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In reply to the discussion: If the Government were serious about the BLM/Nevada situation [View all]ancianita
(43,307 posts)144. Read the court order and stop looking for bullies in the wrong places. READ.
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Well, they could also give him back the cows they took, apologize to him for the inconvenience,
tularetom
Apr 2014
#1
The government has spent more in this endeavor than Bundy owes. What is tells
snappyturtle
Apr 2014
#6
Then that's bullshit. Did they really cave to this self-styled victim and his posse?
ancianita
Apr 2014
#26
They gave him the cows that were in the corral - 100 - they still have 500 they had already moved
jwirr
Apr 2014
#113
"let's apply the same techniques that are already being applied to the drug war"
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#9
The land was just fine for a hundred years before the goons showed up.
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#115
So public parks, wildlife refuges is theft from the people? Your views are extremely libertarian.
KittyWampus
Apr 2014
#117
"a lease with we the people have not paid the stippling fees they owe us."
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#153
The old coot is not Rosa Parks and it is an insult to even suggest she is like him. He is not
jwirr
Apr 2014
#122
He's not stealing anything. Man, the BS people will shovel to justify authoritarianism.
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#125
So we all have free access to public parks and other public owned buildings etc? That land is public
jwirr
Apr 2014
#126
Those fees and regulations go back for hundreds of years. They are not johnny come lately plans
jwirr
Apr 2014
#128
The Drug War was one of the most successful big government programs ever initiated
nationalize the fed
Apr 2014
#17
While this was a big thing here on DU I don't think most of the US is interested enough to give
jwirr
Apr 2014
#116
I'm not talking about Bundy in that post. I'm referring to an overall public distrust.
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#118
Okay, but I did not want a silly range war either so IMO this was better and allows for something
jwirr
Apr 2014
#124
"Do you think that if OWS had guns and camped out in Times Square, it would have ended peacefully?"
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#11
The government used pepperspray and arrests to break up OWS who was non-threatening, yet a armed..
politicman
Apr 2014
#20
"What lesson do you think most people are taking from this?" I hope the lesson is --
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#33
you want a world where an armed group can just claim land as their own without paying for it?
politicman
Apr 2014
#42
"you want a world where an armed group can just claim land as their own without paying for it?"
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#48
what about oil companies and federal land, do they have the right ot claim that from the gov?
politicman
Apr 2014
#62
I think the BLM would have tiptoed had it been an American Muslim citizenry
snappyturtle
Apr 2014
#18
I can guarantee if this militia were muslim, not one of them would be alive right now
politicman
Apr 2014
#23
Let's drop the Muslim b.s. Why is that even coming up? I did not see the people with
snappyturtle
Apr 2014
#47
300 armed to the teeth Muslims demanding the federal government roll over to their political will???
MohRokTah
Apr 2014
#29
Muslims would respect the legality of public owned lands and moved their cattle. Period.
ancianita
Apr 2014
#27
Actually I was thinking that Bundy family should not be allowed out of their
Timez Squarez
Apr 2014
#14
The feds have done no such thing. Nevada abdicated its responsibility for land management and turned
ancianita
Apr 2014
#32
I basically agree with you altho the land, way back, wasn't state owned. However,
snappyturtle
Apr 2014
#52
Barricade yourself in your house tonight and call the police. See how that goes for you. Starving...
Logical
Apr 2014
#37
Yes, because a few hundred cattle grazing on hundreds of thousands of acres of fallow land
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#61
There was an offer but no 'agreement'. Well, let's just institute martial law and
snappyturtle
Apr 2014
#22
No such thing happens with the Bureau of Land Management, full of hard working people like us.
ancianita
Apr 2014
#34
No, they're not free. Use permits that have to be obtained; also, there are trespass laws.
ancianita
Apr 2014
#130
Cite your legal links or knock off the FOX propaganda here. The state would've claimed it
ancianita
Apr 2014
#133
Did Nevada agree to snipers and having peoples multi-generational ranches
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#134
This idiot overgrazed how own land and ruined his own business. Screw his entitled demand
ancianita
Apr 2014
#137
Wrong. He can buy more land. You can stop screwing with "it has ever been thus." Screw HIS goons.
ancianita
Apr 2014
#139
Silly win/loss theater with your nyah nyah 'I'm rubber you're glue' bullshit... you're on the wrong
ancianita
Apr 2014
#141
Read the court order and stop looking for bullies in the wrong places. READ.
ancianita
Apr 2014
#144
Fale equivalence argument. Now you're acting like a troll. I knew the Civil Rights Era. You trying
ancianita
Apr 2014
#149
By what authority would the US Government say that a milita person (or non-militia person)
kelly1mm
Apr 2014
#38
Who invited you. Why would they ever restrict your travel on BLM land? It's full of roads, anyway.
ancianita
Apr 2014
#143
Let me give you a couple links that will get you started into just one time that the Army
nadinbrzezinski
Apr 2014
#83
It would be interesting to hear from the ranchers' who are playing by the rules
dflprincess
Apr 2014
#69
Absolutely there is a next step. I'm sure the Feds will be coming up with another plan.
PoliticAverse
Apr 2014
#158
But, they do have the time, money, and perseverance to go after whistleblowers.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Apr 2014
#95
We'll see what they do: I think they've still got plenty of options, beyond armed confrontation
struggle4progress
Apr 2014
#97