The Boston Tea Party was an act of terrorism

[Dante]

John Joachim Zubly - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Lesson One: Zubly

 

[Unkotare]

Ha! Dante is not.

I have a hobby of reading scholarly works and serious history of the colonies in North America leading up to and a bit after the so-called American revolution, which for my family with roots going back to the 1600s there is really a civil war.

I see neighbors, friends, relatives being turned on each other. **** that war between the states shit later on. The American revolution was the first civil war for Americans. Yes, we were called Americans long before the 1770s.

go back to teaching a Junior High School civic class, feeling like that makes you an educated scholar on anything.

I don't teach Jr High. What do you teach, bullshitter?

 

[rightwinger]

The Tea Party as it is called, was not an act carried out in a vacuum. It is convenient to look at it as an isolated act, thereby giving it the illusion of mere vandalism. But...

Terrorism is an attack on people
Vandalism is an attack on property

 

[Unkotare]

Having grown up in Boston, on the harbor.....

Where, exactly?

 

[Unkotare]

Dante grew up on, and playing all around Boston Harbor and it's islands. Dante found colonial history to be a part of his family history. Dante's family also helped colonize British Canada (NS/NB) in the 1780s.

FULL of shit.

 

[Dante]

I don't teach Jr High. What do you teach, bullshitter?

sorry

 

[Dante]

Where, exactly?

Right on the harbor. I spent years using it as a playground.

 

[Dante]

FULL of shit.

Really?

 

[Dante]

A horde of White men disguised themselves as Native Americans — coppering their faces and donning headdresses in the same tradition that would lead to blackfaced minstrel shows decades later — to commit seditious conspiracy and destroy private property. The riotous mob trespassed on three ships and destroyed goods worth nearly $2 million in today’s money — all because they didn’t want to obey a duly passed law.
I love this article, if for nothing else that it speaks truths, while asking serious questions.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/12/13/boston-tea-party-anniversary-crime-patriot/

Opinion | Was the Boston Tea Party an act of terrorism? It depends.

The Boston Tea Party took on the British 250 years ago. It pitted one American value against another.

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More Vandalism than Terrorism

The Tea Party as it is called, was not an act carried out in a vacuum. It is convenient to look at it as an isolated act, thereby giving it the illusion of mere vandalism. But...

"Terrorism is an attack on people. Vandalism is an attack on property." rightwinger

And vandalism happens during acts of terrorism. As I previously wrote, The Tea Party as it is called, was not an act carried out in a vacuum. It is convenient to look at it as an isolated act, thereby giving it the illusion of mere vandalism. But...

 

[Unkotare]

Right on the harbor. I spent years using it as a playground.

Full of shit ^^^^^

 

[Unkotare]

Really?

Yes, obviously.

 

[Dante]

John Joachim Zubly - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Lesson One: Zubly

Hang? Why hang? Because.. declaring open rebellion is treason, by any true definition of the term.

"The punishment for treason , as every member of Congress knew, was death by hanging." - McCullough

"The Declaration of Independence served as the point of no return for the members of the Continental Congress. Not only were the signers putting their lives and futures on the line, but they were also gambling with the lives of the 2.5 million colonists. Declaring open rebellion against the most powerful empire on earth, these men signed their "John Hancock's" to the Declaration of Independence. One of the signers of this document, Benjamin Franklin stated in earnest, "We must all hang together or, assuredly we shall all hang separately.""

Visit the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence Memorial (U.S. National Park Service)

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and Zubly? What the so-called patriots -- the colonists did to him was disgraceful. But they wanted, desired, coveted his land and fortunes.

 

[Weatherman2020]

A horde of White men disguised themselves as Native Americans — coppering their faces and donning headdresses in the same tradition that would lead to blackfaced minstrel shows decades later — to commit seditious conspiracy and destroy private property. The riotous mob trespassed on three ships and destroyed goods worth nearly $2 million in today’s money — all because they didn’t want to obey a duly passed law.
I love this article, if for nothing else that it speaks truths, while asking serious questions.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/12/13/boston-tea-party-anniversary-crime-patriot/

Opinion | Was the Boston Tea Party an act of terrorism? It depends.

The Boston Tea Party took on the British 250 years ago. It pitted one American value against another.

web.archive.org

Fact is only the tea was destroyed. The lock broken to get in the hold was replaced by the Colonists the next day.

If destroying property is terrorism, then why are the statue vandals and rioters of Antifa and blm not in prison for life?

 

[Dante]

Fact is only the tea was destroyed. The lock broken to get in the hold was replaced by the Colonists the next day.

Didn't say destroying property in and of itself is terrorism.

but okay

 

[BackAgain]

Let me highlight the laughabilitybof the thread headline.

“Terrorism.”

 

[sparky]

One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter

~S~

 

[Weatherman2020]

One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter

~S~

So Hamas and Taliban are fighting for freedom?

Yeah, freedom to rape and pillage.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Didn't say destroying property in and of itself is terrorism.

but okay

That’s all that took place v

 

[Dante]

That’s all that took place v

Mob action. 1773 all connected.

John Malcom

Tea act

Tea party

Tarring and Feathering

One of the most striking images from the lead up to the American Revolution is the image of tax collectors and loyalists being tarred and feathered by...

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[Dante]

So Hamas and Taliban are fighting for freedom?

Hmm...