nope. all forms of vigilantism is wrong. let them get sent to prison on the strength of the evidence against them and there they can get whatever ass pounding or shanking they deserve
i'm not going to tolerate a world where you can just wantonly accuse someone of being a pedo and punch them
that's leftist nonsense and it has no place in a civilized world
“Punch a Nazi” was actually a mistake, and by conceding that ground, we opened the door for everything that followed with ANTIFA. It was a subtle deception. First, because on a surface level, “punch a Nazi” sounds good. And second, within a short media sound bite, it is very difficult to argue against “punching Nazis” without looking like you are defending Nazis. But it was all a rhetorical Marxist trick. When the left first said, “Punch a Nazi? How could you argue against that?”, the correct response should have been, “Prosecute a Nazi. Street vigilantism has no place in American society.” Now even “prosecute a Nazi” would have been technically incorrect too, but I believe much less destructive, and rhetorically it counters the Marxist’s magic spell.
We need a national "punch a pedo day"
Every day that I wake up breathing is Deck a Diddler Day as far as I'm concerned.
Flog a fondler
Frag a kiddiefooker
Deck a Democrat?
Works for me!
These two pictures are the same.
I was thinking more along the lines of building a trebuchet
*building and deploying multiple trebuchets
FTFY
"Wait, this isn't a hammock!"
Someone get Kyle.
You mean hang and beat like a piniata?
nope. all forms of vigilantism is wrong. let them get sent to prison on the strength of the evidence against them and there they can get whatever ass pounding or shanking they deserve
i'm not going to tolerate a world where you can just wantonly accuse someone of being a pedo and punch them
that's leftist nonsense and it has no place in a civilized world
“Punch a Nazi” was actually a mistake, and by conceding that ground, we opened the door for everything that followed with ANTIFA. It was a subtle deception. First, because on a surface level, “punch a Nazi” sounds good. And second, within a short media sound bite, it is very difficult to argue against “punching Nazis” without looking like you are defending Nazis. But it was all a rhetorical Marxist trick. When the left first said, “Punch a Nazi? How could you argue against that?”, the correct response should have been, “Prosecute a Nazi. Street vigilantism has no place in American society.” Now even “prosecute a Nazi” would have been technically incorrect too, but I believe much less destructive, and rhetorically it counters the Marxist’s magic spell.
The problem is that they call everyone who disagrees with them a nazi.
yep. "punch a nazi" is fine, but who's deciding who's a nazi?
Sounds like something a pedo would say
I don’t know punching them just doesn’t seem good enough.