Answers Demanded, Answers Given
Powell GammillOccasionally I get an email as the Senior Editor of Freedom's Phoenix being taken to task for an article -- in this case submitted by me -- that calls for an answer; demanded in this case. I comply.
Occasionally I get an email as the Senior Editor of Freedom's Phoenix being taken to task for an article -- in this case submitted by me -- that calls for an answer; demanded in this case. I comply.
Well done sir! Thank you. You're tops in my book.
Frosty
Well that time for America is at an end. Soon, there will literally be no wealth left to take. Gulfstreams will fire up and the elite shall depart for better pastures leaving the Roman Centurions that you so love to run the little people. When you have nothing left, perhaps then you will pick up a gun. I am guessing a one in three chance."
Absolutely brilliant, sir! May I quote you on this?
Friends like you make me feel less alone in this world. Thanks, Powell.
Make no mistake, the blog's author takes the already high level of violence, and wishes for that plus deaths. Specifically, deaths of federal agents, but that would also surely have resulted in the death of the Browns.
As your point #4 noted, that blog post is not about the Browns; they are used by that person as a vehicle to wish for the violent death of unnamed persons based solely on their job title. By not naming names or exploring, at all, what makes them willing to use force, he dehumanizes them; it's OK to kill them because they are less than human, and if the Browns die in the process, oh well.
That's not a reminder of the Browns, that is a mental sickness that is wholly contrary to what I've come to understand of your life philosophy. It's a psychopathic rant not worthy of promotion except to denounce.
And, that's it. There is nothing to the blog post besides the "titillating" bit you pulled for the link. There is nothing else to link to except the MSNBC article.
Maybe you are correct that a violent confrontation is needed. Maybe that's the direction you want to take Freedom's Phoenix. And, that's OK.
But, by doing so, you are making a tactical decision for anyone associated with Freedom's Phoenix, and not just the publisher and senior editor. It's only fair to give warning, so that anyone who thinks that is a tactical error can distance themselves and make their stand at the time and place of their choosing.
That's different from shying from the fight. As an analogy, I'm not afraid of being near live grenades, but I'm not going to stand anywhere near the guy who decides it would be a good idea to juggle them.
I apologize for being abrupt. I appreciate your response. And, I hope you can understand the anger one would feel towards a surprise grenade juggling act.