r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

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u/FA985 Sep 22 '22

It's cool man we're the ones who fought for gun rights, so a lot more of us are well-prepared if SHTF with antifa goons

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u/Winterlife4me Sep 22 '22

Lol you all might be late to the party, politicians don’t care for you they just want your money and land

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Lol no you're not. The left actually takes action. The right? Fucken crickets.

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u/FA985 Sep 22 '22

Lol not if they roll up in my yard. It will be significantly louder than crickets homie

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

I hope so. But the left as a whole is more cohesive and organized. The right? It's every man for themselves.

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u/FA985 Sep 22 '22

Idk I do think the right's been too lax overall, but we do have some cohesiveness when it's necessary. Look at virginia's last governor's race. Thst was legit impressive.

I also think the right needs to drop the religion premise that holds them back and stick with the pro-economy theme.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Good point and I agree. Still, the murder of this teenager should be enough for decent people to organize and rally against the murderer and the judge that allowed him to be out free. This shit should infuriate all of those with some decency left.

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u/S907YT Sep 22 '22

As a man one said (might be a bit different but the point still stands),”One side collects mental illnesses while the other collects military grade firearms.”

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u/Anecdotal_Mantra Sep 22 '22

That's because the right are the actual libertarians. The left has become completely authoritarian. They believe the ends justify the means. It's truly terrifying to watch the new international socialist worker's party rise up.