Comments on: “Please Be Nice To Me, Important Pig, Read This OathKeepers Card!”(?!)

By: This American

This American — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:52:27 +0000

Well, perhaps it IS naive as the author says to think cops can ever ‘be your friend’, but I don’t personally feel ‘a pig is a pig’ (author’s words) anymore than I would stereotype anyone else. That to me sounds like the same type of broad brushed thinking that says a ‘Muslim is a Muslim’ or a ‘Jew is a Jew’ or a ‘black is just a black’….etc. My own preference is to not judge EVERYONE on the acts of a few, it is the same type of thinking that SOME in Law Enforcement use to profile, and IMO the same type of thinking that tried to tie those who love and support their country and constitution to OKC and McVeigh. Let each and every person be judged innocent (and on their OWN merit or lack of) until they have been PROVEN guilty and let’s look at people as individuals not as a sterotyped group. To sum up I think the ideals behind Oathkeepers sound very worthy and I hope if the organization is for REAL, that they will grow and become a potential voice of leadership

By: Constantine

Constantine — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 04:11:07 +0000

And, for the record, I think those who belong to the Oathkeepers are the smart and honorable ones and have complete confidence that they will stick up for us.

By: Constantine

Constantine — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 04:08:09 +0000

The way I see it police officers are really nothing more than tax collectors and low level soldiers for the global elite’s program and the elite are the only people they truly “serve and protect”. The elites have created a division between us and them 1) by giving them too much authority and making the feel overly “important” and 2) by letting them get away with pushing people around to the point that it’s no wonder why the general public begin to despise them. It’s not their fault really because when you select jock types for the position and give them the authority to push people around it’s appealing to them because it’s like they’re back in high school again and they (the majority) don’t really have the mental ability to see how what they do plays into the elites agenda.
It’s true that the police are not here to protect anyone. They are here to police the public and that’s exactly what the establishment desires. When it comes time the smart ones will realize what they’re doing and resign their posts. Remember, most police have families too and when the s**t hits the fan they won’t be anywhere in sight to help us. They’ll be protecting their families like any of us would.

By: sweettina2

sweettina2 — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 21:09:24 +0000

For your info, law enforcement and military personel have been taking oaths NOT to turn on the American people. I am not a big fan of the cops, but we just might need them. As far as the Oathkeepers, you are a dumb mf for talking out your ass! They happen to be some of the most honorable, righteous people you will ever meet.

By: James

James — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:06:34 +0000

Agreed 100%. The military and law enforcement are full of rapists and psychopaths, hopelessly brainwashed fools and selfish idiots. Thinking they’d ever have a violent revolution to restore justice or obey the constitution instead of orders from superiors, is down right stupid. Even if you managed to get some of them to pledge to obey the constitution, so many have already disobeyed that it wouldn’t matter, and obama has already gotten foreign troops to do his dirty work if there ever is enough military and law enforcement that decide to stop disobeying the constitution and enforcing tyrannical laws.