Let us thank ICE Officers for helping to rid our cities of criminal illegal entrants

[TheCount]

(edit): By the way, I just got a PM and a thank you from a real RPF member. That RPF member was at odds with one of the paid shills on here. I pointed out the paid shill to the RPF member (in a + rep). The RPF member was glad to learn he was replying to a known shill.

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

I've gotten private messages from people calling you and swordsmyth complete idiots.

Sorry, guy with no friends. Getting PMs from fellow Bernie Sanders voters does not count! Ooops!

[The Money Po$ter]

THAT's all you got, especially after saying *I* am prolly the paid one?! A disappointed Open Society Foundation say: NO RAISE FOR YOU!





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[Influenza]

Sorry, guy with no friends. Getting PMs from fellow Bernie Sanders voters does not count! Ooops!









THAT's all you got, especially after saying *I* am prolly the paid one?! A disappointed Open Society Foundation say: NO RAISE FOR YOU!





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aww that's so cute, you actually think voting matters

[Anti Globalist]

I never thought I'd see the day where Democrats would be open to getting rid of a government agency.

[TheCount]

I never thought I'd see the day where Democrats would be open to getting rid of a government agency.

Both parties are open to those sorts of ideas when they're out of power.

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

aww that's so cute, you actually think voting matters

I can't believe you get paid to post replies like this. Where do I sign up?

[H_H]

It did- for about 6-8 years- until TPTB got upset and formed the CONstitution.

The CONstitution was specifically for increased power to a central gov. and it worked perfectly.

OK, so to recap:

The best and in fact ONLY example being trotted out as a time when:

1. A revolution occurred
2. It resulted in less government

is (as anyone could have predicted) the AmRev, and its great Calayam to Fayam is that it caused a decreased government... at one particular level... in some senses... for, quote, "6-8 years". That's the upside. Yeah.

"The good news is that with everything added up and tabulated, in net it only set us back forty-two dollars!... a month... for the rest of our lives."

The downside was that it caused a massive increase in government overall, both during the revolution (obviously) and also even in this idyllic few years before the ArtsCon fell apart. Government overall, including state and local level, went way up. The government just became a massive pain in the neck intruding on the average person's life on every side, whereas in the previous hundred years it had not.

So...... ringing endorsement for revolutions!

All hail revolutions! Let's order some more right away!