various centers around the country. Now, they are to be reunited with their parents under an executive order signed by Pres. Donald Trump in June.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
Only if you actually have a mag in the well.

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Originally posted by sigmonkey:

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Good point. They are willing to cause trouble for this 'cause' but are they willing to die for it? I'm guessing not.

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Originally posted by bjor13:
ugliest M1A stock I have ever seen. Looks like a $1000 rifle with a $50 stock

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Originally posted by esdunbar:
I just recently got back from a 4th vacation where I was up in Northern Michigan at my parents' lake house.

I kid you not, I was better armed than him just for a regular old vacation. My 300 blk with a MRO and 3 40 round Pmags has him one upped.

I can't imagine the crap we'd bring if we actually wanted to look scary or intimidating

It's their right, and I'm perfectly okay with them using it. When I see anyone pushing the limits by carrying a rifle openly in public, I always think it's a poor idea and could put you in unnecessary harm.

Doing it in a way to be "protection" is even worse than doing it for a statement. Now the odds of something popping off are even higher. Legal and all, but I still think it's a bad idea.

I'd love to point a laser pointer on his chest and wave at him from 10 to 20 football fields away while holding up my .338 LP

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:
Yeah, looks like some kinda single-point rig. I hope it was slapping him in the nuts all day.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
Only if you actually have a mag in the well.

He does. It looks like maybe a ten round mag, though. Hard to tell.

That's probably his deer gun that he took the 3-9X Tasco off before heading down to the protest.