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"Occupy L.A. Protester Calls for Bloody Revolution"

“Ultimately the bourgeoisie will not go without violent means.” Which, given the Democrats’ vocal backing of this “protest” movement, means we should probably start worrying that the DOJ is working on plans to funnel these protesters guns.

Paging Professor Brian Kiteley!

I wonder: do these people ever stop to consider what happens to parasites after the host is killed and eaten? — and after the means of finding new hosts is, by violent revolution or otherwise, rendered impossible?

Because someone really ought to tell them: Organic Food Markets? Don’t spring from the earth like redwood trees.

34 Replies to “"Occupy L.A. Protester Calls for Bloody Revolution"”

  1. Carin says:

    An entire society of black/womyn/gender studies and art students and their professors? yea,that’s going to work out well.

  2. I’ve been listening to this kind of tough talk from Leftists for years. My response? Bring it, bitches…

  3. Carin says:

    Yea, between their lack of guns and vegan diets … all that yoga isn’t really the best for preparing them as a warrior class.

  4. Do the words, “Like a hot knife through butter.” mean anything to you? ;-)

  5. Pablo says:

    This calls for a spot of classic rock.

    I could crank that up all day.

  6. Mikey NTH says:

    They’ve been dreaming of the revolution ever since they got their first swirlies.

  7. yeah, that one’s good Pablo, but I prefer this for my revolutionary bashing soundtrack…

  8. McGehee says:

    If Ted Nugent had been a Beatle:

    You say you want a revolution, well you know
    We’d all like to see you try

  9. chuckwithcheese says:

    People on the left are calling for armed revolution, people on the right are calling for armed revolution, so now it’s just got to move from the edge to the mainstream. I also don’t think the “armed left” – if there is such a thing – gets that they won’t actually be welcomed and fighting on the same side as the armed right.

  10. Joe says:

    They are now denouncing Gandi and Martin Luther King.

    Okay. I occasionally see hippies, gen xers, and meth hobos foraging along the roadsides. All I can say is, bring it on. I have a few supplies at my house…come and get them.

  11. motionview says:

    I have not seen an ID of this guy. I am going to bet that we pay his bills. Either a public employee, a public employee union rep, a radical community organizer living off of state or federal grants, or he’s getting unemployment, disability, public housing, food stamps, welfare, somehow, someway, we are putting food on this man’s table.

  12. Squid says:

    …somehow, someway, we are putting food on this man’s table.

    And this is why he hates us.

    When your whole life is dependent on receiving scraps from the tables of people more successful than you, the psychological effects are neither surprising nor pretty. You delude yourself into believing that you’ve ‘earned’ the scraps, whether because of the intrinsic value of Medieval Transgendered Sculpture Appreciation Studies, or because of ‘fairness.’ You resent the people you sponge off of, and convince yourself that they cheated to get their wealth, and don’t deserve what they have as much as you deserve it, because you’re a Good Person.

    It’s a big part of the reason why we need to restore charity to private actors, and eliminate entitlements. The former is a virtue; the latter breeds dependence, resentment, and despair.

  13. alppuccino says:

    Wow. Armed revolution? This guy could kill people with just his accent it’s so badass.

    When they’re done storming Hollywood and start moving inland, let me know. I’ll put out some mosquitoes or honey bees and they’ll stop in their tracks.

    “It will be bloody!”

    …….you said something there Hoss.

  14. Pablo says:

    People on the left are calling for armed revolution, people on the right are calling for armed revolution, so now it’s just got to move from the edge to the mainstream.

    Um, no. The right is talking armed resistance to the left’s revolution. Just defining the rules of engagement, really.

  15. Pablo says:

    I have not seen an ID of this guy. I am going to bet that we pay his bills.

    I’m wondering if he’s been nationalized. If not, we should be deporting him back to the shithole from whence he came from tomorrow.

  16. Spiny Norman says:

    Shorter Occupy LA nutjob:

    GUILLOTINE!!!

  17. EcoDude says:

    I would really like to see someone ask these protesters the following question:
    “What if everyone who works for a wage (no matter what level) suddenly quit, en masse?”
    Where would the “redistributable” funds come from? How would they prevent everyone form “Going Galt?”
    Maybe some questions are better left unanswered…

  18. cranky-d says:

    I’m not interested in an armed revolution, not in the slightest. Such things are horribly destructive to people and to wealth in general. I think we can win the war of ideas in the long run, though it will take a long time to get there.

    However, if the left thinks it will raise arms against me and others like me and not get a serious response, they are even more delusional than I think they are.

  19. […] of thugs bent on raiding their premises as a rationale for extorting yet more tax money from them, maybe these might have been the “marauders” she was talking […]

  20. leigh says:

    This revolution (don’t make me laugh) is all about teh Fairness, yes? They remind me of my idiot college students back in my TA days in grad school. “It’s, like, morally wrong to make us take summer classes!” No matter that that was part of the deal when they enrolled. Rules are for other people.

  21. LBascom says:

    “I think we can win the war of ideas in the long run, though it will take a long time to get there.”

    Talk softly, carry a big stick.

    Words to live by.

  22. John Bradley says:

    An entire society of black/womyn/gender studies and art students and their professors?

    I’d say “‘B’ Ark”, but these guys aren’t nearly as useful as hairdressers and telephone sanitizers…

  23. Obstreperous Infidel says:

    Ironically, said by a progressive, Lee.

  24. Squid says:

    The right is talking armed resistance to the left’s revolution. Just defining the rules of engagement, really.

    Burglar shoots homeowner, homeowner shoots burglar — what’s the diff?

