A side effect of brutal oppression is that it drives people to use guerilla terrorist tactics.

Well, as the saying goes, guns don't kill people, people kill people. But now, thanks to companies like Palantir, we can essentially make guns that actually do kill people.

Same way you prevent selling beer to kids. Impose harsh penalties for violators.

Of course they are. That is their purpose.

It's cute that Trump thinks he can actually control this situation.

Counter point: No I don't.

It's in the same building as antifa headquarters, duh.

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Checks and balances have almost completely collapsed, we've got masked, lawless paramilitary forces executing citizens in the streets, kicking in doors without warrants, spending billions of dollars building concentration camps, ignoring habeas corpus, accelerating media capture by friendly oligarchs, the national security apparatus labeling anyone who criticizes this stuff as domestic terrorists, and you're here quibbling over semantics.

There have been more killed by trans mass shooters than ICE but I don't hear any complaining from the left on that one. Everything you listed we just went through with the last administration as well. None of it is new, you people are all just losing your minds now because its not your side doing it. Different colors, same cult, all crayon eaters.

I hope you enjoy those cherries you picked.

There's a little neighborhood park where I live, just down the street, where there have been 2 attempts to setup one of these. The first one was poorly constructed and the door fell off after just a couple of weeks. The second one I think the neighborhood kids broke on purpose. This, of course, after taking the books out and lighting them on fire for fun. There were charred pages all over for days. We're lucky they didn't catch the brush, of which there is plenty, on fire.

I've considered trying to build one myself, but I know it would just end up the same way.