bikerdruid
Philosopher
And what if we don't want their revolution? What if we think putting the hard left in charge would make things worse?
most revolutions involve violence, sadly.
And what if we don't want their revolution? What if we think putting the hard left in charge would make things worse?
most revolutions involve violence, sadly.
If the established order becomes too repressive, the revolt against it will be that much more horrendous and the changes much more sweeping. The right wing can reform or suffer the consequences when people get fed up.And what if we don't want their revolution? What if we think putting the hard left in charge would make things worse?
sadly?
most revolutions involve violence, sadly.
.....like what the american revolutionaries did to the british.So you kill them? Like Castro and Che did? Is that what you meant to say?
most revolutions involve violence, sadly.
Yup, communists crush democracy with brutal violence, torturing and killing the people who disagree with their twisted ideology.
And you read WHAT history book to get this information?
Any.
Any, huh?
Wow, that's a great answer!
The Daily News snapped photos of Occupy Wall Street nut case Nkrumah Tinsley, 29, prancing around after the movement coughed up $7,500 for his bail, his lawyer, Pierre Sussman said.
“It’s ridiculous that this guy is back on the street,” said City Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. (D-Queens), head of the public safety committee.
by 'any', he means 'none'.
And what if we don't want their revolution? What if we think putting the hard left in charge would make things worse?
It's OK, they'll just cut some city services to the poor and elderly to make up for it.Occupy San Diego.
Cost to taxpayer: $2.4 million.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/11/occupy-san-diego.html
And you read WHAT history book to get this information? Or maybe you read a social science book?
.....like what the american revolutionaries did to the british.
see how that works?
I don't think French naval squadrons are about to appear in the Chesapeake any time soon in support of the Occupy "movement".
The United Nations condemned the violence and called for an independent investigation into the deaths of at least 32 people and the injuring of 2,000 more since the latest clashes started in Cairo, Alexandria, Suez and other cities.