Militia group invades Middlefield, Ohio

[fightingquaker13]

Do you guys reckon' we'd have the idiot president we have if it weren't for women voters?  There, I said it and I don't care.  Guys, ya'll need to cinch up on that sack.  Even my wife says, with disgust I might add, that most women walk on their husbands....and who's fault would that be.

And I don't give a rat's behind what some willy-nilly, scared, do-gooder woman thinks.  Don't give them the time of day if they try to tell you what to do...tell 'em to move over there's a man around to run things now they've got nothing to worry about.

Cinch 'em up boys.

 
Just out of curiosity rastus, did you read Marshalette's post on the hunting thread about her 11 point buck? Just to refresh your memory, she climbed up a thorny tree to her stand and took the shot at 200yds. She shot him once in the chest, it didn't do the job (probably, in your view; not mine never, never,mine because she was girl ) any way the buck ran and she took the Texas heart shot, clipping off the family jewels in the process of kiling his ass. She then  proceeds to drag him back to the truck and singlehandly hoists a 200 ilb buck into the bed.
You, my friend can "cinch yours up. Me I like mine firmly attached. once again  . They don't hand out Ph.Ds at the door at UT.
fightingquaker13

[tombogan03884]

Do you guys reckon' we'd have the idiot president we have if it weren't for women voters?  There, I said it and I don't care.  Guys, ya'll need to cinch up on that sack.  Even my wife says, with disgust I might add, that most women walk on their husbands....and who's fault would that be.

And I don't give a rat's behind what some willy-nilly, scared, do-gooder woman thinks.  Don't give them the time of day if they try to tell you what to do...tell 'em to move over there's a man around to run things now they've got nothing to worry about.

Cinch 'em up boys.

I been saying that since the dumb b!tches elected jimmy carter.

[THE CORONER]

I been saying that since the dumb b!tches elected jimmy carter.

Easy on the lady folk fellas, or we'll all be cinchin up, yankin, and slappin it around by ourselves!

[fightingquaker13]

Easy on the lady folk fellas, or we'll all be cinchin up, yankin, and slappin it around by ourselves!

I knew there was a reason I liked you, smart with a highly developed sense of self preservation. I said I wouldn't bring up the pro-choice thing again, and I won't, but this is simply a cautionary tale. When I was in school I was very involved with the campus pro-choice group. Some of my buddies wanted to form a rugby team for our dorm. I told them I couldn't participate as the choice group and ROTC ate up my time. I was asked, "Why would you rather spend time with a bunch of girls than playing sports"? To which I responded, "A. spend my afternoons rolling around in the mud with a bunch of sweaty guys or B. I spend them drinking beer with a beer with a bunch of liberal women who are all  about sexual liberation. You do the the math". Coroner I am right there with you.
fightingquaker13 and

[Thanos]

None of you have mentioned the fact that even if the government didn't like these guys, even the liberals cannot take their guns away. Well regulated militia...heard that before?

The first time the pass a bill about taking my guns, I am am founding the "Well Regulated Militia Org." and they can fight me in court on that. There is not a chance in hell that they would win a court case against me. and by the time they got all the way to the Supreme Court...I would have 20 million members.


I might even found it tonight. Anyone want to join?

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[tombogan03884]

None of you have mentioned the fact that even if the government didn't like these guys, even the liberals cannot take their guns away. Well regulated militia...heard that before?

The first time the pass a bill about taking my guns, I am am founding the "Well Regulated Militia Org." and they can fight me in court on that. There is not a chance in hell that they would win a court case against me. and by the time they got all the way to the Supreme Court...I would have 20 million members.


I might even found it tonight. Anyone want to join?

I'm In if there's no physical limits. ( Heart attack a few years ago )

[fullautovalmet76]

I knew there was a reason I liked you, smart with a highly developed sense of self preservation. I said I wouldn't bring up the pro-choice thing again, and I won't, but this is simply a cautionary tale. When I was in school I was very involved with the campus pro-choice group. Some of my buddies wanted to form a rugby team for our dorm. I told them I couldn't participate as the choice group and ROTC ate up my time. I was asked, "Why would you rather spend time with a bunch of girls than playing sports"? To which I responded, "A. spend my afternoons rolling around in the mud with a bunch of sweaty guys or B. I spend them drinking beer with a beer with a bunch of liberal women who are all  about sexual liberation. You do the the math". Coroner I am right there with you.
fightingquaker13 and

I'm not going to put words in Rastus' mouth, but I THINK what he was trying to convey was that our political discourse has been skewed heavily toward the issues that concern women since they ratcheted up their involvement in politics from the '60's onward. In other words, things like Social Security, universal health care, reproductive rights, and public safety are all things that most women care about. And some have used these issues to advance a very socialist agenda, an agenda that is very hostile to our 2A rights. Therefore if men want their issues heard and acted upon, they must get reengaged in the process and start working to reshape the debate.

If one watches the local or national news, one will notice that many of the reporters and anchors are women. Naturally, they are going to report the news from a view point that relates to women. I'm not suggesting that there is some grand cabal out there trying to emasculate the men in the political discourse. But if one watches the news, even the advertising on television, is made for and heavily promoted for women.

And before any slams me for being a chauvinist, I gave a much broader and deeper speech in college on this subject and the intellectually honest women and men agreed with me. The ones who had an ax to grind attempted to marginalize and discredit me.....

[fightingquaker13]

I'm not going to put words in Rastus' mouth, but I THINK what he was trying to convey was that our political discourse has been skewed heavily toward the issues that concern women since they ratcheted up their involvement in politics from the '60's onward. In other words, things like Social Security, universal health care, reproductive rights, and public safety are all things that most women care about. And some have used these issues to advance a very socialist agenda, an agenda that is very hostile to our 2A rights. Therefore if men want their issues heard and acted upon, they must get reengaged in the process and start working to reshape the debate.

