freeper vows to kill any lawmaker who votes to seize pensions

[grasswire]

To: The Comedian
I’ll say it publicly right now. If they try this here I start killing people. And I’ll start with anyone who votes for it.

16 posted on Monday, November 29, 2010 4:34:45 PM by Lurker (The avalanche has begun. The pebbles no longer have a vote.)
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[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

1. Translation: Touch my big government and I'll kill you.

[gateley]

2. Is this something that has come out of the 'recommendations' committee? nt

[Joanne98]

3. So he's a guvmit worker?

[sakabatou]

4. Anyone forwarded this to the cops, etc.?

[Ian David]

9. I posted it on Twitter with an FBI and USSS tag. I'm sure it will get seen.

I'm probably over my quota for directly contacting the feds about this shit for the year.

[Whoa_Nelly]

5. and the Freepers are still in unrequited love for Bush and total denial

that it was the Bush Administration that fully set into motion all that came before it dating back to the Reagan Administration.

Am so sick of politics raping our nation.

[eleny]

6. Can you help me with some context...

I don't know about any legislation dealing with seizing of pensions so I'm in the dark.

Tia!

[ET Awful]

7. Threatening to kill a federal official is a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

Perhaps the FBI should be informed?

[Ian David]

10. Does it count if they don't specifically NAME the federal official? n/t

[Angry Dragon]

8. This is what they were refering to

Remember My Discussion on Pensions?
The Market Ticker ^ | Nov. 29, 2010 | Karl Denninger

Posted on 11/29/2010 2:41:49 PM PST by The Comedian

France is the latest to seize pension assets. They follow Hungary and Ireland. There will be more. And eventually, it will come here - and when it does, you will get hosed.

There is only one way to stop it.

You, the American people, must demand that all of the bad loans that were made by banks be forced back onto them and defaulted. At the same time the government must stand back and let the adjustment take place.

Yes, this will detonate the banks. Yes, this will result in huge losses. Yes, this will result in a short-term dislocation in the economy - a really, really bad one. Yes, it will result in the collapse of home prices, bankruptcy of tens of millions of people and even more unemployment in the short term.

Again, government must do nothing more than providing emergency shelter and food to those who need it in this regard.

Government must also, at the same time, put an immediate stop to the offshoring monster through wage and environmental-parity tariffs.

(Excerpt) Read more at market-ticker.org ...


Not sure if this is allowed under the rules, if not please alert on this

[Ian David]

12. Before Bankruptcy, Conservatives Touted Ireland As Model For U.S.

Before Bankruptcy, Conservatives Touted Ireland As Model For U.S.
http://thinkprogress.org/2010/12/02/celtic-tiger-flip/

Conservatives Don’t Know Anything, Ireland Edition
http://www.oliverwillis.com/2010/12/02/conservatives-dont-know-anything-ireland-edition/

[sabrina 1]

15. Yes, wasn't John McCain praising Ireland during the

campaign? I believe he was praising their tax breaks for corporations? I hope European countries have now learned what Capitalism is all about and will return to their more Socialist and far better system for their citizens. Their foray into U.S. style capitalism has destroyed their economies.

[Atypical Liberal]

18. Frankly, I think The Comedian is right.

He said:

>You, the American people, must demand that all of the bad loans that were made by
>banks be forced back onto them and defaulted. At the same time the government must stand
>back and let the adjustment take place.
>
>Yes, this will detonate the banks. Yes, this will result in huge losses. Yes, this will
>result in a short-term dislocation in the economy - a really, really bad one. Yes, it
>will result in the collapse of home prices, bankruptcy of tens of millions of people
>and even more unemployment in the short term.

I think he's right. Our government bailed out the banks, but have done next to nothing to bail out the people that those banks made the loans to with no regard for whether or not they could be paid for.

Lots of people are finding they are underwater on their homes, and that it could take decades before they are not. I personally know people who are just filing bankruptcy and walking away.

And I don't fault them for it. The banks were quick enough to walk away from "toxic assets" and get government money to help them out. Average people are going to do the same thing.

It is going to be a huge adjustment. Banks will collapse. Basically, what is happening is what I have said would happen for years - the global disparity in incomes is leveling itself out. As salaries rise in developing nations, they will decline here. Consequently, the cost of living will rise in developing nations, and it will have no choice but to decline here, as no one will be able to pay the premium prices of the past. We're going to return to the 1960s when cars cost $5000 and houses cost $50K. And college grads will be making $10K a year out of school.

It's already happening. When we had our house built 3 years ago the cost was $100 a square foot. Now in our same subdivision they are building for $51 a square foot - half price!

The world economy is balancing, and it's going to hurt.

[Ian David]

11. Here is a screenshot in case it gets scrubbed.

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[Gold Metal Flake]

13. I wonder if he complained whern the corporations started seizing pensions in the 80s.

Probably not. It's OK if a corporation does it.

[guitar man]

14. eh, he will calm down in a little while

Mom will be down to the basement with cookies and juice boxes for him and his little friends and he'll forget all about it :silly:

[grasswire]

16. I'm surprised they haven't pulled the post yet.

Or maybe JimRob is allowing freepers to make threats and take the heat.

[proud2BlibKansan]

17. It's all they know - violence and death threats

[Hawkeye-X]

19. I'm sure the FBI has already arrested him and thrown him to jail

right... right... right???

[Matariki]

20. If the left was clever...

we'd find a way to channel and properly direct that tea-bagger energy.

[Ian David]

21. Believe me, the first politician they kill will be one of their own for "betraying" them.

My money's on Scott Brown.

They're already pissed at him.

Oh, and the TeaParty released all the home addresses and private cell phone numbers of the freshman GOPers.

[bushisanidiot]

22. What's scary is, how many have been killed without letting

it slip on a public website? seriously. these idiots have guns and are just itching to use them for any reason.