"Those who say the blood of Patriots, you know, and all the stuff about how we’re gonna have to move against the government," Biden said. "If you think you need to have weapons to take on the government, you need F-15s and maybe some nuclear weapons." [More]
Talk about a situation rich in target opportunities!
You have to wonder what sort of cowards or traitors wouldn't resist maniacal totalitarians who would do this.
And The Bee has a point.
[Via Michael G]
UPDATE-- This post wins (language caution):
A government that uses attack aircraft and nuclear weapons on its own citizens is a government that has lost any legitimacy it once claimed. Instead, it has become an occupying force, no less than the Wehrmacht in 1943 Poland or the Red Army in 1956 Hungary...and even the latter did not use attack aircraft and nuclear weapons, though they had both available.
ReplyDeleteSwatting people carrying AR-15s' with nuclear weapons hardly seems like uniting us. I'm not a nuke expert, but won't the explosion of one of those things on American soil also kill a lot of innocent people too? And I've read that the downwind area will get a lot of fallout. I guess we can forget about growing things near ground zero too, for a while. Can a nuke detonate in the US and not severely effect the petroleum pipelines, electrical grid, and transportation systems? Won't the Democrats forever after be known as the Party that nuked their own country? Using F-15s' to go after gun owners doesn't sound cost effective.
ReplyDeleteI guess every successful insurgency from the Viet Cong to the Taliban didn't get the memo. SCROTUS (so called ruler of the US) is a buffoon.
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: "I guess every successful insurgency from the Viet Cong to the Taliban didn't get the memo."
ReplyDeleteThey did get the memo - it was entitled "Queensbury Rules". To think that the gummint would similarly tie its hands in domestic operations is folly. This is now the second major gummint official to threaten nuclear strikes against domestic targets. They're issuing a new memo.