Terrorists occupy federal building in Oregon

[ZEE]

Uncle Sparky has really large and hairy man-boobs.

[Lonestar]

So do I.

Want me to put up some photos when I get home?

[Egbert]

Poast it in the babe thread.

[Ben Kenobi]

Loads of white guys with guns occupy government, meh...

It's actually quite a big deal for those who actually believe in private property - the Bureau of Land Management has spent over 20 years harassing this one family to claim their land, and has even sued to be 'right of first refusal' should it be sold, that they would be the primary buyer. Scummy, scummy behavior on the part of the Feds.

That being said, I can't see how they can be arrested again for what they were arrested and released. The judge waived the 'terrorist' claims which was nothing more than a controlled burn on pasture. Never should have served a day in the first place.

[Ben Kenobi]

They should be arrested for trespassing.

Curious, I can't wait to hear you state that peaceful protestors should be arrested for trespassing.

[Ben Kenobi]

**** man, my Dad had taught me gun safety before I was even ten, and words like "don't point even toy guns at cops" were thrown around.

Geesh. Play stupid games win stupid prizes. Removing the caps off fake guns - is stupid in the first place. Actually going out with it in public and pointing it at other people? Doubly stupid. Pointing the gun at a cop? You have to make three ****ty decisions before you even get in this situation.

[Dinner]

It's actually quite a big deal for those who actually believe in private property - the Bureau of Land Management has spent over 20 years harassing this one family to claim their land, and has even sued to be 'right of first refusal' should it be sold, that they would be the primary buyer. Scummy, scummy behavior on the part of the Feds.

That being said, I can't see how they can be arrested again for what they were arrested and released. The judge waived the 'terrorist' claims which was nothing more than a controlled burn on pasture. Never should have served a day in the first place.

You are so full of crap. Virtually none of that is true.

[Ben Kenobi]

You are so full of crap. Virtually none of that is true.

Oh. So it's just a random coincidence that their property happens to be alongside a park?

If there's errors, I'll happily supply a source which states all of these things.

[DinoDoc]

FTR, this is from a militia group: The Hammond Family Does NOT Want an Armed Stand Off, and Nobody Has a Right to Force One On Them

[Aeson]

I'm sure they'll want to distance themselves from BK's support as well.

[Dinner]

FTR, this is from a militia group: The Hammond Family Does NOT Want an Armed Stand Off, and Nobody Has a Right to Force One On Them

That is from a different group. The Bundles had been asking all the militia nutjobs to join them but several declined their offer.

[Uncle Sparky]

White eyes are wrong again-
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/07/us...ding.html?_r=0

...the Burns Paiute Indian tribe added its voice to the debate, saying that the protesters, in demanding that the federal property at the refuge be returned to ranchers who once owned it, were ignorant of history. If anyone should get the property back, they said, it should be them. Their ancestors were roaming the still wild and empty reaches of what is now called the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge perhaps as long as 15,000 years ago.

“Don’t tell me any of these ranchers came across the Bering Strait,” said the tribal chairwoman, Charlotte Rodrique. “We were here first,” she added in a news conference on the reservation. “We’d like the public to acknowledge that.”

Other tribe members, in even harsher denunciation of the group that has occupied the refuge since last Saturday, said the protesters were a public menace and an insult to the local people.

“We as Harney County residents don’t need some clown coming in here to stand up for us,” said another tribal council member, Jarvis Kennedy, asked about the protest group’s leader, Ammon Bundy. “We survived without them before,” he added...

But, you ask, do the local whities think?

... Hundreds of residents crammed into a building at the Harney County Fairgrounds here on Wednesday night, far surpassing the capacity of the rows of brown metal folding chairs set up on a concrete floor, to talk in often deeply emotional terms about their community — and just who should be in charge of its destiny.

An armed takeover of a federally owned wildlife refuge outside town, into its fifth day as the meeting began, was the context and the reason for their gathering. The protesters have said they acted with elaborate justification in seizing the headquarters buildings of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge because the federal government, they said, had violated law in creating the refuge and taking land from ranch families.

The response to that on Wednesday, during 90 minutes of small town-democracy here in east-central Oregon, was less focused on the United States Constitution than on how this one small place can govern itself and defend its values.

“You don’t get to come here and tell us how we get to live our lives,” said Sheriff Dave Ward of Harney County, who led the meeting, and the crowd erupted into applause and cheers. “I’m here to ask those folks to go home and let us go back to our lives in Harney County,” he added, again to huge applause...

[Ben Kenobi]

With the support of the local people, it will be interesting what results. As for the Indians, Oregon already has an agreement in place with them. Surely they see that if the government can take land away from someone they can do the same for them.

[Sava]

Funny how conservative extremists always turn out to have some sort of sexual dysfunction

http://thatoregonlife.com/2016/01/ryan-bundy-is-single-and-ready-to-mingle-according-to-dating-profile/

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[Kidlicious]

So supporting states rights is conservative extremists?