Fentanyl Is Smuggled for U.S. Citizens By U.S. Citizens, Not Asylum Seekers

I mean that the open borders anarchists/cryptocommunists make arguments like those found in this thread that claim only personal property lines exist and that enforcing national borders are a violation of their personal property rights to house invaders in their homes (which they would never actually do) or in their rental properties or their businesses.

Thank you for the clarification.
 
I mean that the open borders anarchists/cryptocommunists make arguments like those found in this thread that claim only personal property lines exist and that enforcing national borders are a violation of their personal property rights to house invaders in their homes (which they would never actually do) or in their rental properties or their businesses.

Thank you for the clarification.

Swordy, swordy, misstating yet again. And again, and again. Let me clean it up:



I mean that the open borders anarchists/cryptocommunists make arguments stand resolute like those found in this thread that claim only personal property lines exist and that enforcing national borders are a violation of their personal property rights to house invaders in their homes (which they would never actually do) or in their rental properties or their businesses. and unless you own the deed for your property, it is public land/space which others can freely travel and/or homestead.
 
You know you're killing me here, right?

Bibi and I used to see a similar guy in Philly. We always gave him money. He was always thankful and polite.

Many people won't give money because they "might be scamming". Many are fakes and I'm sure I've been taken more than once. I don't care.

I've been helping people like this since I was 19, my first being in LA as well when I was at USC. I was on a corner on PCH in Redundant Beach. I had been illegally carrying a 9mm pistol because, well... Los Angeles. Guy emerges from a bar, smacking his girlfriend around, she's crying and I was horrified. I was raised to be a gentleman at all times and this was unacceptable. He came in my general direction, she was carrying on as he cursed and slapped her all the way across the road. I finally could stand it no longer, being 19 and abominably stupid, so I told him to stop. He let her go, began walking toward be, telling me he was going to kill me. I produced my sidearm and said "RUN!". He ran. I escorted the young miss (older than I was) home. She kissed me on my cheek, went inside, and I never saw her again.

The second was not long thereafter. I was by the pier by some place called "Cock and Balls" (a rooster and two balls, har har har...) and ran into this ragged young girl who was younger than I. She was hungry and I took her to Jack in the Box. She thanked me and went on her way. She was a teenage hooker, or that's what she told me anyway.

This is what I do sometimes and I apologize to no man for it.

We're kindred spirits there and thanks for sharing that. This also illustrates a difference between people like us and do-gooder libs who seek to control. Compassion for others is the highest spiritual value but controlling others is pathological. They would have provided all of those people with enough fentanyl and a "safe place" to shoot up with clean needles. IOW, assist them in their self destruction.
 
Which tangentially leads to something I have been pondering recently. It is human nature to project our own thoughts and motivations onto others. This is none more true than the Democrats who project every violation, corruption and evil intent upon others, while they are really projecting exactly what they do.

I had this happen to me with a Charleston cop about a month ago. Now I need a lawyer. Insanity and corruption is the way of the cop.

But in a universal sense, the biggest blindside is when those with a decent, honest and benevolent disposition project that upon others. It is the root of the great downfall of America, and Europe as well. Recently described as "toxic pity" here on this forum.

The danger of the polyanna habit. Being a realist without the cynicism of the Weakman is essential to properly assessing what one witnesses.

People with a civilized, honest and benevolent disposition are actually rare in the world, and it was just happenstance that the founding of America coincided with those values and people who held them. They documented those lofty goals at the time. The majority of the world does not operate with those values. The majority of the world operates on lies, abuse, scams, theft and murder. It is the ultimate cultural misunderstanding.

I would tune this just a little. The Christian ethic changed the world. Prior, the world was as you described. It was basically global ghetto culture in much of the world, the tenets of which are two: get over and get even. Jesus showed the world a different way. The Buddhists and Hindus were of a similar temperament. Most of the rest lived by the sword. Imperfectly lived, it still changed the world. I agree that it seemed to culminate with the so-called "enlightenment", which didn't last very long, the way downward leading to where we now find ourselves, the trajectory appearing to have no inclination of changing for the better.

This applies directly to the plutocracy who rule the western world. They thrive on secrecy, deception, theft, murder and war as a racket. Their minions run the current Biden Administration.

Seems about right.

The rare cultures that held virtue, honesty and truth as honorable have been under attack for decades.

100%.

Unfortunately, the UK, Europe and America have now fallen. Those values are but a historical footnote, that has been overthrown by modern reality and the immoral plutocracy that rules them.

What would we expect? Consider how Ron Paul remained ineffectual for 36 years. He was shunned by the body because the iniquitous despise, hate, and violently reject the Boy Scout. Honorable men have no place in Congress, for example.

