AFA's Fischer Hopes Americans Will Violently Revolt Against "Tyranny of a Repressive Central Gov't"

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AFA's Fischer Hopes Americans Will Violently Revolt Against the "Tyranny of a Repressive Central Government"

Last week, the American Family Association's Bryan Fischer reacted to the passage of health care reform legislation with utter fury ...

In case there by any doubt that Fisher is entirely serious about the prospect of violent armed revolution in response to this legislation, rest assured that he is:

The American people are overwhelmingly opposed to the implementation of MussoliniCare. It is heavy-handed and repressive and is a worse form of oppression than any the Crown imposed on the Colonies in the 1770s.

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The question immediately arises as to what remedies the states and the people within them possess to resist the tyranny imposed on us by the Intolerable Act of 2010.

Fischer goes on to quote James Madison at length, highlighting Madison's calls for armed revolution, saying that while he hopes it never comes to that, if it fails he hopes that people will rise up and use all "morally and constitutionally justified means" to resist the "tyranny of a repressive central government...

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Allow me to point out, again, that just two weeks ago Fischer was featured on the Family Research Council's anti-health care reform webcast along with Rep. Tom Price, (R-GA), Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN), Sen. David Vitter (R-LA), and Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN).

http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/afas-fischer-hopes-americans-will-violently-revolt-against-tyranny-repressive-central-govern

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[and-justice-for-all]

1. How typically xtian of them...nt

[47of74]

2. Someone ought to send him that letter that Marine posted

The one that explains just how futile such shit would be.

[Initech]

3. Something tells me these idiots have never experienced real tyranny before.

[Roland99]

4. Oh, they've experience. Just from the other end. *They* are the tyrants

Fake Christian tyrants.

[sufrommich]

5. MussoliniCare? Ever notice these nuts never compare

health care to Canada or Great Britain? It's always some totalitarian country. It's hyperbole and they never,never get called on it.

[Tesha]

6. Where were they from December 12th, 2000 to January 19th, 2009?

Strangely silent on "government tyranny"!

Tesha

[Winterblues]

7. "morally and constitutionally justified means"

These people are supposed to be Constitution Lovers, so I would ask where in the Constitution does it suggest people should take up arms against the Legally elected government of the USA?

[Juche]

8. Why does anyone vote republican?

Seriously, wtf is wrong with people? They think mild health insurance reform is the same as Mussolini's march on Rome.

[Bitwit1234]

9. Some answer this question.

Where is the tyranny in this government. Other than republicans wanting to overthrow a legal election I don't see any. We had a better reason to overthrow the two stolen elections of bush.

[Emit]

10. They've all bought into an elaborate conspiracy they call the Cloward-Piven Strategy

According to the Tea Party ‘Patriots,’ Obama is an evil Socialist who wants to destroy Capitalism through orchestrated crisis and redistribute your wealth. He has connections to militant black organizers and other radicals who want to destroy America, and there is a huge continuing conspiracy on the left, first resurrected by Socialists in the ‘60s, to hasten the fall of capitalism through crisis strategy in an effort to usher in Socialism. This is what is driving the Tea Partiers, and why the Tea Party ‘Patriots’ believe Obama is a danger to our country. This is why they are so motivated to “take our country back.”

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x7661727

Since Obama's election and the financial crash of 2008, Horowitz's description has been taken up by a clutch of tea party propagandists--from TV and radio hosts Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin to WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah, National Review editor Stanley Kurtz and The Obama Nation author Jerome Corsi--to explain how both events could have happened, here, in the U-S-A. In their historical narrative, it was Cloward and Piven's article that gave ACORN the idea to start peddling subprime mortgages to poor minorities in the 1980s, knowingly laying the groundwork for a global economic meltdown nearly thirty years later. Beck calls Cloward and Piven the two people who are "fundamentally responsible for the unsustainability and possible collapse of our economic system." It was Cloward and Piven who had the diabolical idea of registering (illegal or nonexistent) poor and minority voters through Project Vote and the Motor Voter Act, thus guaranteeing Obama's "fraudulent" victory. And it is the Cloward-Piven strategy that guides the Obama administration's every move to this day, as it seeks to ram through healthcare reform, economic stimulus and financial regulation (all of which, in reality, have enjoyed majority support in many polls taken during the last two years).

www.thenation.com/doc/20100412/kim

[Edweird]

11. Jumping jesus on a pogo stick, these people are stupid...