25% Americans open to armed action against government

[SmarterthanYou]

The law would mean nothing anymore.

Everything would be decided by force.

That's all the right understands.

says the blind fucking idiot..........

[Nomad]

I'm a blind fucking idiot..........

Now tell us something we DON'T know.

[Into the Night]

Getting preemptively violent is all the government needs to call us terrorists.

do not fall into this trap.

"Preemptively violent"????!?? Democrats have been funding violent factions, burning, looting, and pillaging cities, assaulting people, thuggery to intimidate people, and even stage school shootings, sacrificing children, to achieve their ends.

Just what the fuck is 'Preemptive' about defending yourself from that????????!?

[Into the Night]

Don’t fool yourself, those “good Supreme Court decisions” didn’t come from “winning on the merits of …… arguments,” it came solely from Mitch playing the game, completely void of merits or principles

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Mitch isn't on the Supreme Court!!!

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

"Preemptively violent"????!?? Democrats have been funding violent factions, burning, looting, and pillaging cities, assaulting people, thuggery to intimidate people, and even stage school shootings, sacrificing children, to achieve their ends.

Just what the fuck is 'Preemptive' about defending yourself from that????????!?

im fine with people defending themselves from rioters and looters. but we should NOT do a real jan 6. if that's what you're wondering.

the process is working.

[Lightbringer]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...nst-government

Survey of 1,000 registered US voters also reveals that most Americans agree government is ‘corrupt and rigged’

More than one quarter of US residents feel so estranged from their government that they feel it might “soon be necessary to take up arms” against it, a poll released on Thursday claimed.

This survey of 1,000 registered US voters, published by the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics (IOP), also revealed that most Americans agree the government is “corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me”.

The data suggests that extreme polarization in US politics – and its impact on Americans’ relationships with each other – remain strong. These statistics come as a congressional committee is holding public hearings on the January 6 insurrection.

The survey indicates that distrust in government varies among party lines. While 56% of participants said they “generally trust elections to be conducted fairly and counted accurately”, Republicans, Democrats and independents were dramatically split on this point. Nearly 80% of Democrats voiced overall trust in elections, but that number dipped to 51% among independents and a mere 33% of Republicans.

Per the poll, 49% of Americans concurred that they “more and more feel like a stranger in my own country”. Again, this number reflected sharp political divisions: the sentiment was held by 69% of self-described “strong Republicans”, 65% of self-described “very conservative” persons, and 38% of “strong Democrats”.

Of the 28% of voters who felt it might soon be necessary “to take up arms against the government”, 37% had guns in their homes, according to the data.

One-third of Republicans – including 45% of “strong Republicans – hold this belief about taking up arms. 35% of independent voters, and 20% of Democrats, also agreed, the poll said.

At most we'd get 4% taking up arms and that includes all sides.

[AProudLefty]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...nst-government

Survey of 1,000 registered US voters also reveals that most Americans agree government is ‘corrupt and rigged’

More than one quarter of US residents feel so estranged from their government that they feel it might “soon be necessary to take up arms” against it, a poll released on Thursday claimed.

This survey of 1,000 registered US voters, published by the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics (IOP), also revealed that most Americans agree the government is “corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me”.

The data suggests that extreme polarization in US politics – and its impact on Americans’ relationships with each other – remain strong. These statistics come as a congressional committee is holding public hearings on the January 6 insurrection.

The survey indicates that distrust in government varies among party lines. While 56% of participants said they “generally trust elections to be conducted fairly and counted accurately”, Republicans, Democrats and independents were dramatically split on this point. Nearly 80% of Democrats voiced overall trust in elections, but that number dipped to 51% among independents and a mere 33% of Republicans.

Per the poll, 49% of Americans concurred that they “more and more feel like a stranger in my own country”. Again, this number reflected sharp political divisions: the sentiment was held by 69% of self-described “strong Republicans”, 65% of self-described “very conservative” persons, and 38% of “strong Democrats”.

Of the 28% of voters who felt it might soon be necessary “to take up arms against the government”, 37% had guns in their homes, according to the data.

One-third of Republicans – including 45% of “strong Republicans – hold this belief about taking up arms. 35% of independent voters, and 20% of Democrats, also agreed, the poll said.

Bring it on. 25% less retards.

[gemini104104]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...nst-government

Survey of 1,000 registered US voters also reveals that most Americans agree government is ‘corrupt and rigged’

More than one quarter of US residents feel so estranged from their government that they feel it might “soon be necessary to take up arms” against it, a poll released on Thursday claimed.

This survey of 1,000 registered US voters, published by the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics (IOP), also revealed that most Americans agree the government is “corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me”.

The data suggests that extreme polarization in US politics – and its impact on Americans’ relationships with each other – remain strong. These statistics come as a congressional committee is holding public hearings on the January 6 insurrection.

The survey indicates that distrust in government varies among party lines. While 56% of participants said they “generally trust elections to be conducted fairly and counted accurately”, Republicans, Democrats and independents were dramatically split on this point. Nearly 80% of Democrats voiced overall trust in elections, but that number dipped to 51% among independents and a mere 33% of Republicans.

Per the poll, 49% of Americans concurred that they “more and more feel like a stranger in my own country”. Again, this number reflected sharp political divisions: the sentiment was held by 69% of self-described “strong Republicans”, 65% of self-described “very conservative” persons, and 38% of “strong Democrats”.

Of the 28% of voters who felt it might soon be necessary “to take up arms against the government”, 37% had guns in their homes, according to the data.

One-third of Republicans – including 45% of “strong Republicans – hold this belief about taking up arms. 35% of independent voters, and 20% of Democrats, also agreed, the poll said.

You speak like a meth and basement un-toilet trained idiot considering what the armed force of the U.S. has against both internal and external enemies that is the most powerful force on Earth, which speaks volumes to say the least.

[Lightbringer]

You speak like a meth and basement un-toilet trained idiot considering what the armed force of the U.S. has against both internal and external enemies that is the most powerful force on Earth, which speaks volumes to say the least.

You're Bulgarian...no wait...maybe Moldovan.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

All this idiotic violence talk is a divide and conquer operation by the chinese communist party.

you people are smarter than this.

and yes, tim pool is all spooked up.

[Tranquillus in Exile]

Democrats have been funding violent factions, burning, looting ... and even stage school shootings, sacrificing children, to achieve their ends.

An armed uprising would stop any looting and burning, sure to!

But what are the "staged school shootings" that you refer to? Are they the ones that Alex Jones told us about before he admitted he was pandering to nutjobs?

Like you.

[SmarterthanYou]

You speak like a meth and basement un-toilet trained idiot considering what the armed force of the U.S. has against both internal and external enemies that is the most powerful force on Earth, which speaks volumes to say the least.

let's hear it from the expert..............just what, exactly, do you think the armed forces of the U.S. will use against the citizenry and how would that battle end up. give us details

[SmarterthanYou]

Bring it on. 25% less retards.

you obviously failed math, am I right?

25 million vs 5 million.......who wins?

[Into the Night]

im fine with people defending themselves from rioters and looters. but we should NOT do a real jan 6. if that's what you're wondering.

the process is working.

I'm not arguing that we should.

[Into the Night]

At most we'd get 4% taking up arms and that includes all sides.

Rather a rash speculation, doncha think?