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HuckleB

(35,773 posts)
1. Who didn't know that's what he would do?
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 07:52 PM
Jan 2016


You can see the reality in his eyes. He's scared out of his mind. He's a daddy's boy, who never learned to stand up for himself in the family. Ugh.

randys1

(16,286 posts)
5. And I think it sucks the guy had to die. I blame fox and Rush and so on.
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 07:54 PM
Jan 2016

His mind was filled with lies and hatred but it didnt all get there thru his efforts alone.

These people are being lied to and being prodded into action

HuckleB

(35,773 posts)
7. Many people affect individuals, indeed.
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 07:57 PM
Jan 2016

Thus, we have the possibility of Trump, or Cruz, or who knows who as a GOP nominee. Now, I'm not saying any recent GOP candidate is worth a dime, but in comparison, what is going on in this crazy world?

Warpy

(111,335 posts)
13. Dying would have emded his ability to preen for the cameras
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 08:11 PM
Jan 2016

while blustering about the consta-too-shun, a document far beyond his level of reading comprehension. He now knows he's going on trial and sees that as another opportunity. I sincerely doubt he's ever considered he'll be convicted of at least some federal offenses and get packed off to prison. He sees himself as a patriot and great orator and thinks no one on a jury will convict him.

I'm just surprised Blue Tarp Man bought it during the bust. I thought they'd all cave.

HuckleB

(35,773 posts)
14. I thought that guy was a clear "suicide-by-cop" from the word "go."
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 08:28 PM
Jan 2016

I don't even know if he believed any of it. I just think he found a way out.

It's sad.

Mister Ed

(5,943 posts)
11. Thank you.
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 08:05 PM
Jan 2016

I don't know or care whether he refrained from opening fire on the arresting officers out of cowardice, or out a sudden flash of restraint and rationality. I'm just glad he refrained. For once, he's set a good example for his fellows.

 

SHRED

(28,136 posts)
12. I agree...
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 08:07 PM
Jan 2016

...I was taking him at his words and how he folded like a mouse in contrast to those words.

I'm glad he was arrested and only one death.

Quixote1818

(28,966 posts)
9. Well, the Feds gave him plenty of oppertunites to leave with no punishment
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 08:02 PM
Jan 2016

and he didn't leave so he did stand up for what he believed to a point. I imagine in these types of instances it's hard to back down because you fear those who followed you will no longer respect you.

Unrepentant Fenian

(1,078 posts)
15. One added bonus from all of this is...
Wed Jan 27, 2016, 08:52 PM
Jan 2016

Once they're convicted, none of these ass clowns will be able to own any more guns for the rest of their pathetic lives!!!

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