Yeah watch out for people who ask lots of questions, and express a love of freedom. And dammit if anyone ever sheds doubt on what you're told by Supreme Leader, I mean, your government, report the violent extremist IMMEDIATELY.
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Unelected,unaccountable,unwanted
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Trying to turn family members on one another and get them to snitch to the government for ‘suspicious behavior’ seems like a bad move, and reminiscent of some well known past regimes. I want to live in a safe environment but, but not at any cost.
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Sure. It’s a lot better to let the violence happen first so no mistakes are made. Or something.
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My uncle Bob is now a huge fan of the Cleveland Browns. I’m concerned about that extreme behavior. DM me.
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My kids have a ton of Legos in their rooms. Very suspicious. Where do I report them?
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GFY. Here’s an idea - expose corrupt FBI agents. They are a clear and present danger to freedom in this country.
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My friend hopes to work for the FBI someday. I'm very concerned. What can I do to stop this tragedy?
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See this is where your wrong. Let him go work for them, and “double agent” that’s the only way to dismantle their corruption. Work from the inside out. Lol My FBI agents is probably plotting my downfall
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