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There's that Damn name again.
There's that Damn name again.
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I'll be surprised if they take hard action during an election year.
I guess you condemn those folks who participated in the underground railroad then.
Me and you will never agree on this
Not even close
I see that video posted in this thread of those lying bastards bragging about taking land and it angers me
You see it and you defend their actions and existence
I have to put you into the same category as BLM
No gray area here
I haven't seen anything and I'm not defending anything just saying you don't know crap and the way you speak of it makes that obvious. States, private landowners, feds, Heck countries fight about this crap all the time. Trying to make it some big constitutional over reach issue is absurd. Maybe in this case it's BS but the idea that such a situation is automatically evil is ignorant.
All the ranchers should just say "**** it" and stop selling beef commercially. Downsize their herd to just what their family and local community needs. Maybe people will wake up when we're eating $10/lb burgers imported from China.
zincwarrior
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I'd hate to be walking and get hit by an underground locomotive.
So the County Judge, like he is trying to pull the wool over someone's eye's by using the actual name for his office, only wants locals in the local meeings. That underhanded bastard! How dare he be a freemason. He needs to go worship Satan and let outsiders run his County. Since they ain't going along they have no right to control their own destiny.
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ShellbackBill
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Wanna hear something scary?
I was reading the Orange TX paper this week, reading the list of crimes and Police activity.
There were two different situations where the suspect was charged with "Terrorist threats". No details, but this scares me seeing this type of charge seemingly overused.
But they told us the Patriot act wasn't meant to be used against Americans, right?
I was reading the Orange TX paper this week, reading the list of crimes and Police activity.
There were two different situations where the suspect was charged with "Terrorist threats". No details, but this scares me seeing this type of charge seemingly overused.
But they told us the Patriot act wasn't meant to be used against Americans, right?
The Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act.
PATRIOT is an acronym, if you didn't know. And all that Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) a.k.a. Title 50 stuff falls right in line with it. So does all that CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement) Act stuff.
PATRIOT is an acronym, if you didn't know. And all that Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) a.k.a. Title 50 stuff falls right in line with it. So does all that CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement) Act stuff.
Dude thats a Texas crime. It's when someone threatens another person with bodily harm with the intent to cause fear. It isn't overused because it's dang hard to prove so you can bet that it's a pretty good case. It would take about 10 sec to google this crap but instead you make an absurd and paranoid, not to mention incorrect, post about the name of this crime. It's just sad.