As far as I can see, the only holdout from this global cancer is Japan. Watch what happens to that last civilized refuge, that last redoubt.

I think there may be others, but your point is well taken. I would also note that Theye don't need to have everyone on board, but only the so-called "critical mass". The aye MUST neutralize Christians, preferably by utter destruction, and engineered pathogens seems to me an ideal vector, assuming Theye have mastered the control of such mechanisms.

Interesting times.
 
We're kindred spirits there and thanks for sharing that. This also illustrates a difference between people like us and do-gooder libs who seek to control. Compassion for others is the highest spiritual value but controlling others is pathological. They would have provided all of those people with enough fentanyl and a "safe place" to shoot up with clean needles. IOW, assist them in their self destruction.

I never helped them get high, explicitly. I'm sure plenty went and escaped their dope-sick. So be it.

I don't want to save them, much less the world. Just trying to do a good turn for what I am sure are ultimately selfish reasons. I call it a win-win.

But you have to be careful because cops are no good and will assume things not in evidence. Back in December, after seeing my mom, I went to decompress by driving around town. I parked by a funeral home on the west side, broke out my phone and went on reading. After maybe 20 minutes I decided to go home. A mile later I got pulled over. The cop tells me I was "enticing for prostitution". What the hell? Now I need a lawyer and will have an actual trial on 1/14. My friend Jim Loriega used to say "no good deed goes unpunished". When I was young, my desire to see the better in people caused me to reject this as uncommon. I was wrong. There wasn't even anyone on the street. You know you're no longer in a free land when you can't park legally and read your damned phone in the attempt to keep your own head from exploding.

And of course my mom passed away this morning at 11:34, and I really need this extra bullshit on my plate, not to mention that it will spill into my dear wife's lap. And what frosts my cake is that the punk cop will have to make no account of himself. I will be out a large sum, will have my name disparaged and maligned in the eyes of some, not that I care what people think, but the principle of it offends be greatly for its injustice. You can't sue, they will not hold him to answer for his violation of trust. I am disgusted. But I won't be cowed, bullied, or intimidated from doing what I know to be right for me.

Always beware of cops, trust none of them, and shun them at all times.
 
I never helped them get high, explicitly. I'm sure plenty went and escaped their dope-sick. So be it.

I don't want to save them, much less the world. Just trying to do a good turn for what I am sure are ultimately selfish reasons. I call it a win-win.

But you have to be careful because cops are no good and will assume things not in evidence. Back in December, after seeing my mom, I went to decompress by driving around town. I parked by a funeral home on the west side, broke out my phone and went on reading. After maybe 20 minutes I decided to go home. A mile later I got pulled over. The cop tells me I was "enticing for prostitution". What the hell? Now I need a lawyer and will have an actual trial on 1/14. My friend Jim Loriega used to say "no good deed goes unpunished". When I was young, my desire to see the better in people caused me to reject this as uncommon. I was wrong. There wasn't even anyone on the street. You know you're no longer in a free land when you can't park legally and read your damned phone in the attempt to keep your own head from exploding.

And of course my mom passed away this morning at 11:34, and I really need this extra bull$#@! on my plate, not to mention that it will spill into my dear wife's lap. And what frosts my cake is that the punk cop will have to make no account of himself. I will be out a large sum, will have my name disparaged and maligned in the eyes of some, not that I care what people think, but the principle of it offends be greatly for its injustice. You can't sue, they will not hold him to answer for his violation of trust. I am disgusted. But I won't be cowed, bullied, or intimidated from doing what I know to be right for me.

Always beware of cops, trust none of them, and shun them at all times.

OMG, Osan, how awful. Losing your mom is major and I'm so sorry for you going through that and then having this other bullshit to deal with. Yeah, I don't trust cops and though I'm sure you'll win your case, it doesn't get your lawyer money back or compensate for the additional grief you're put through at such a life changing moment as losing your mom!
 
I never helped them get high, explicitly. I'm sure plenty went and escaped their dope-sick. So be it.

I don't want to save them, much less the world. Just trying to do a good turn for what I am sure are ultimately selfish reasons. I call it a win-win.

But you have to be careful because cops are no good and will assume things not in evidence. Back in December, after seeing my mom, I went to decompress by driving around town. I parked by a funeral home on the west side, broke out my phone and went on reading. After maybe 20 minutes I decided to go home. A mile later I got pulled over. The cop tells me I was "enticing for prostitution". What the hell? Now I need a lawyer and will have an actual trial on 1/14. My friend Jim Loriega used to say "no good deed goes unpunished". When I was young, my desire to see the better in people caused me to reject this as uncommon. I was wrong. There wasn't even anyone on the street. You know you're no longer in a free land when you can't park legally and read your damned phone in the attempt to keep your own head from exploding.

