They’re out there. They’re picketing and screaming. Every once in a while, they break in here.
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1st amendment passed you by, eh?
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Critical Thinker 
Keep posting your Insults and Nonsense…
‘Make a Hole,
Make it Wide’ ! 
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Don, it’s you and your friends who can’t engage in thoughtful and respectful conversation. Im a proud supporter of the US, the Constitution, and the 2nd Amendment. I am not a supporter of Donald Trump. It’s that simple. You do you. But don’t expect everyone to agree.
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Just for fun and for people who use vulger language instead of making useful contributions.
The First Amendment protects five fundamental freedoms: religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It primarily shields individuals from government censorship and restrictions on these freedoms. However, it does not protect against restrictions imposed by private entities, like social media companies or employers.
What the First Amendment is:
Protects against government censorship:
.
The First Amendment prevents the government from making laws that restrict freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
Guarantees freedom of speech:
.
This includes the right to express oneself through words, actions, and various forms of media, with some limitations.
Protects freedom of religion:
.
This encompasses both the freedom to practice any religion and the freedom from government-established religion.
Guarantees freedom of the press:
.
This allows for the dissemination of information and ideas without government interference.
Protects the right to assemble:
.
Individuals have the right to gather peacefully to express their views.
Protects the right to petition the government:
.
This allows citizens to appeal to the government for redress of grievances.
What the First Amendment is not:
Not a shield against private censorship:
Private individuals, organizations, and businesses (like social media companies) can restrict speech on their platforms.
Not absolute:
There are some categories of speech not protected by the First Amendment, such as incitement to violence, defamation, and obscenity.
Does not protect against all speech:
While the First Amendment protects a wide range of speech, it doesn’t cover speech that incites violence or poses a clear and present danger.
Does not protect speech that violates the law:
For example, speech that incites violence or defamation is not protected.
Does not prevent private employers from setting rules:
Employers can restrict employee speech in the workplace, even if that speech is protected under the First Amendment outside of work.
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There it is! A Coherent Post
I knew you had it in you
but otherwise you failed miserably in the last 5-8 posts
You Insulted, and used inappropriate language—HARD FAIL.
You are just like the Democrat’s calling ‘Rioter’s’ Peaceful Protestor’s’.
Had you attempted a discourse you time here might have been long and Prosperous.
But NO, you had to be an Insulting Vermin and you will be asked to leave.
You are NOT a GUNNER but a HATER prolly w/ a severe case of ‘TDS’.
I don’t care, as far as I am concerned you bring nothing but HATE to the table
and that I can’t and won’t abide.
Don’t communicate with me anymore THAT IS MY RIGHT TO REQUEST.
If you cause trouble the COMMUNITY (which you obviously know nothing about)
has responded ans so have I.
As a Paying Member of the USCCA I have a right to be here----DO YOU?
I will continue to block your ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, Play nice or get Banned.
Maybe you can come back here as a Human next time.
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I’m sorry Brother Brad, you posted as I was ‘Flagging’ ‘Mr. Thinker’
USCCA it was an ERROR in timing on my part.
Brad did nothing/say nothing wrong or offensive.
This is Brad’s post I mistakenly Flagged!
BradRegular
Just for fun and for people who use vulger language instead of making useful contributions.
The First Amendment protects five fundamental freedoms: religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It primarily shields individuals from government censorship and restrictions on these freedoms. However, it does not protect against restrictions imposed by private entities, like social media companies or employers.
What the First Amendment is:
Protects against government censorship:
.
The First Amendment prevents the government from making laws that restrict freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
Guarantees freedom of speech:
.
This includes the right to express oneself through words, actions, and various forms of media, with some limitations.
Protects freedom of religion:
.
This encompasses both the freedom to practice any religion and the freedom from government-established religion.
Guarantees freedom of the press:
.
This allows for the dissemination of information and ideas without government interference.
Protects the right to assemble:
.
Individuals have the right to gather peacefully to express their views.
Protects the right to petition the government:
.
This allows citizens to appeal to the government for redress of grievances.
What the First Amendment is not:
Not a shield against private censorship:
Private individuals, organizations, and businesses (like social media companies) can restrict speech on their platforms.
Not absolute:
There are some categories of speech not protected by the First Amendment, such as incitement to violence, defamation, and obscenity.
Does not protect against all speech:
While the First Amendment protects a wide range of speech, it doesn’t cover speech that incites violence or poses a clear and present danger.
