when the laws of a country protect the elites from the masses instead of the masses from the elites, revolution is inevitable

the tree of liberty must be refreshed with the blood of tyrants

lol wth is this, did you read it under some Snapple cap?

thomas snappleton yea

is snapple quoting Thomas Jefferson these days? i havent had one in a while

Libs losing elections

Dude isnt getting any sympathy because his company is directly responsible for denying health coverage to millions leading to poorer health or death.
They will just appoint another CEO and life goes on.

You have no idea what you are talking about, this guy introduced AI insurance checks that denied claims and were found to be up to 90% inaccurate, hundreds of thousands of people were denied insurance based on this system.
The words on the shell casings were his companies mantra, deny, delay, depose.
He was not a billionaire or anywhere even close to one, he was 950 million dollars closer to being homeless than a billionaire.

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Dec 6 2024 03:04pm

I don’t know what snapple is but it might be misquoting jefferson and pulling the misquote out of context.

“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”

He was talking about Shays’ rebellion, which he did not support. His point was that the willingness and ability to rise up against your leaders is not a bad thing, even when it is misguided. I’ve read a few of your posts in the past couple days and this is a sentiment I believe you do not agree with. Here’s more from the same letter.

“And what country can preserve it’s liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them.”

Thanks to Jefferson, Washington, and other great men, Shays and the rest of the rebels were pardoned and pacified. It seems to me that we have had the opportunity to apply this approach in our own time. Biden really muddled it. Now the guy that caused it has to pardon them, which will not help unite the country as it could have. It will not restore any credibility to the system, as it should have.

It’s depressing every time you realize that the reason people don’t learn from history is because they don’t put any effort into learning history in the first place.

IT is actually very ironic that some1 like gnaryjay who hates the bigwiggs wants to call somethign like j6 an insurrection when the very idea should be something a person like him would support

what about my posts makes you think I dont agree with this sentiment?





L O L

Jan 6th was not over 'tyranny', it was a bunch of butthurt nimrods upset that their populist schmuck lost an election. their dear populist leader fueled their rage by touting false election fraud claims so they would lose trust in their government
it was NOT government tyranny that led to Jan 6, it was political rhetoric and conspiracy theories
its very ,very important to distinguish between people larping as 'patriots' to some perceived threat vs actual economic hardship up that led to Shay's rebellion.
i love how condescending you are about me taking this quote out of context when you are doing the very same thing but on purpose

This post was edited by gnarjay on Dec 6 2024 04:21pm