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If you are an American, and if your country becomes comparable to Syria and ISIS, then you are not fighting for your freedom; you have failed in defending your
by yongjik 12y ago
If you are an American, and if your country becomes comparable to Syria and ISIS, then you are not fighting for your freedom; you have failed in defending your freedom (and your country as you know it).
All but the most oppressive government doesn't lightly kill its citizens. It instead sets up a propaganda campaign, paints an image of dangerous dissidents, and tell the common people to fear them and join the good (that is, the government's) side. And you know what: rifles works "perfectly" in that framework. If I were a covert agent in a dictatorship and if I had no conscience, I'd propose letting a few individuals get away with their rifles, and the government can go a merry chase to protect "public safety" while associating everyone who wants a better government with those "terrorists".