Does not protect speech that violates the law:
For example, speech that incites violence or defamation is not protected.
Does not prevent private employers from setting rules:
Employers can restrict employee speech in the workplace, even if that speech is protected under the First Amendment outside of work.
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Not just yours.
How many times do we need to post this. If we lived by it, we wouldn’t be having this discussion!
I’ve noticed that the rioters have absolutely no fear confronting law enforcement, not even afraid of the feds!
IMHO.
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I love that Quote Brother.
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They have moral as well as tactical support on websites like Crimethinc. It’s the budding anarchist’s goto starter kit, a collection of information to promote anonymous action against the state; an international rebel alliance for the renegade anxious to begin a career dedicated to destroying civilized society.
Downloadable content includes tactics to neutralize law enforcement like the currently popular handy guide listing 7 steps to evade and resist ICE
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Bless your heart!
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“… On this 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States Army, we pay tribute to every legend of liberty who sacrificed their life to keep America safe, sovereign, and free. As my Administration continues the work of protecting our homeland and upholding our way of life, we proudly summon the spirit, confidence, and resolve of the intrepid men who won our independence on the battlefield 250 years ago — and we vow that their legacy of courage will never perish, and that our sacred birthright of freedom will never, ever die.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim June 14, 2025, as a day in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States Army. This We’ll Defend.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this
thirteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord two thousand twenty-five, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and forty-ninth.
DONALD J. TRUMP
“
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“Crimethinc” are you kidding me 
Isn’t that the one from Resident Evil, nah, that’s the Umbrella Corporation.
Maybe the one in RoboCop, nope that’s, Omni Consumer Corporation,
Perhaps from the Purge, no, no, no, wait.
It’s from the upcoming movie called The Pardon…
Yeah, yeah, the one where the guy falls up a set of stairs three time, falls off a bike and trips over a sandbag and is always getting lost. Has to be escorted by the Cheshire Cat, no, no, no, the EasterBunny.
This is the opening sequence to the Pardon…
We are the dystopian society of the future! All we’re missing are the darkening skies and the eerie music!
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Oh come on man, Lighten up!
Pudding is Fertilizer Bruh!
The Demon’s are spiraling!
Al Queeda may be in da Houze!
Mexico wants CA, AZ and NM back!
Migrant (Americans) throw water bottles at Police get tackled by
a fed up AMERICAN!
It’s ALL a Movie! Pop some Pop corn Brother and enjoy the show!
Look @ the posts here for instance We’re ready to Par-tey like it’s 1776!
(2) Dem’s in Minnyhaha got shot opening their front door this morning
I feel sad for them but they FAFO’d dude!
You can’t stir the sh!t and expect to not get any on you !
'Tanks, Helo’s and Troopers OH MY in DC as we speak! GLORIOUS!
We’re going to win this thing!
WWG1WGA
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I bet you mean that in a Southern way.
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Everyone has a right to voice their opinion here weather we agree or not as long as we stay respectful to each other. This is why I try not to talk politics or religion people always think they are right and who ever disagrees with them is wrong. The protest in MY OPINION is BS but as long as they stay peaceful it is their right , once the protest turn violent or disruptive they should be broke up and the people getting violent or disruptive should be arrested. God Bless you and all on this sight.
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Bless their hearts!
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As sad as this is, anyone know if this suspect was apprehended yet?
Allegedly, a Mr. Vance Boelter murdered two politicians of Minnesota today. He was impersonating a police officer, had what looked like a police uniform, and vehicle, exchanged gunfire with law enforcement officers, and fled.
He was married, with children and had some ties to the state government of MN.
In the car he was in, were dozens of flyers reading “No Kings” on them. I didn’t know what that meant, had to look it up, it’s basically and anti Trump protest vernacular.
I plead to us all, let’s take a high road, not instigate violence, but be bigger than that, in our values and helping pick up others up. Cool heads prevail.
How, why? I got a million Q’s.
Backgrounds:
https://www.mnafricansunited.org/notid/dr.-vance-boelter-e.d.d.
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Burdo, While I agree with your sentiment (cool heads prevail)
You don’t have to worry about US instigating Violence My Good Sir.
We are DEFENDERS, Protector’s and Gunner’s.
NOT Radical Left sh!t stirrers.
Speaking just for myself: ‘I DON’T START FIGHTS, I FINISH THEM’.
WWg1WGA
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Not apprehended as of this moment.
Discussion on this event here:
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