And of course my mom passed away this morning at 11:34, and I really need this extra bullshit on my plate, not to mention that it will spill into my dear wife's lap. And what frosts my cake is that the punk cop will have to make no account of himself. I will be out a large sum, will have my name disparaged and maligned in the eyes of some, not that I care what people think, but the principle of it offends be greatly for its injustice. You can't sue, they will not hold him to answer for his violation of trust. I am disgusted. But I won't be cowed, bullied, or intimidated from doing what I know to be right for me.

Always beware of cops, trust none of them, and shun them at all times.

Sorry to hear about your mom, brother. My heart goes out to you. I went through that with mom back in 2018, and dad in 2020. Wish I could tell you it gets better but it really doesn't. You just learn to live with it.
 
Sorry to hear about your mom, brother. My heart goes out to you. I went through that with mom back in 2018, and dad in 2020. Wish I could tell you it gets better but it really doesn't. You just learn to live with it.

Yeah, like all the other noises in my head.
 
OMG, Osan, how awful. Losing your mom is major and I'm so sorry for you going through that and then having this other bullshit to deal with. Yeah, I don't trust cops and though I'm sure you'll win your case, it doesn't get your lawyer money back or compensate for the additional grief you're put through at such a life changing moment as losing your mom!

She turned 90 on 1/16 and had a long life... Sadly, that makes little difference to me. I'm just glad she's no longer suffering. About a month ago she dropped unceremoniously dead at breakfast. We didn't know she had a DNR, so the EMTs did CPR and broke 8 ribs. We went to the ER and what I witnessed I'd pay large sums to be able to unsee. From that point on it was only a matter of time and I prayed she'd go fast. Well, I guess your last week or two unconscious on morphine is a blessing, comparatively speaking, but nonetheless. I'd have liked to have been able to have a few conversations with her before she left, but no. So I will make peace with it as best I can and move on. Now that both my folks are gone, I feel alone... Thank God for my wife. I don't know what I would do without her presence.

Thanks for the kind sentiments. They help.
 
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She turned 90 on 1/16 and had a long life... Sadly, that makes little difference to me. I'm just glad she's no longer suffering. About a month ago she dropped unceremoniously dead at breakfast. We didn't know she had a DNR, so the EMTs did CPR and broke 8 ribs. We went to the ER and what I witnessed I'd pay large sums to be able to unsee. From that point on it was only a matter of time and I prayed she'd go fast. Well, I guess your last week or two unconscious on morphine is a blessing, comparatively speaking, but nonetheless. I'd have liked to have been able to have a few conversations with her before she left, but no. So I will make peace with it as best I can and move on. Now that both my folks are gone, I feel alone... Thank God for my wife. I don't know what I would do without her presence.

Thanks for the kind sentiments. They help.

Jeez on them breaking her ribs. That's inexcusable.
 
... A mile later I got pulled over. The cop tells me I was "enticing for prostitution". What the hell?
...

WTF is that?! That sounds like a law that needs abolishing.

And of course my mom passed away this morning at 11:34, ...

Sorry to hear that. Losing family is hard...
 
Thank God for my wife. I don't know what I would do without her presence.
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Treasure that...because it can be worse, trust me.

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You're in my prayers, brother.

 

Very funny.
The state did a fairly good job of protecting the borders for generations until people who wanted to destroy it for the benefit of globalism hijacked it.
Anarchy is just doing half of the job for the globalists.
 
It's right there in my signature. Seemed more appropriate than putting it in a single post.

That was about the states staying as separate nations in an alliance in order to prevent things like Californication, we are not separate nations now.
Citizens should have a right to freedom of movement in their nation, you do not have a right to freedom of movement in other nations.
If the US had remained separate nations in an alliance it would have been very likely and appropriate that they would grant relaxed movement and immigration to the other states.

The North and south never should have been joined in a union an alliance would have done.
As granny Clampett reminds us: The war between the states is when the North invaded America.
 
Swordy, swordy, misstating yet again. And again, and again. Let me clean it up:

And you just prove me right.
You can spin it any way you want but it amounts to the same thing.
You are a rabid globalist anarchist even though you know very well the other cultures of the world will simply walk in and conquer us and impose tyranny either as a new local state or a global government.
 
And you just prove me right.
You can spin it any way you want but it amounts to the same thing.
You are a rabid globalist anarchist even though you know very well the other cultures of the world will simply walk in and conquer us and impose tyranny either as a new local state or a global government.

Yeah yeah yeah. Spend pend spend. You insist on completely demolishing freedom/liberty in order to save it. You are not alone, most Americans on both sides of the isle feel and act the same. Just don't consider me an accomplice, I would simply defund it all.

Quit shifting blame for what you and the American people have put into motion. Oh, and keep "voting" too, to show your allegiance.
 
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