If one watches the local or national news, one will notice that many of the reporters and anchors are women. Naturally, they are going to report the news from a view point that relates to women. I'm not suggesting that there is some grand cabal out there trying to emasculate the men in the political discourse. But if one watches the news, even the advertising on television, is made for and heavily promoted for women.

And before any slams me for being a chauvinist, I gave a much broader and deeper speech in college on this subject and the intellectually honest women and men agreed with me. The ones who had an ax to grind attempted to marginalize and discredit me.....

 

I agree on a lot of the facts and I think its a good thing. If I'm hearing you correctly you are saying:
1)50% of our population stood up for themselves and are now represented. Bringing in a new perspective brought new issues into political prominance, as what was considered private and "apolitical" when men didn't have to do it, all of a sudden became a matter of public concern; just like workplace issues like wages, hours and freedom of contract were always political because they were mens issues. Having women reporters meant that issues pertaining to women that had been ignored by men, became newsworthy, because just like men, women tend to address those things  they feel most strongly about.
2) Advrtisers are now catering to this new species known as "woman". Largely because both male and female researchers finally noticed that women watch more TV and do most of the household shopping, even in two income households. Its just like how the media discovered old farts.I swear to God, I diagnose myself with a dozen different diseases and know the namee the wonder pill to cure them just from watching an hour of cable news. Wheres Geritol when you need it? Its called following the money.
As far as 2A stuff goes once again its because hunting and guns and the military were considered a male thing. No girls allowed the club house. Don't trouble yourself little lady, you've got a big strong man to protect you. You wonder why women aren't as into this as men are? It just wasn't part of the culture. Doing ROTC in the late eighties I was with the first generation of women who could expect to be taken seriously as officers. Even then the patriachal, patronizing views that women were too delicate to be in combat, kill somebody or horrors be captured and raped (as though tihs never happens to male POWs), were offensive to lot of my male classmates. The thing is we reap what we sow. BUT with ccw laws, the take back the night movement a strong, individualistic sense of feminism that tells women my age (pushing forty) and younger that they won't be victims ,we are seeing a marked increase in women getting involved in defense issues and the shooting sports. Its just like women's sports, you want them to get involved take them seriously.
Equality, respect and capitalism. As a good libertarian, I like it!! Girls are Cool
fightingquaker13

[THE CORONER]

I'm not going to put words in Rastus' mouth, but I THINK what he was trying to convey was that our political discourse has been skewed heavily toward the issues that concern women since they ratcheted up their involvement in politics from the '60's onward. In other words, things like Social Security, universal health care, reproductive rights, and public safety are all things that most women care about. And some have used these issues to advance a very socialist agenda, an agenda that is very hostile to our 2A rights. Therefore if men want their issues heard and acted upon, they must get reengaged in the process and start working to reshape the debate.

If one watches the local or national news, one will notice that many of the reporters and anchors are women. Naturally, they are going to report the news from a view point that relates to women. I'm not suggesting that there is some grand cabal out there trying to emasculate the men in the political discourse. But if one watches the news, even the advertising on television, is made for and heavily promoted for women.

And before any slams me for being a chauvinist, I gave a much broader and deeper speech in college on this subject and the intellectually honest women and men agreed with me. The ones who had an ax to grind attempted to marginalize and discredit me.....

I totally agree with you.  I think there are alot of women who think they have to compete with men, when working in a "man's environment" so-to-speak.  They behave like they have to prove something, rather than deal with the daily task, and go home when their shift's over.  A horrible position to be in if you are a man working under a female, is that she will show her authority without hesitation if your not performing to her expectations.  I've seen it time and time again.  While I love strong women, I value their sensibility far more.  And when a woman feels she has something to prove; she will beat that path bare. 

[fullautovalmet76]

 

I agree on a lot of the facts and I think its a good thing. If I'm hearing you correctly you are saying:
1)50% of our population stood up for themselves and are now represented. Bringing in a new perspective brought new issues into political prominance, as what was considered private and "apolitical" when men didn't have to do it, all of a sudden became a matter of public concern; just like workplace issues like wages, hours and freedom of contract were always political because they were mens issues. Having women reporters meant that issues pertaining to women that had been ignored by men, became newsworthy, because just like men, women tend to address those things  they feel most strongly about.
2) Advrtisers are now catering to this new species known as "woman". Largely because both male and female researchers finally noticed that women watch more TV and do most of the household shopping, even in two income households. Its just like how the media discovered old farts.I swear to God, I diagnose myself with a dozen different diseases and know the namee the wonder pill to cure them just from watching an hour of cable news. Wheres Geritol when you need it? Its called following the money.
As far as 2A stuff goes once again its because hunting and guns and the military were considered a male thing. No girls allowed the club house. Don't trouble yourself little lady, you've got a big strong man to protect you. You wonder why women aren't as into this as men are? It just wasn't part of the culture. Doing ROTC in the late eighties I was with the first generation of women who could expect to be taken seriously as officers. Even then the patriachal, patronizing views that women were too delicate to be in combat, kill somebody or horrors be captured and raped (as though tihs never happens to male POWs), were offensive to lot of my male classmates. The thing is we reap what we sow. BUT with ccw laws, the take back the night movement a strong, individualistic sense of feminism that tells women my age (pushing forty) and younger that they won't be victims ,we are seeing a marked increase in women getting involved in defense issues and the shooting sports. Its just like women's sports, you want them to get involved take them seriously.
Equality, respect and capitalism. As a good libertarian, I like it!! Girls are Cool
fightingquaker13

I think you and I are generally on the same page here.....Thanks for the follow up, as I think you have some good points.....