Far-right terrorist groups calling for Civil War following Trump's FBI raid

[The Fade]

This is how it’s always been

In fact this what led up to this first civil war. Conservatives were mudslinging and jumping and threatening duels with less conservative Congress men and emasculating them. They ran Washington

When northerners fought back after catering to them at every whim, even when insulted, the conservatives started crying victim

They always do this. The left and centrists always cater and cover for them until they get pushed to a point where they stand up against right wing barbarity

 

[Dave24]

It's scary? Nah..once the US MILITARY SAY that's enough? It's all over. They'll be wiped off the face of the earth. Iraq was punked out in like 2 weeks...angry white folks would be shut down via banks and just by force period.

@R=G what happened in 2003 after Iraq was punked out in 2 weeks?? Do you remember the disastrous Iraq War?

 

[R=G]

@R=G what happened in 2003 after Iraq was punked out in 2 weeks?? Do you remember the disastrous Iraq War?

They took too long to get everything together and out of hands of insurgents. But that's Bush. He should of known better.

 

[Dave24]

They took too long to get everything together and out of hands of insurgents. But that's Bush. He should of known better.

@R=G what about the Vietnam War? What went wrong and made it so disastrous for the United States Military?

 

[R=G]

@R=G what about the Vietnam War? What went wrong and made it so disastrous for the United States Military?

Sticking they nose in shyt that shouldn't be their priority...lol

 

[Bossino]

By all means go to war. I’ll eat a bag of popcorn watching these folks get vaporized in a drone strike

You really think the gov. won't choose racists cacs over you like they always have. Aight then

 

[voltronblack]

You really think the gov. won't choose racists cacs over you like they always have. Aight then

You do have a point
Reconstruction | Definition, Summary, Timeline & Facts, Reconstruction soon began to wane.

During the 1870s, many Republicans retreated from both the racial egalitarianism and the broad definition of federal power spawned by the Civil War. Southern corruption and instability, Reconstruction’s critics argued, stemmed from the exclusion of the region’s “best men”—the planters—from power. As Northern Republicans became more conservative, Reconstruction came to symbolize a misguided attempt to uplift the lower classes of society. Reflecting the shifting mood, a series of Supreme Court decisions, beginning with the Slaughterhouse Cases in 1873, severely limited the scope of Reconstruction laws and constitutional amendments.

By 1876 only South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana remained under Republican control. The outcome of that year’s presidential contest between Republican Rutherford B. Hayes and Democrat Samuel J. Tilden hinged on disputed returns from these states. Negotiations between Southern political leaders and representatives of Hayes produced a bargain: Hayes would recognize Democratic control of the remaining Southern states, and Democrats would not block the certification of his election by Congress (see United States presidential election of 1876). Hayes was inaugurated; federal troops returned to their barracks; and as an era when the federal government accepted the responsibility for protecting the rights of the former slaves, Reconstruction came to an end.




By the turn of the century, a new racial system had been put in place in the South, resting on the disenfranchisement of Black voters, a rigid system of racial segregation, the relegation of African Americans to low-wage agricultural and domestic employment, and legal and extralegal violence to punish those who challenged the new order. Nonetheless, while flagrantly violated, the Reconstruction amendments remained in the Constitution, sleeping giants, as Charles Sumner called them, to be awakened by subsequent generations who sought to redeem the promise of genuine freedom for the descendants of slavery. Not until the 1960s, in the civil rights movement, sometimes called the “second Reconstruction,” would the country again attempt to fulfill the political and social agenda of Reconstruction.

 

[RARI_Godwind]

Like DaBaby always be saying: LETTTTSSSSS GO!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Professor Emeritus]

It has begun:

Police shoot dead armed man who tried to breach Ohio FBI building

An armed man who tried to breach the FBI building in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Thursday was shot dead by police following a car chase, a gun battle and a standoff in a cornfield northeast of town, officials said.

www.reuters.com

Who is Ricky Shiffer, the Trump-supporting Ohio gunman who attacked the FBI?

Gunman appears to have left trail of violent messages online

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Strapped]

Been prepping for this since the Bush years.

Teabaggers showed up in 2007 out of nowhere

 

[TEH]

Please start it

I’m in the mood to watch rednecks get shot by military weapons