You can believe in the right to revolution without believing that it is at all times right to start a revolution.https://twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1288123198932807684 …
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I've made this case for years: you want to invoke revolution, you have a duty to follow it all the way through to years of bloody warhttps://thefederalist.com/2014/12/08/the-ferguson-riots-are-nothing-like-the-original-tea-party-protests/ …
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Yup. In a backhanded way, I have some respect for the far-left bombers of the 70s. They were grossly wrong, but they actually did what they professed, more or less. That was a serious(if deeply stupid) attempt at revolution, not just LARPing.
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Since we’re using history, when someone without my pigmentation says “give me liberty or give me death” be it in 1776 or 1861, they were ultimately seen as Patriots. That history is constant. Not so when someone like me says it. That’s when folks are likepic.twitter.com/yvYxRCKr0M
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"Groups of white people were never forcibly set down by the government" is a strange history of the Whiskey Rebellion, the Civil War, Waco, or really a whole lot of American history. It is not even remotely accurate.
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