Militia seizes Federal building

Let me tell you something about the Negro: He got away with his protests in Ferguson.

 

Don't we all have the constitutional right to own a gun? Why should the police treat you any differently whether you are armed or not?

This is the endemic unconstitutional attitude that Obama has instilled in law enforcement.

 

Lock 'em all up.

 

The Latest: Occupier says he's 'waiting for our miracle'

Sean Anderson, who is at the site with his wife, Sandy, and two others, says: "We're waiting for our miracle. If this doesn't wake America up, I don't know what will."

Sean Anderson, who is from Riggins, Idaho, goes on to say that he and the other occupiers are heroes. "Think about the Bible and all the heroes came from the bottom. We were just four drunks, we don't have any military experience, and now we're the shining stars," he said.

At one point in the broadcast, Sandy Anderson says: "It's either all of us out or all of us dead."

Sean Anderson said he and the others want authorities to give them immunity from prosecution before they will leave the site. He asks the lawyer to "start making phone calls and get us amnesty."

 

"It's either all of us out or all of us dead."

Gee, I wonder why the police think that they might be a threat and shoot them when they reach under their coat.

 

You know, it must really suck to have this moment be their 15 minutes of fame.

I mean, I'd like my 15 minutes to be winning the lottery, or saving kids from a burning building, or doing something funny that someone catches with their cellphone and goes viral. But for these guys, being stuck in a building with the choice of being arrested or dying is as good as it's going to get for them.

 

I find it fascinating and sad that they somehow have talked themselves into the idea that what they're doing is somehow important enough to die for.

They could walk out, turn themselves in and eventually get to stand in front of TV cameras while railing against federal tyranny outside the federal courthouse.

 

Not only that, but they're leaving their families.
When it started their was a video of one of them explaining to his kids "Daddy took an oath."
It's really pathetic.
Dan Bidondi, the InfoWars guy who hijacked the Boston Marathon bombing press conference to ask the governor if it was a false flag, once complained that a judge wouldn't allow him to see his kids.
I just don't understand why someone would abandon their family to tilt at windmills.

 

It's sad that these people thought reproducing was a good idea, too.

 

Though it's amazing that they knew how and found a willing partner.

 

These guys also remind me of Elian Gonzalez's Miami relatives, who kept talking about how the government was going to have to take the kid by force. Then, when the government charged in, they complained that it was unfair because it was at 4 a.m.