Seriously, no one is talking about the riots?

[Zlaxer]

We have a Marxists army burning our cities down and attacking citizens - and DoD say let them.

[SuburbanFarmer]

We have a Marxists army burning our cities down and attacking citizens - and DoD say let them.

Not the DoD's job tho. The governors control the national guard, and it's their job to defend the turf. If the governors don't want to, that's their prerogative, I guess.

[Martin Hash]

We have a Marxists army burning our cities down and attacking citizens - and DoD say let them.

Not the DoD's job tho. The governors control the national guard, and it's their job to defend the turf. If the governors don't want to, that's their prerogative, I guess.

Nationalize the National Guard then the president controls them. Bush did it for Iraq, remember.

[Zlaxer]

We have a Marxists army burning our cities down and attacking citizens - and DoD say let them.

Not the DoD's job tho. The governors control the national guard, and it's their job to defend the turf. If the governors don't want to, that's their prerogative, I guess.

Disagree - we have an organized enemy army.

They’re uniformed; have an organizational hierarchy; have been designated an enemy of the State; logistically supplied; and have and continue to harm US citizens.

If you disagree - explain how that does not constitute an army?

[SuburbanFarmer]

We have a Marxists army burning our cities down and attacking citizens - and DoD say let them.

Not the DoD's job tho. The governors control the national guard, and it's their job to defend the turf. If the governors don't want to, that's their prerogative, I guess.

Disagree - we have an organized enemy army.

They’re uniformed; have an organizational hierarchy; have been designated an enemy of the State; logistically supplied; and have and continue to harm US citizens.

If you disagree - explain how that does not constitute an army?

Doesn't matter if it's an army or not - that's exactly the purpose of the National Guard. They might donate 10,000 US Army members to the National Guard, but they still work for the National Guard.

As far as I can tell, only the governors have military authority over the states. Which is one of the great things about this country.

[Zlaxer]

Not the DoD's job tho. The governors control the national guard, and it's their job to defend the turf. If the governors don't want to, that's their prerogative, I guess.

Disagree - we have an organized enemy army.

They’re uniformed; have an organizational hierarchy; have been designated an enemy of the State; logistically supplied; and have and continue to harm US citizens.

If you disagree - explain how that does not constitute an army?

Doesn't matter if it's an army or not - that's exactly the purpose of the National Guard. They might donate 10,000 US Army members to the National Guard, but they still work for the National Guard.

As far as I can tell, only the governors have military authority over the states. Which is one of the great things about this country.

So if the Russians invade Cape Cod only the National Guard can fight them?

If it wasn’t for the obvious marxist organization I would prob agree with you - but this isn’t your “typical” mob.

[Zlaxer]

BTW, where is Fife? Constitutional crisis shit is right up his alley?

[GloryofGreece]

Yeah. We need a new Jordan Peterson. (I'm available.)

Why do we need a new one ?

He self-destructed from the stress.

If and when he wants back he will do fine . He has millions of followers .

[C-Mag]

Riots breaking out in London now I'm hearing

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

A free society is always held hostage by her citizens - as it should be.

From the best (IMHO) writer of the conservative commentariat, Kevin D Williamson,

We are not an entirely orderly people, we Americans. We live by a shared idea rather than shared blood, and more than any other people in the world are defined by a group of legal and political documents rather than by ancient consanguinity. We salute George Washington, but there’s a little Whiskey Rebellion in us, too, a little John Brown, a little Patrick Henry, a little μολὼν λαβέ

https://www.nationalreview.com/the-tues ... borliness/