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Should simply drive through them with dump trucks.
Should simply drive through them with dump trucks.
Always nice to see measured and considered responses that do not resort to being hysterical as well as stupid .With one of these mounted on the front.
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Unfortunately , as we see here, it is we the peeps who are advocating America's devolve into a fascist stateIn the end, it's going to be "we the people" who will give the government the justification for abolishing protesting in this country.
They're finally starting to arrest those road blocking protesters here in the USA. Good. I prefer a much harsher punishment. But it's San Francisco, sooooo who cares. They voted for the leftist radical environment. They kind of deserve it.
Pretty good post!The following post is me not taking a side. But addressing this with an open mind and seeing things from an "outside the box" perspective. It's commonly referred to as
Protesting is a first Amendment right. One that we all might need at some point. It's extremely important to a free society, And one that I completely support.
BUT, people like this are going to force the government to stop allowing protests.
Wait, did I just say that? "The government to stop allowing protests?" If that's the case, then it's not really a right, is it?
Maybe we're all just assuming we have a "right" to protest. Maybe we've been fed a load of crap about our actual rights. Maybe they allow us to do it when it doesn't disrupt too much. Like the 1/6 protest. Or the BLM protests.
Personally, I think it's actually been a privilege this whole time, and not an actual right.
These people on the bridge were arrested for protesting. The people in the capital were arrested for protesting. (some were justifiably arrested for assault. But I'm referring to the ones who didn't assault anyone, didn't destroy any property).
In the end, it's going to be "we the people" who will give the government the justification for abolishing protesting in this country. It's things like this that makes me think those who were violently protesting and those that got out of hand (1/6 and BLM) should've been Rittenhoused by us citizens. Because ultimately, that would've been fighting for freedom. Because the violent protesters of 1/6, BLM and antifa didn't give a crap about the freedoms they were destroying in this country.
P.S. There's a LOT of things that Americans can't do now a days, because citizens went to far. Like carrying a gun in a gun rack to school. Having an automatic weapon. Hauling freight without a CDL and a log book.
Time to see if they took swimming lessons?It's a bridge....The solution is already there.....We could entertain ourselves rating their dives.
It seems harsh. But I am more inclined to go with big ass bulldozers.Should simply drive through them with dump trucks.
You know how hard it is to clean the treads after that?It seems harsh. But I am more inclined to go with big ass bulldozers.
Never had the occasion. But I imagine it wouldn’t be a pleasant task.You know how hard it is to clean the treads after that?
I came to that conclusion a long, long time ago.The following post is me not taking a side. But addressing this with an open mind and seeing things from an "outside the box" perspective. It's commonly referred to as
Protesting is a first Amendment right. One that we all might need at some point. It's extremely important to a free society, And one that I completely support.
BUT, people like this are going to force the government to stop allowing protests.
Wait, did I just say that? "The government to stop allowing protests?" If that's the case, then it's not really a right, is it?
Maybe we're all just assuming we have a "right" to protest. Maybe we've been fed a load of crap about our actual rights. Maybe they allow us to do it when it doesn't disrupt too much. Like the 1/6 protest. Or the BLM protests.
Personally, I think it's actually been a privilege this whole time, and not an actual right.
These people on the bridge were arrested for protesting. The people in the capital were arrested for protesting. (some were justifiably arrested for assault. But I'm referring to the ones who didn't assault anyone, didn't destroy any property).
In the end, it's going to be "we the people" who will give the government the justification for abolishing protesting in this country. It's things like this that makes me think those who were violently protesting and those that got out of hand (1/6 and BLM) should've been Rittenhoused by us citizens. Because ultimately, that would've been fighting for freedom. Because the violent protesters of 1/6, BLM and antifa didn't give a crap about the freedoms they were destroying in this country.
P.S. There's a LOT of things that Americans can't do now a days, because citizens went to far. Like carrying a gun in a gun rack to school. Having an automatic weapon. Hauling freight without a CDL and a log book.
