Re: "Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Just Made Mobbing Motorists a Dangerous Affair"

[BeamMeUpScotty]

On 5/4/21 10:25 AM, BeamMeUpScotty wrote:
> On 5/4/21 9:23 AM, ed...@post.com wrote:
>> On Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at 9:00:52 AM UTC-4, David Hartung wrote:
>>> From September 2020:
>>>
>>> https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2020/09/22/desantis-riot-law-n255095
>>>
>>> [...]
>>> The law is pretty well laid out and a few things catch the eye. For one,
>>> defunding the police in your city will result in state grants and aid
>>> being pulled. This is good since a city that allows itself to be
>>> destroyed by its own incompetence should not have to be rebuilt with
>>> everyone else’s mandatory help.
>>>
>>> Attacking law enforcement results in a minimum mandatory of six months
>>> and becoming violent during a riot will result in “enhanced sentencing.”
>>>
>>> Harassing and intimidating diners is now a misdemeanor and toppling
>>> monuments is now a felony, but one thing that I think really grabs the
>>> attention of both sides is the actions now taken against those who
>>> decide to block roads and intimidate motorists.
>>>
>>> “3rd-degree felony to obstruct traffic during an unpermitted protest,
>>> demonstration or violent or disorderly assembly; driver is NOT liable
>>> for injury or death caused if fleeing for safety from a mob,” reads the law.
>>>
>>> In other words, if you surround a car and begin intimidating the driver
>>> or passengers, attempt to gain access to the vehicle, or begin damaging
>>> the vehicle, if you do happen to be in front of the car when it speeds
>>> off and you get hurt or die, then the driver is not in the least bit of
>>> trouble. You go under the wheel while the driver is trying to escape the
>>> mob, that’s on you, not the driver.
>>>
>>> This Florida law should be the basis for laws passed around the nation.
>>> States should pick this law up immediately and pass it in their own
>>> jurisdictions. This will undoubtedly make rioters think twice before
>>> they begin attempting to make other people’s lives hell in the name of
>>> “justice.”
>>> [...]
>>>
>>> Good for Florida.
>> So rephrasing the above "In other words":
>>
>> In other words, if a mob of pissed-off Lutherans surround a car and begin intimidating the driver or passengers, one of whom is on her way to an abortion clinic, and the ugly mob, as ugly as Lutherans can get, attempt to gain access to the vehicle, or begin damaging the vehicle,, then the driver has every right to slam on the gas pedal and run over, dismember and kill as many Lutherans as possible (the more, the better) for safety's sake from a tyranny of a lunatic Lutheran mob? Be careful what you wish for.
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> And good luck to the driver for doing it if the protestors were
> attempting violence and to damage the car and block the highway.
>
> That violence has zero to do with the abortion violence which is a
> totally different case of assault and attempted murder of a person by
> the person in the car.
>
> Democrats acting like LYNCH MOBS in the streets will be illegal or at
> the very least a LEGAL TARGET much like the HUMAN LIFE (person) inside
> the uterus of the abortion seeking person headed for an appointment to
> kill the baby. I suppose WE THE PEOPLE can do more than run over the
> RIOTERS, like what happened a few times in Democrat cities where people
> were shooting the Democrat rioters who were throwing bricks and
> attempting to stop cars and drag people out of cars based on the color
> of their skin and beat and kill and burn them.
>
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> *ADDENDUM*
> DeSantis of Florida, should go ahead and put some clauses into those
> laws And try to put it in the Florida State Constitution that makes the
> State "trigger" a separate clause that will automatically stop Federal
> Background checks and any State assistance if the Federal Government
> attempts to ban Florida residents from buying, owning, carrying or
> otherwise protecting themselves by using their own guns and/or all guns
> bought/sold within the State.
>
> That way any attempts by Democrats to undermine the 2nd amendment by
> silly stuff like banning AR-15's at a national level would trigger the
> clause that will stop all cooperation between State and Federal
> government departments pertaining to all firearms and weapons State and
> federal enforcement. And make it illegal for State personnel to share
> any information of any kind about State law enforcement activities with
> the Feds or any other States that don't have the same clause in their
> laws or Constitution.
>
> Then Texas needs to do the same as does the other Republican run States.
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That's karma

Keeping the insane... insane.

Or making the FRUIT LOOPS... fruitier, doesn't seem like a great
solution to the delusion they're enveloped in.

Happy is relative, so hiding from reality might work for a while but,
happiness is also fleeting....

Hiding from reality to find happiness is almost the "text book"
definition of mental illness.