    Speaking of which, my house was broken into while I was on vacation. Poor bastard left almost empty-handed (he got my best friend’s electric guitar, which I had borrowed). When the cops finally get this creep (he’s been very busy in my part of St Paul, so the cops are taking it personally at this point), I hope they call me. I’d like to have a chance to laugh in his face, and then kick him in the balls.

    And then set the Lovely Bride on him.

  25. Squid says:

    A time-honored philosophy: Never start a fight, but always finish one.

    What worries me presently is that our counterparts have spent years justifying their little revolution, saying that anyone with wealth attained it on the backs of the workers, or by theft, or by cheating, or by keeping a brother down, or whatever. They’ve pretty much convinced themselves that we’ve already thrown the first punch, just by succeeding within a system they consider corrupt.

    It’s kind of sickening to think that when they start breaking things, they’ll do it with a clear conscience.

  26. sdferr says:

    Unfortunately, this correction seemed not to have reached the White House, which expressed President Obama’s concern for the “tragic loss of life among demonstrators and security forces,” adding that “now is a time for restraint on all sides.” Perhaps I ought to join the president in his concern and call for restraint: I call upon the security forces to refrain from killing Christians, and upon Christians to refrain from dying.

    For thus will the ever even-handed God Obama treat with the Bloody Revolution.

  27. John Bradley says:

    It’s kind of sickening to think that when they start breaking things, they’ll do it with a clear conscience.

    There’s something preferable to dealing with good old-fashioned honest thieves. “I’m taking your shit because you have it and I want it, and I think I can get away with it,” has the virtue of at least being (somewhat) self-limiting. The thief knows he’s doing something wrong, knows he’s taking a risk, and (if he’s a professional) will seek to maximize his reward/risk ratio.

    In all those “raiding gangs terrorize the farmers” movies (Seven Samurai, Magnificent Seven, etc.), the bandits rarely took so much food that the farmers starved. The smart parasite doesn’t kill its host; the Chinese and Soviet governments… not so much.

    People who steal your shit because “it’s morally wrong for you to have had it in the first place” aren’t going to be satisfied… well, ever.
    –jhb

  28. newrouter says:

    speaking of thieves

    By ERIN BLASKO South Bend Tribune Staff Writer

    7:28 p.m. EDT, October 11, 2011
    SOUTH BEND – Suspected fake petition pages to place Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the ballot during the 2008 Indiana primary passed through the county voter registration office on days when the Republican head of the office was absent, The Tribune has learned.

    The pages in question bear the stamped signature of Republican Linda Silcott, indicating Silcott was not in the office at the time to sign the documents by hand. By comparison, most of the other, non-suspicious pages examined by The Tribune contain Silcott’s written signature.

    Meanwhile, 13 more St. Joseph County residents whose signatures appear on the petitions, including former South Bend mayor and Indiana governor Joe Kernan, have come forward to say they did not sign the documents, and the Indiana Republican Party has called for a federal investigation into the matter.

    “How deep does this problem go?” state GOP Chair Eric Holcomb asked. “Is it isolated to St. Joseph County or was it a broader, coordinated effort across the state? … Who forged the signatures and why?”

    Typically, petition pages in St. Joseph County are signed by hand by both the Republican and Democratic members of the Board of Voter Registration.

    In early 2008, however, Silcott missed a number of days of work because of the death of her husband. Consequently, her first deputy, Mary Carrol Ringler, often stamped Silcott’s signature on the pages.

    Each of the suspected fake petition pages bears Silcott’s stamped signature, indicating the documents passed through the office on days when she was off.

    Though Ringler was the only person permitted to use the stamp, she kept it in an unlocked desk drawer, Silcott said.

    In addition, Ringler only began working in voter registration on Jan. 22, 2008. The suspicious petition pages are dated Jan. 28 and 29 and Feb. 4 and 5, within the first two weeks of her arrival.

    Ringler told The Tribune Tuesday she could not recall how often she used the stamp during the 2008 primary. “Honestly, I don’t know,” she said. “I know I didn’t do a lot petitions that year because I was brand new.” She said she mainly uses it on purchase orders now.

    Pam Brunette’s written signature also appears on the backs of the suspicious petition pages. She is the Democratic member of the Board of Voter Registration.

    Brunette did not respond Tuesday to a call seeking comment about the stamped pages. She said last week that voter registration workers “are not handwriting experts, so our job is basically making sure the papers are complete.”

    Parties respond

    As part of a joint investigation, The Tribune and Howey Politics Indiana reported Sunday that dozens, if not hundreds, of signatures on petitions to place Obama and Clinton on the Indiana primary ballot in 2008 were faked in St. Joseph County.

    Before that story was published, The Tribune spoke with more than 30 people whose names appeared on the petitions. All but one confirmed not signing the documents. In addition, a forensic document analyst identified a number of suspicious pages that appeared to have been filled out by a single person.

    Since then, Kernan, now owner of the Silver Hawks, and 12 others have also told The Tribune they did not sign the documents.

    Link

  29. Russ says:

    In all those “raiding gangs terrorize the farmers” movies (Seven Samurai, Magnificent Seven, etc.), the bandits rarely took so much food that the farmers starved. The smart parasite doesn’t kill its host; the Chinese and Soviet governments… not so much.

    People who steal your shit because “it’s morally wrong for you to have had it in the first place” aren’t going to be satisfied… well, ever.

    That right there is a Quote Of The Day.

  30. […] Commenter John Bradley, at Protein Wisdom […]

  31. LBascom says:

    The roots of Occupy Wall Street.

    Exchange quality for quantity, at four times the price! How could that lose?

  32. Be careful what you wish for…

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