There are people on my side (well, they say they're on my side anyway) who say we have to apologize for the vehemence with which we defend our liberty and property and who say we must "tone down our rhetoric" and apologize for collectivist haters getting the wrong idea from our message. [More]S'OK, Mike.
Some of us are happy to see you ramp it up.
The collectivist buttheads are not going to be happy when they see my ramp, if they see it. I don't have a wrong message either. I only have one message, leave me alone or cough up blood. III.
ReplyDeleteI'll certainly never apologize for living or for insisting on being left alone to do it my own way.
ReplyDeleteBeing left alone is the only thing I'm asking for. That's no rhetoric.
I'm all done backing up...
They started whatever escalation of hostilities exists. They're not big on apologizing for actually killing people, much less insulting them and wanting their freedoms rationed.
ReplyDeleteI've noticed, in the case of the Ohio woman who a week ago helped a sex offender escape from a halfway house and head for the Southwest, taking her 4-year-old daughter along, the FBI and the Marshals Service aren't getting any calls from helpful citizens, though the truck they're in has a unique look. Fed up with feds, gotten over being gaga over government? Those unintended consequences...
There are no apologies forthcoming.
ReplyDeleteI have studied and observed government meddling for several years and have determined that I am tired of being micromanaged by my hired hands and by people who don't even have a horse in the race. I refuse to dictate to others as to how they should live their lives and I ask - no, demand - that they stay the hell out of my life. I will afford them the same courtesy.