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Monday, December 16, 2013
Time's Up cap
Here's someone offering a slightly different version of the Time's Up design on a cap. I get a little money from any sales.
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Waylaid by wildlife thieves
The armed and badged New Mexico wildlife thieves (backed up by other gangs of LEOs) were setting up checkpoints yesterday, to try to catch folks who dared take "wild" food without their permission. I had the unfortunate experience of having to pass through their Nazi-esque checkpoint as I crossed the state line. I hadn't been hunting or fishing, and I think it was obvious I hadn't been, so I didn't have much extra trouble, besides being delayed and having to speak to the tax addicts, but I hate talking to these parasites.
All over something as imaginary as "poaching", or harvesting the "wrong" game, I suppose.
A thief claims property that is not his to claim, and in many cases backs that claim with the threat (or the actuality) of violence. It's what is behind most cases of theft-by-state-employee. They let you do the work to get the property, then they take it at gunpoint- claiming it was theirs all along. And rob you of your tools and money, as well. And possibly kidnap you. And murder you if you resist.
The wildlife doesn't belong to anyone in "government", nor to some nebulous "public". There is no such thing as "poaching" unless you are trespassing on private property and taking the game that is there. Even in that case your offense doesn't involve "the state" in any way; only the property owner you have violated. Let him deal with you as he sees fit.
I should never be put in a position to "need" to speak to an enforcer- unless, perhaps, I am attacking or stealing. In fact, peaceable individuals should be able to live their entire lives without ever having to see or speak to a government employee at all- without ever even being aware these people exist, in fact. I am absolutely sick to death of being put in the position of having to be civil to people who are a mortal threat to me and my daughter. Every time a cop stops a peaceable person, the cop deserves to be shot and killed. Every single time. Think I'm being overly sensitive? Consider: every interaction between an enforcer and you is a gamble that you are on the losing side of. The "house" always has the advantage at this point in history, and if you keep playing you WILL lose. As the police state ramps up, more and more things will be excuses to stop and search and kidnap and rob. And "officer safety" will excuse your murder as long as the cowardly cops say you scared them.
The lack of effective resistance thus far just emboldens these vermin.
I'm not saying killing every cop that stops you is a smart thing to do at this point in time- it's not, because they have a bigger gang and still have most people brainwashed into believing they are the "good guys"- but it wouldn't be wrong. Not anymore. It is self defense, plain and simple. That's the sad reality of the unfortunate times and the police state I find myself living in. The cops should change their ways before the risks of civil interactions outweigh the risks of violent resistance for the average person. Because it IS heading that direction quickly.
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All over something as imaginary as "poaching", or harvesting the "wrong" game, I suppose.
A thief claims property that is not his to claim, and in many cases backs that claim with the threat (or the actuality) of violence. It's what is behind most cases of theft-by-state-employee. They let you do the work to get the property, then they take it at gunpoint- claiming it was theirs all along. And rob you of your tools and money, as well. And possibly kidnap you. And murder you if you resist.
The wildlife doesn't belong to anyone in "government", nor to some nebulous "public". There is no such thing as "poaching" unless you are trespassing on private property and taking the game that is there. Even in that case your offense doesn't involve "the state" in any way; only the property owner you have violated. Let him deal with you as he sees fit.
I should never be put in a position to "need" to speak to an enforcer- unless, perhaps, I am attacking or stealing. In fact, peaceable individuals should be able to live their entire lives without ever having to see or speak to a government employee at all- without ever even being aware these people exist, in fact. I am absolutely sick to death of being put in the position of having to be civil to people who are a mortal threat to me and my daughter. Every time a cop stops a peaceable person, the cop deserves to be shot and killed. Every single time. Think I'm being overly sensitive? Consider: every interaction between an enforcer and you is a gamble that you are on the losing side of. The "house" always has the advantage at this point in history, and if you keep playing you WILL lose. As the police state ramps up, more and more things will be excuses to stop and search and kidnap and rob. And "officer safety" will excuse your murder as long as the cowardly cops say you scared them.
The lack of effective resistance thus far just emboldens these vermin.
I'm not saying killing every cop that stops you is a smart thing to do at this point in time- it's not, because they have a bigger gang and still have most people brainwashed into believing they are the "good guys"- but it wouldn't be wrong. Not anymore. It is self defense, plain and simple. That's the sad reality of the unfortunate times and the police state I find myself living in. The cops should change their ways before the risks of civil interactions outweigh the risks of violent resistance for the average person. Because it IS heading that direction quickly.
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