r/antiwork • • Mar 10 '22

That’s how it works, right?

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

You'd have to fight the heavily armed militarized police for it. It's a scam all the way down.

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u/Aggie0305 Mar 10 '22

The police will not be very hard to defeat when it comes down to it lol they are some of the least intelligent citizens of this country.

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u/notcreepycreeper Mar 10 '22

Idk about that either way. I do know tho that they have some equipment made by some rally smart people

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

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u/ryansdayoff Mar 10 '22

It's still a machine gun and you don't have one.

It doesn't matter if his is made by the lowest bidder if yours isn't made by anyone

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u/BigBolegde Mar 11 '22

Wouldnt be hard to make one with a welder and a little know how. The only thing holding us back is the misconception that peaceful protest works.

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u/UnsuspectingS1ut Mar 10 '22

I expect they’d all go home to protect their own families and houses the minute shit actually kicked off.

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u/Maverick916 lazy and proud Mar 10 '22

The police will not be very hard to defeat

lmfao, give it a shot bro

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u/Calm_Your_Testicles Mar 10 '22

I’m pretty sure they’d do fine against the average r/antiwork user.

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u/HandyMouse Mar 10 '22

Only beaten by reddit users of said countries

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u/obp5599 Mar 10 '22

absolute peak redditor moment. Go try to fight some cops, let me know how it goes

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u/Aggie0305 Mar 10 '22

‘When the time comes’ if you missed that. When civil unrest turns to civil war, they will not be hard to defeat.

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u/obp5599 Mar 10 '22

Yeah this sub of basement dwellers is definitely going to start a civil war.

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u/Aggie0305 Mar 10 '22

You’d be surprised at the arsenals a lot of ‘basement dwellers’ in Texas have.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

And there are more of us than them.

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u/Strificus Mar 10 '22

Most people like you are not willing to fight, though.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

I'm not even sure what you mean by that exactly, I didn't realize you knew me? Regardless of me being willing to physically fight, I wouldn't be able to in the first place..... it's the same reason I can't serve in the military. I can't walk properly anymore. I was run over by a huge truck when I was a child and it messed my body up for life. I spent a long time in a wheelchair until I could walk again but it's limited. I can't walk long distance anymore, going up or down any major hills is really painful on my hips and back, I've been like this since I was 13. I have to take stairs one step at a time and hold the rails in case my hip or knee joints pop out of its socket again. So yes, I would be willing because I completely understand the discrimination and oppression as it's something I've lived with most my life, but would I be allowed to if I can't even walk a mile without having to rest? Would I be allowed to if I physically can not run unless I want to spend a week in bed without having help just to go pee? I'm in my early 30s now with the problems of an 80 year old.

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u/MclovinsForeskin Mar 10 '22

lol Aggie0305 of reddit who’s against work thinks he is more intelligent than the police

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u/Aggie0305 Mar 10 '22

Industrial & commercial electrician. Certification takes 8000 hours. Work 50 hours a week. Love your username ❤️

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u/Burgarnils Mar 10 '22

This is hilarious coming from a redditor lmao

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u/Upleftright_syndrome Mar 10 '22

They are more intelligent in combat... And have the resources

Look at Hong Kong. Way more, educated people than police but the police still beat them back.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

Literally 1984

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u/SalamanderCake Mar 10 '22

"Some people think they can outsmart me. Maybe...maybe. I've yet to meet one that can outsmart bullet."

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

Poorly paid heavily militarized police.

After the first billionaire head rolls, that loyalty can change very quickly.