The insurectionist of one side, is always the freedom fighter of others?

[B1tUnl0ck3r]

You are allowed to change your vote, once you have been debriefed and deconnditionned from the brainwashing by the victorious side.

Good luck with you arguments.

I off course voted safely and securly and fast and accuratly for AGREE !

ez...

[_Miracle]

"One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter"

 B. Ganor or V for Vendetta
or maybe neither

[B1tUnl0ck3r]

"One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter"

 B. Ganor or V for Vendetta
or maybe neither

It carries still maybe less weight than one of those roman sentence blasting though the voidness of most reasoning gears than most people have between their ears ...

Now look it's funnier even :



Is this funny native patriot a threat to national security in any way shape or form? (maybe he is delta force, who knows... but there?).

Now let's compare before your neurotraining crytalize...



okay... how many arrests? can you still count... in which case?

so how could people object to agree? maybe with a lack of faith, honesty and more important value to their own words...

[_Miracle]

My favorite current day insurectionist/revolutionist is Elizbeth from Knoxville
I mean she is ready for battle...

https://news.yahoo.com/yahoo-news-reporter-speaks-woman-162518552.html


I was up for total Anarchy in my teens but old age has really mellowed me out

[B1tUnl0ck3r]

Elizbeth from Knoxville

Cool Thanks ! for me I would put Xi, Putin, the mullah(s) in chief and Kim the great, with maybe Javier...

hahaha...

but look :



you see maybe a hero? a free speech warriors

and let me tell you I give instantly the live of a million like assange for one single of those who stormed the hill... 1:1m.

yeah

done.

never forget : words ar efor the cowards.

[BADecker]

^^^ Words are also for the peaceful, who would love to destroy the evil in war, but want to give them a chance to live, first.

[B1tUnl0ck3r]

Things change so fast, with a vote in congress, something perfectly normal, now...

[iamsheikhadil]

It kinda depends on morals and principles. Not laws. For example, if there is oppression somewhere, fighting it is always objectively good, but the other side will declare them as criminals. Laws and regulations change with governments, ideologies and everything. What always remain constant is our inner morals and principles which makes us objectively think and judge people's actions, be they in our side or against us.

[Mauser]

Things change so fast, with a vote in congress, something perfectly normal, now...

I agree, it's very hard to fight the system continuesly. Once there are enough people to fight for freedom the system should change. So a freedom fighter from 30 years ago might feel fine in the current system, while younger people might feel oppressed. Politics are changing so fast these days, it's hard to stay on top of it all.