
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
Guess
who the fascists, national socialists and other not-so-innocent
garbage are referring to when they project their descriptions onto
conservatives? Guess who they want to physically pummel into submission
or worse?
"Republicans, Staff Fear Violence against
Them as Opposition to Obamacare Repeal Intensifies," The Washington
Free Beacon reports. "House Republicans and their staff face may face
violence as the protests against the Affordable Care Act repeal
intensify."
"[Former County Sheriff David] Reichert
suggested having an exit strategy at town halls, maintaining a police
presence at the town halls, and replacing glass doors with a heavier
alternative," the story explains. So far so good. He understands
there's a physical threat, not just to property, but to life. The next
bit of advice invites challenge:
He also told them to be friendly and nice to protesters because of their First Amendment right to protest what they don't agree with ... During the meeting the Republicans went over strategies of engagement towards Democratic activists to make sure that they feel like their opinions and concerns were being heard by the other party. It was said that interactions should be conducted in a "'congenial' manner."
I posted my reaction to it on The War on Guns blog:
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Everyone is clear on who they're calling "fascist" and on who they want dead?
There's
no reasoning with domestic enemies who rely on violence, there is only
avoiding them, repelling them or stopping them. Assuming Republicans
are unwilling to halt political activities in the face of threats, that
means they must make sure they are conducted under appropriate
physical security. It also means individuals must either be protected
from attacks or be prepared to protect themselvesTo read more, or make a comment on this post, GO HERE
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