First, we must define our terms. For example, someone having a
short temper, or exercising bad judgment, even repeatedly, is not
necessarily a fascist pig. No, a cop's level of "fascismo," if you
will, must be measured by something other than just being stupid or
even malicious. To truly be a fascist, a cop must demonstrate that
he has the fascist mindset. So let's define what that is.
A NON-fascist cop, when he looks out at the world, would see lots
of good people, whom he would want to protect, and would never want
to harm, intimidate, or even inconvenience unnecessarily. His goal
would be to find the nasty people in the world, and see to it that
they are prevented from harming any of the decent people.
A FASCIST cop, on the other hand, would view everyone as his
inferior, to be controlled, interrogated, or even abused at will.
He sees himself, a representative of "authority," as having the
right to forcibly impose his will on anyone he wants, whenever he
wants, for any reason (or no reason) and the right to use outright
violence against any who do not obey his every whim.
So, in this message and the ones to follow, we will examine
examples of police conduct in this country, and rate the level of "fascismo" demonstrated by American "law enforcement." What we
won't bother looking at are things like a car chase which ends with
a cop with too much adrenaline in his blood, or a cop shooting
someone with somewhat questionable justification. No, we are
looking for ATTITUDE.
The goal is to determine if American cops
today think like defenders of justice, and keepers of the peace, life, liberty and freedom, or like fascist pigs.
Once again, it's time to determine whether American "police" are
noble public servants or fascist pigs. The good news is, rendering
a verdict this time can easily be done after the first four seconds
(literally) of the example video (which is about eight minutes
long):
Now, I don't think this needs much explanation. Beating up little
old ladies, in their own houses, in order to disarm them? Randomly
disarming everyone, right and left, pointing GUNS at them in the
process, when there wasn't even the suspicion that the people had
committed any crimes? Barging into homes and destroying property
without a shred of due process, without even the allegation that
the person had done anything wrong? Do I really need to point out
that any "officer" who would engage in such things is a fascist
pig? I hope not. Here's some more Nazi thuggery, in case you needed
any:
But what's worth pointing out here is that this is NOT a case of a "bad apple" here and there. This was widespread, premeditated,
officially-sanctioned fascism. When you have the damn chief of
police openly declaring that he and his fellow Nazi swine intended
to disarm EVERYONE (except themselves, of course), then don't tell
me that I shouldn't say that ALL American police are fascist pigs.
In that second clip, one fascist swine, Chris Montgomery, this time
from the "National Guard" (I wonder who's going to guard us from
the "guard"?) laments how tough it is to have the job of being a
fascist pig, disarming, maybe even SHOOTING Americans. Sorry, but I
don't sympathize. In fact, if the local fascists in YOUR town ever
declare that they are going to disarm everyone, and you see Chris
Montgomery and his fellow Nazis walking down your street, you would
be absolutely justified in shooting that fascist bastard in the
head at the first opportunity, and shooting every other jackboot
who is with him. When they've openly declared their
unconstitutional, illegal, immoral, tyrannical intentions, what
more justification could you possibly need?
Once again, let me state the obvious truth: if you have a RIGHT to
self-defense, and the RIGHT to keep and bear arms, then by
definition you DON'T NEED "government" permission to do so. And, in
fact, when authoritarian thugs tell you that you don't have the
right, you STILL DO, and you have the right to use whatever force
is necessary to protect your rights, including shooting jackboots.
I wonder how many fascist thugs in New Orleans did things that
would have justified their intended victims blowing their damn
heads off. Probably almost all of them (at least all of the ones
shown in those videos). On the other hand, I wonder how many cops
DIDN'T violate everyone's rights? Any? Were there ANY "law
enforcement" people in New Orleans who REFUSED to partake in the
officially-sanctioned Gestapo garbage? I haven't heard of any.
So don't complain when I say that ALL American police today are
fascist pigs. When I see some evidence to the contrary--like
someone with a badge, a spine, and a brain (if anyone in the
country still has all three) doing something to STOP the police
state absurdities going on all over then country, then I might
regain a speck of respect for "law enforcement."
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