A Few Questions

Posted on November 17, 2020 by Wes Rhinier
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David
David
3 years ago

Cops have become agents for the courts and thereby,the politicians and banks. Courts are courts of law by precedence now and there is no justice in those rooms. So until the cops decide to serve the public again and not the masters alone,yeah,it’s gone too far to fix. IMHO

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gail jansen
gail jansen
3 years ago

We are at the point of no return. I believe it will take physical presence and physical strength to force any action at this point. unfortunately, the election and the crimes committed against our country are being given over to attorneys and courts to solve. That is a form of enforced impotence designed to control us and the truth. Lawyers also know that “Legal is not moral; Moral is not legal.” This is an axiom which is incomprehensible to people who have never had the misfortune to be a legal client. The only answer to this ultimate quagmire is prayer (a physical commitment of time & attention) and physical interaction with anyone or institution which is in opposition.

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Sherhood Jones
Sherhood Jones
3 years ago

Federal law enforcement has NOT aligned itself with treason! But! Federal LE management, from the gs-14 level, and up-HAVE aligned themselves with communist democrat deep state useful idiots with no cause and effect genes!

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James Edward Trammell
James Edward Trammell
3 years ago

It’s time to take our country back , didn’t want it on my watch but if not now when, if not our generation then whose. Let’s move to protect our kids and grandkids.

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rightasusual2003gmailcom
rightasusual2003gmailcom
3 years ago

I have a question perhaps someone can answer (feel free to post this question elsewhere, if it gets me an answer).
My anti-gun husband has -- kind of -- compromised, and is OK with my getting a crossbow. I’ve never used one (but, was a terrific archer when young with traditional type bows).
Given I have some issues with hand/wrist strength, due to previous injuries, can someone recommend types that might be good for me to start with? Perhaps good places to purchase one? Roughly what would be a reasonable price for a starter bow (I’m assuming that I would probably upgrade as I become more proficient)?

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