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'Sovereign citizens' group rejects most government authority | NOLA.comAt least two of the seven suspects accused of gunning down four St. John Parish sheriff's deputies Thursday reportedly have ties to the growing anti-government "sovereign citizens" movement. It is an extremist group, described by the FBI as a "domestic terrorist movement" that has proven itself so deadly to law enforcement that at least 80,000 officers and agencies have ordered training videos on how to defend themselves against its members.
guess the only liberty they recognize is their own.....But, I think that definition is more apt to describe an anarchist. Seems to me a Libertarian believes that, as long as you aren't stepping on anyone else's liberties, you should be allowed to do as you please.
Nothing like trying to smear an entire group of people by the antisocial actions of a few nut cases.
Fucking puny-minded bigot.
As you do to those you oppose?Nothing like trying to smear an entire group of people by the antisocial actions of a few nut cases.
Fucking puny-minded bigot.
'Sovereign citizens' group rejects most government authority | NOLA.comAt least two of the seven suspects accused of gunning down four St. John Parish sheriff's deputies Thursday reportedly have ties to the growing anti-government "sovereign citizens" movement. It is an extremist group, described by the FBI as a "domestic terrorist movement" that has proven itself so deadly to law enforcement that at least 80,000 officers and agencies have ordered training videos on how to defend themselves against its members.
THis is what the libertarian movement is going towards - rejection of all government authority, to the point that its acceptable to gun down government employees in cold blood
'Sovereign citizens' group rejects most government authority | NOLA.comAt least two of the seven suspects accused of gunning down four St. John Parish sheriff's deputies Thursday reportedly have ties to the growing anti-government "sovereign citizens" movement. It is an extremist group, described by the FBI as a "domestic terrorist movement" that has proven itself so deadly to law enforcement that at least 80,000 officers and agencies have ordered training videos on how to defend themselves against its members.
THis is what the libertarian movement is going towards - rejection of all government authority, to the point that its acceptable to gun down government employees in cold blood
'Sovereign citizens' group rejects most government authority | NOLA.comAt least two of the seven suspects accused of gunning down four St. John Parish sheriff's deputies Thursday reportedly have ties to the growing anti-government "sovereign citizens" movement. It is an extremist group, described by the FBI as a "domestic terrorist movement" that has proven itself so deadly to law enforcement that at least 80,000 officers and agencies have ordered training videos on how to defend themselves against its members.
THis is what the libertarian movement is going towards - rejection of all government authority, to the point that its acceptable to gun down government employees in cold blood
guess the only liberty they recognize is their own.....But, I think that definition is more apt to describe an anarchist. Seems to me a Libertarian believes that, as long as you aren't stepping on anyone else's liberties, you should be allowed to do as you please.
No, I think that definition is more apt to describe a sociopath. Most of those go into government.
'Sovereign citizens' group rejects most government authority | NOLA.comAt least two of the seven suspects accused of gunning down four St. John Parish sheriff's deputies Thursday reportedly have ties to the growing anti-government "sovereign citizens" movement. It is an extremist group, described by the FBI as a "domestic terrorist movement" that has proven itself so deadly to law enforcement that at least 80,000 officers and agencies have ordered training videos on how to defend themselves against its members.
THis is what the libertarian movement is going towards - rejection of all government authority, to the point that its acceptable to gun down government employees in cold blood
Sounds like liberals to me.. Liberals , bloodthirsty fucks who want to turn over a filmmaker for creating his own art, to ANIMALS to kill him.. Yep, I know this article is describing stinking liberals.
It looks like a sociopath who got involved with sovereign citizen types, then acting out his antisocial proclivities.guess the only liberty they recognize is their own.....But, I think that definition is more apt to describe an anarchist. Seems to me a Libertarian believes that, as long as you aren't stepping on anyone else's liberties, you should be allowed to do as you please.
No, I think that definition is more apt to describe a sociopath. Most of those go into government.
did you by chance, read the definition at the bottom of the OP? That definition looks more like an anarchist than a Libertarian.
They're everywhere....I have no qualms with hanging around around peaceful people....It goes with knowing who your neighbors are...Y'know, that whole "community" thing that antisocial leftbats like you are so fond of invoking.along with the City of New Orleans? Apparently, you are hanging with some fucking nutjobs....your name is appropriate.
guess the only liberty they recognize is their own.....But, I think that definition is more apt to describe an anarchist. Seems to me a Libertarian believes that, as long as you aren't stepping on anyone else's liberties, you should be allowed to do as you please.
No, I think that definition is more apt to describe a sociopath. Most of those go into government.
did you by chance, read the definition at the bottom of the OP? That definition looks more like an anarchist than a Libertarian.
No, I think that definition is more apt to describe a sociopath. Most of those go into government.
did you by chance, read the definition at the bottom of the OP? That definition looks more like an anarchist than a Libertarian.
Somebody being willing to shoot down anybody in cold blood sounds more like a sociopath to me. Anarchism, in a general sense, is merely the absence of the state, and it doesn't mean it's necessary to kill government officials.
