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Google (or Bing) "the Coming Insurrection".....
On another note:
My
Significant Other's brother, accompanying his Significant Other,
arrived at her home the other day, to find that her daughter (home from
college) had been accosted by a former boyfriend. The guy knew
where the key to the house was hidden.... invited himself in, and
slapped the shit out of her.
Call to the Elk Grove, CA Police got this response: "We are under staffed... we're not going to do shit!".
"But"...says M's brother "we know the guy, his name, and where he lives.........."
"Tough
shit" (my words) say the cops...... (basically)..... "get the community
to return funding to the police department, and we'll get back to doing
our jobs".......
WASFd
P.S.:
"the Coming Insurrection" is a much bigger deal, and only an idiot
couldn't see the trouble it portends for us, our families, and our
society.
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My first hit ... Kasama In About Kasama we learn this about the Chicago based group ...
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Kasama is a communist project for the forcible
overthrow and transformation of all existing social conditions. We are
open to learning, unafraid to admit our own uncertainties. At the same
time, we will not shrink from what we do know: the solutions cannot be
found within the current world order or the choices it provides. We are
for revolution. We seek to find the forms of organization and action for the people most dispossessed by this system to free themselves and all humanity.
In a world at war, the times cry out for a new direction. The existing left has been unable to speak to our times,
let alone provide real-world solutions. Activists, organizers and
dreamers have too often relied on old formulas from bygone days – and
far too many have simply given up on radical change. A serious,
creative break needs to be made to escape this impasse.
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Interesting. "the forcible
overthrow and transformation of all existing social conditions."
would seem to work against the the very thing they claim to promote,
and have in fact just largely won. Fasten your seat belts.
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Two things, 1) why wasn't that girl trained and armed to protect herself? 2)I live in a small town. Everyone here knows just about everyone else. A response like that from the police here would result in direct phone calls to the home numbers of the chief of police, the mayor, the vice-mayor, the city administrator, the editor and several reporters of the local newspapers. I wouldn't quit calling until the smart-assed officer had learned that when you refuse to do your job you no longer deserve to have your job.
ReplyDeleteIt is time for the honest hardworking citizens in this country to stand up and tell the idiots who think they are in charge - NO!
I wonder if they are in bed with MILF? No not "A" milf but the whack jobs our SEALS and Berets are fighting in the PI right now.
ReplyDeleteIn Arkansas that would constitute "Residential Burglary" a Class B Felony (one notch below 1st Degree Murder). The cops here would be all over this case and that guy. Perhaps in Calif. they are more sensitive to the criminal's emotional needs. Alternatives: (1.) Go to the District Attorney directly. (2.) Sue the crap out of the guy civil court. Get a lawyer and go the Federal (Civil Rights violation route). After all, the victim was a female (a Protected Minority)!
ReplyDeleteUh ... when your state is bankrupt, and in a near state of anarchy ... . It's time to do stuff on your own.
ReplyDelete"Fine. I'll take care of it myself."
ReplyDeleteThat statement will cause the police to get off their asses. They tried that in Hillsboro, OR when some asshole was breaking into my car. I told the dispatcher I was going to go out there with a pistol, stand between the perp and my property, and see what the perp decides to do.
I hung up on her, four units rolled to my house in 5 minutes.
They caught the car clouter ... he was still running away from my house 10 blocks away.
Kristopher, that didn't work in Memphis. When our old house was burglarized a in 2000, the 911 dispatcher asked me if the perps were still in the house (I had just returned home from work to find the door kicked-in). I told her I didn't know, but I'd call her back if I needed her to send the meat wagon for the sorry a$$holes. She asked what I meant. I told her that if they were still inside, I'd consider their presence a threat to my safety and shoot them where they stood. 4 hours later, a cop arrived (and we lived exactly 1 mile from the nearest police station). Unfortunately, the bastards were long-gone before I got there. They were also never caught.
ReplyDeleteSFAOV Sgsaur
Depends on where you live, I guess. I took the same tack as Kristopher for a noise violation and had three squad cars and half a dozen cops at the house in minutes. Lived (past tense) in Memphis for 30+ years and the best I could get was a solo cop showing up 2 hours later and one time actually instructing me once in how to poison the neighbors dog. - Vice Sgt Boone
ReplyDeleteOK ... good on the Memphis cops. At least they don't object to people fixing problems they don't have the man-power to handle.
ReplyDeleteEarlier this week here in Miami, we had a guy pulled over by a couple of trolls with a phony police light on their dash. They robbed him, beat him, and left him on the side of the road.
ReplyDeleteWith actual unemployment numbers up at around 16%, crime is going to go right throught the roof. All states are laying off police and court personnel. LEO response time is going to be worse then ever and only the really bad stuff is going to be prosecuted anyways. We're gonna have to protect ourselves as best we can in the coming shit storm.
If these insurrectionists wanna gang up and go after the 0bama army of community organizers, well, I'd be tempted to pop some popcorn and turn on the TV.
I believe the real problem is, that 0bama will label anything they do as right wing extremism, and use it to take our guns and our rights away, just I believe as he'll use any moslem terrorist attack on US soil to do the same thing.
Call me paranoid.
Nope Linda .. you are spot on. As always, this will come down to the military sides with.
ReplyDeleteIsn't is a funny coincidence that when tax revenues fall, and something has to be cut, it is the police or fire departments that take the first hit?
ReplyDeleteNo. It is not funny. The pols in power know that all the 'luxury' things they have just added would be dumped in a second, and never missed, but if they cut back on police and fire services, people will give in and pay more taxes.
I have never seen a tax lifted once enacted. Oh, wait, the Spanish-American war of 1898 imposed a excise tax on telephony that was lifted after over 100 years.
phooey on all pols.
tomw