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The first fascist party arose in Italy, not Germany, as a reaction to the violence and destabilization caused by communist revolutionaries after WWI. The term fascist is derived from the Latin word "fascita." The fascita was a sort of ceremonial club, sometimes fitted with a axe head, carried by the bodyguards of high ranking officials in ancient Rome. It consisted of a bundle of sticks lashed together to form a handle. It was chosen as the symbol of Mussolini's fascists beacuse it represented strength in unity, the bundle being stronger than the individual sticks that it was made of.

I seem to recall that Hillary's slogan in the last campaign was "Stronger Together." Hmmm.

Italy had Fascists, Germany had Socialists.

Fascists have a Dictator who tells businesses what needs to be produced and how much. You are then free to purchase from among the things the Dictator decides you can choose from.

Socialists nationalize some businesses and otherwise control the remaining businesses. Socialists use your taxes to then purchase what they determine you need and then give it to you (unless it runs out)

The left is full of authoritative controllers who know more about what you need than you do. Strange that those systems always fail and lead to massive die offs from starvation or war.
 
She's single guys.
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Here's another news story from the Cottage Grove Sentinel, some interesting comments posted by the lefties.

UPDATED: Windows broken at Wolfclan Armory

Just so everyone knows, the comment section is run by Disqus which is on most of the media websites. Disqus is a tracker and follows comments across all of the websites and links then to your email and IP address. Even viewing the comments (by not having a program specifically block it) you get tracked.

If I owned disqus I would purposefully put in inflammatory comments so I could get people to comment and track them. There is a lot of money in selling your information. If you comment or even view the comments, someone is making money off your profile.

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It reminds me of the Portland fur store put out of business by the leftist wacko's. I think they had to hire security out front.

They had actually been there for decades. Business was declining due to societal changes already and would have closed shop eventually. Leftist and Progressives only believe in the law when it suits their needs, then award themselves moral superiority to justify violating other people's civil rights to get what they want.
 
people in cottage grove be like:

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To be honest the owners and their son are idiots of the neo-NAZI persuasion. It also isn't a gun store but a weapons shop with knives, clubs and some airsoft. I really wouldn't piss on any of them if they were on fire... but so long as they abide by the law they need to be left alone. Just because I don't like someone for what they think or say does not mean they don't deserve their civil rights or protection under the law.

The irony is that the woman who smashed their window and the people who support her are using tactics no different than the NAZI's did prior to and during WW2.
 
i agree @3MTA3.

vandalism is a crime. its not her job to decide the punishment of the owner(unless shes on a jury) and play vigilante smashing the windows in. im wondering if she was after the shop because of the guns themselves or perhaps, the owner of the shop and his beliefs? maybe he did something to her we're not hearing about? or all 3. idk.

who knows.

some peoples kids
 
They twist it whatever way they can.

But to be fair, all too often even gun owners call their guns "weapons" too often.

I always try to refer to them as either firearms (preferably) or guns, almost never 'weapons'. Anything can be a weapon, it depends on the use something is put to, so at best it is vague, at worst pejorative. Most firearms in private hands are rarely used as weapons.
Some of the people who call firearms "weapons" may use that term due to time spent in the Army. In basic, we'd get dropped for pushups if you called your rifle a "gun."
 
Good one, Diamondback. I wonder if the services still follow this? I always suspected the reason why the military calls a rifle or pistol a weapon instead of a gun is because two syllables sound more impressive than one.
 

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