I know there have been various attempts to shame liberty offenders of various stripes by putting their info online. I also know the hazards that go with putting any information about dangerous State gang members online- they claim they are being threatened (by having the truth disseminated) and use their coercive enforcement thugs to turn the threat around. In other words, to object to the accusation, they prove the accusation.
Still, it would be fun to find a way to set up a Liberty Offender Registry, where all the pertinent information could be posted. Style it after the State's own sex offender registries. Only, for this registry, list the specific offenses the registered offenders are known to have committed, rather than leave people guessing. It would be easy since the worst offenses are committed openly, often with reporters recording the event.
Will Grigg's blog would be an excellent resource to find badged thugs who need to be registered. But, really, you could just put every cop you run across onto the registry. As well as the vast majority of judges. And District Attorneys. And presidents, congresscritters, and DMV employees. And "mainstream media" government extremists. Anyone who is known to molest people in the pursuit of destroying their individual liberty.
It would be vitally important to list all the local Offenders, so you would know who lives near you, in order to protect yourself and your children from them, but don't forget the gang leaders and enforcers who have nationwide influence. For Registered Liberty Offenders #1 and #2, I nominate Joe Arpaio and Barack Obama (AKA "Barry Soetoro"), not necessarily in that order.
To be protected from being molested by those who act as "The State", you need to know who these registered liberty offenders are.
Think they'd squeal like a stuck pig? Think I care?
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They will squeal. They do not want people to know where they live. They want to be protected from the great unwashed masses. They believe themselves to be gods.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty easy to do. Get their names and, if they're home owners, go to the courthouse, to the property appraiser's office and look up their names in the property register. Remember Fudd's Law.
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