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As a Seattle area native I'm sickened by what I see from the west side these days. I had no desire to move back other than to bask in cooler weather and support my folks.
We returned to Washington to be closer to my aging parents. We are independent business owners who can live virtually anywhere in the country. I lost my Dad only months after returning from what I refer to as 'free states' south of here. So glad I could spend his last moments at his side. Mom's health is fragile in itself.
We're in a small town in Eastern Washington which is in the reddest county of the state. Gun friendly conservatives for the most part, including our Sheriff. Nothing like living on the loony west side. A 'free county' if you will. I'm a big advocate of splitting our half of the state away from the leftist west. But we may sell off our properties and get the hell out of the state rather than put up with this BS any longer. If we lose Mom anytime soon, we'll be gone. Inslee and his nanny state politics are despicable.
If Seattle and the west side doesn't wake up to what it's become then I have to state that they deserve everything coming to them. I'm not sure it's worth fighting for but if we don't do it then who's going to? Obviously not elected officials or the police. I don't see Oath Keepers stepping up anytime soon (I'm a member). My out of state gun buddies are split, not sure if it's their problem or that of Seattle alone. Many of them feel that Seattle deserves what it gets and are hoping this is an educational moment for them. Others feel this will spread and are demanding to nip it in the bud ASAP.
For the record, Washington and Seattle are an absolute JOKE in the eyes of much of the nation. I speak as both a native and outsider. It's an embarrassment. Not what it was in the 60's when I was growing up. I left the state as a young adult, in search of sunshine and happier people after my job took me to both on a 28 state tour.
Why aren't area residents up in arms and surrounding 'CHAZ' in the masses, filling the streets over the entire Capitol Hill area in protest? What a bunch of mind-numbed sheep, the same type who'd elect such public representatives to begin with...
For the record, the PEOPLE are in charge of the government, not the other way around. The People aren't supposed to fear the government, it's the other way around. That's why we have 2A rights. We need to send the state (and NATION) a message. WE'VE HAD ENOUGH.
No use ranting here but if this is an intro then you have a good feel for where I stand. Take our state back or split it in half and allow freedom and liberty lovers flee the west in droves. IMHO it's the gun community who's going to have to lead that paradigm shift.
We are losing our nation to treasonous anarchist cowards, and Seattle has become the EPICENTER of that movement. Which side are you on, that of seeing our gun rights eroded away a fragment at a time, or that of making Washington a free state, with permitless carry as only the beginning of the restoration of our rights as Washingtonians?
I know where I stand. We need to organize and initiate. Any less and history will reflect our inaction.
We returned to Washington to be closer to my aging parents. We are independent business owners who can live virtually anywhere in the country. I lost my Dad only months after returning from what I refer to as 'free states' south of here. So glad I could spend his last moments at his side. Mom's health is fragile in itself.
We're in a small town in Eastern Washington which is in the reddest county of the state. Gun friendly conservatives for the most part, including our Sheriff. Nothing like living on the loony west side. A 'free county' if you will. I'm a big advocate of splitting our half of the state away from the leftist west. But we may sell off our properties and get the hell out of the state rather than put up with this BS any longer. If we lose Mom anytime soon, we'll be gone. Inslee and his nanny state politics are despicable.
If Seattle and the west side doesn't wake up to what it's become then I have to state that they deserve everything coming to them. I'm not sure it's worth fighting for but if we don't do it then who's going to? Obviously not elected officials or the police. I don't see Oath Keepers stepping up anytime soon (I'm a member). My out of state gun buddies are split, not sure if it's their problem or that of Seattle alone. Many of them feel that Seattle deserves what it gets and are hoping this is an educational moment for them. Others feel this will spread and are demanding to nip it in the bud ASAP.
For the record, Washington and Seattle are an absolute JOKE in the eyes of much of the nation. I speak as both a native and outsider. It's an embarrassment. Not what it was in the 60's when I was growing up. I left the state as a young adult, in search of sunshine and happier people after my job took me to both on a 28 state tour.
Why aren't area residents up in arms and surrounding 'CHAZ' in the masses, filling the streets over the entire Capitol Hill area in protest? What a bunch of mind-numbed sheep, the same type who'd elect such public representatives to begin with...
For the record, the PEOPLE are in charge of the government, not the other way around. The People aren't supposed to fear the government, it's the other way around. That's why we have 2A rights. We need to send the state (and NATION) a message. WE'VE HAD ENOUGH.
No use ranting here but if this is an intro then you have a good feel for where I stand. Take our state back or split it in half and allow freedom and liberty lovers flee the west in droves. IMHO it's the gun community who's going to have to lead that paradigm shift.
We are losing our nation to treasonous anarchist cowards, and Seattle has become the EPICENTER of that movement. Which side are you on, that of seeing our gun rights eroded away a fragment at a time, or that of making Washington a free state, with permitless carry as only the beginning of the restoration of our rights as Washingtonians?
I know where I stand. We need to organize and initiate. Any less and history will reflect our inaction.
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