Subj : Democrat Protesters
To : Dan Cross
From : Lee Lofaso
Date : Mon Jun 08 2020 03:16 pm
Hello Dan,
>LL>Which would you rather be? A saint or a sinner?
>
>You're just a sanctimonious douche. Trump
>asked for 10,000 active duty troops and got
>shouted down by Milley.
General Milley took an oath to defend the Constitution
of the United States, yet refused to do so, as shown by
his actions.
General Mark Milley, decked out in combat fatigues, marched
lock-step with Donald Trump to the church as orders were given
for National Guard to open fire on peaceful protesters (mostly
women and children, along with clergy). Did Donald Trump fire
General Milley after he wrote a memo and said a few words?
Nope. General Milley is still Trump's guy. As if nothing has
happened to spoil their fine relationship. What a guy!
Rather than defending the Constitution of the United States,
the thing to do is to support and defend the president!
After all, the president doesn't care about the Constitution
of the United States, as shown by his hatred of "we the people."
>Esper got slapped down by the chiefs, which is why you don't
>see troops confronted with the awful choice of potentially starting a coup
> by disobeying illegal orders.
Like your dear friend Milley, Esper also took an oath to defend
the Constitution of the United States rather than the president.
But like Milley, he chose to do nothing to stop the president
from having his way in going to war against the American people.
So, by your lights it is perfectly okay for Americans to kill
other Americans, as they would only be "following orders" of a
president gone mad. That line of defense did not work out so
well for Germans who were prosecuted at Nuremburg. I wonder how
well that defense will work out for those who followed the illegal
orders of their commander-in-chief?
General Honor� (who also took the same oath as you) had the good
sense not to obey the illegal orders given to him by Governor "Bobby"
Jindal, who wanted National Guardsmen to use live ammo to kill young
black boys who were looting department stores in New Orleans. Talk
about a helluva price to pay for stealing shoes, wouldn't you say?
Back to the crowd at St. John's church -
You know as well as I do that nobody in that crowd deserved to be
shot by rubber bullets, pepper spray, or tear gas. It was a peaceful
protest, allowed under our US Constitution, and your fine president
and fellow officers could have cared less. They did what they did
because the US Constitution means nothing to them. And peoples lives
mean even less.
Black Lives Matter. To all of us. Not just to blacks.
We the people have a Constitutional right to exercise *all* freedoms
noted. You might want to take some time and actually read what the US
Constitution says, including all the amendments.
You can start with the Preamble and go from there. It should not
take you long to finish, as the US Constitution is less than 5,000
words total (including amendments).
>The interplay between civilian and military leadership is subtle and
> requires great care to avoid setting a precedent that you clearly
>cannot fathom the consequences of.
It doesn't take much to understand that murder is murder.
I condemn *all* acts of violence. So should you, and everyone
else.
Hitler needed an excuse to give him what he wanted. He blamed
the Jews, and the Communists, for all Germany's problems. So what
did he do? He gave Germans `The Night of the Long Knives'.
Don't think it can't happen here? There were protests in over
650 cities throughout this country last night. Even more are expected
tonight. The mayor of Minneapolis has given up on it, deciding to
disband the entire police force. The mayor of NYC is thinking about
defunding his city's police force, although he did not say by how
much. What is going to happen when nobody is left to protect the
general public from itself?
America will have its own version of fascism.
Fascism with a smile.
A huge orange grin smiling at ya.
A Sacrimonious Douche,
--Lee
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