TN Gov. Bill Lee signs new Anti-Rioting bill ! (and lose the right to vote!)

This is why we on the right are doomed, and why the left will eventually win.

Because I think that 6 years in jail for camping on state , I.e. public land is excessive, you immediately think I’m on the “other side”.

I’m on your side, fool. Stop attacking people who are your ideological brethren.

Yes it was, and if we’re not careful we’l find ourselves in one just like it, wondering how in hell it happened.

the thread has obviously hit a nerve.


Glad to see the venom exposed.


and of course, good move for you!

Last Edited by beeches on 08/23/2020 10:23 AM

A lot of threads hitters nerves lately.

You in TN too?!

I am

no longer just miles from Joey Biden's second starter home:

Yay! Good for you too!

I’m in the Smokies

Love Tennessee. I’m just above canal...can see it from my window. I’m in Lewes right now at a friends. Even Sussex is turning blue with all these transplanted Washingtonians moving in and bringing their attitudes and vitriol with them. It’s disgusting. Carney CLOSED voting polling places here due to flu. One open out of 5. Voter suppression? Imagine if Trump did that. Delaware is SCREWED.

Or run them over....

Wow... good luck. Punkin Chunkin in the direction of the General Assembly and exec branch is in order......

Last Edited by beeches on 08/23/2020 10:39 AM

I moved to TN from CA in early 2019. So glad I got here before the pandemic and rioting and more fires. Looking out at a green forest this morning as I eat brunch and drink my coffee; so lovely! And I also approve of Gov Lee’s anti-rioting bill.

What about camping? 6 years in prison for camping? That's bullshit! Riots should be 6 years in prison.
Last time I checked, we all pay taxes that go to the upkeep of state property.

Same here! Looking at the beautiful Smokies! We are so lucky

Sure! Then, when YOU attend a peaceful protest, against taxes, IIA restrictions or the like, the PTB will send a few disrupters in amongst you to break a few windows or torch a few cars. At that point, they will then declare your peaceful protest to be a riot, and YOU a rioter. No more voting or gun ownership for you!

See how that works?

Are you really that ignorant or just 3.50?!

I was going to ask you the same thing.

3.50

Ignorant.

maybe you two should not take that stuff to tennessee.

there are a lot of rural places that don't need your help.

Felon's can already vote in States that matter

You’re right, they are too stupid to understand. I’m done. They’ll become aware of the error of their ways soon enough.

Voting doesn't matter so there is no loss there.

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Using the middle of a pandemic to go into the streets destroying property, blocking highways for emergency vehicles and creating a general chaotic environment for citizens trying to stay home and deal with a scary unknown disease ... is criminal act, not a peaceful protest.

There was nothing peaceful about any of these protest around the nation during these last few weeks . The protesters deliberately chose a time when everyone thought it was would be breaking the law just to be out of our homes during a curfew, much less destroying property. In my opinion protesters should have been given an automatic jail sentence, just for being on the streets. The damage done in Virginia during the lock down is a prime example.

As for the police , as in any occupation, the police have some who are definitely not suited for the job, but the screaming liberal media as always, focuses on only those few while totally ignoring the majority of police who are doing a good job. We as a nation have been taken over by the real criminals of the world.

My prayer is the hopes of the wicked will melt in the morning Sun. I love Tennessee's Gov Lee!!!!

Highways and freeways are partially paid for by federal grants and is a federal crime due to the commerce clause.

All state roads and by-ways are under state control and blue states fail to enforce the laws.

Just like Kumala, politicians only push prosecutions for anyone right of communism and socialism.

My friend lives in Memphis. Says it's pretty much normal there. No masks, homeless aren't shitting on the sidewalk, etc. Wonder why?

Ive seen many say the protesters should be arrested just for being in the street because they are a roadblock to commerce and have an economic impact on our markets.

Whats good for the goose is good for the gander.

I'll go along with that reasoning if we extend to other people that are a harm to our markets as well.

Every Banker on Wall Street should be thrown in jail along with many investors for the fraudulent games that have done untold damage to this nation.

Want to play that game, lets play.

Nip it........