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Washington man arrested for threats against President - Anybody missing tonight?
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Socialist blather.
I never take mine off. Sure, my priest looks at me funny at communion, and my wife complains that it creates scratch marks (don't ask). But I'm freakin' prepared. You'll be sorry you weren't wearing yours when the EOTWAWKI comes. So will Father Mike and the wifey.
I say what's eternal damnation or a few upper thigh marks compared to socialist zombies?
I never take mine off. Sure, my priest looks at me funny at communion, and my wife complains that it creates scratch marks (don't ask). But I'm freakin' prepared. You'll be sorry you weren't wearing yours when the EOTWAWKI comes. So will Father Mike and the wifey.
I say what's eternal damnation or a few upper thigh marks compared to socialist zombies?
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Exactly.
Guy had small amounts of ammo for his AK-47 and his AR-15, as well as his shotgun and a .45 (I guess.) What a dummy.
Side note, for those of you trotting out Ruby Ridge, maybe you should listen to what one of the actual victims has to say about invoking that tragedy.
20 years after Ruby Ridge, there's forgiveness - US news - NBCNews.com
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Sara may be ready to forget the whole ordeal and get on with life. But we should never forget what the FBI did as once everyone forgets what evils they have committed, then they get to commit those evils all over again fresh and everyone will think that they are fresh evils.
Remember, those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. That statement is not just for school children.
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A lot more innocent lives were lost in the name of Ruby Ridge than just her family. By people who think and act a lot like the dummy in Federal Way.
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Their test were faulty - they used aluminum instead of actual tin.
But Grandma always called it tin foil. And now you're telling me I've been practicing unprotected paranoia? I should get tested.... Cripes.
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I find it interesting that you might know how the person in Federal Way thinks. Are you well acquainted with him?
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Reading the posters here as long as I have makes him feel familiar.
I'm sure you'll help solidify that in time. Welcome to the board.
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"A tin foil hat is a piece of headgear made from one or more sheets of aluminium foil or similar material. Alternatively it may be a conventional hat lined with foil. One may wear the hat in the belief that it shields the brain from electromagnetic fields; to prevent mind control and/or mind reading; or to limit the transmission of voices directly into the brain."
So I'm guessing you are safe for now, but get tested anyway...no sense in taking any chances
From wikipedia (on the interwebnetzthingie, so it has to be true!)
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Mrs. Alpha has obviously conquered the tin foil hat then. We might have something patentable. I'll be sad, and my mind will be controlled, but I'll be rich.
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I thank you for the welcome, you're a bit late there.. thanks anyway.. No I lurked for a long while before deciding if I really wanted to join as I read so many post authors that might be best described as posers rather than posters.. LOL and felt that some maturity was just what was needed.
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