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Guerrilla Tactics in the Culture War, #1: Promoting Self-Defense as a Virtue
Submitted by:
Robert Morse
Website: http://slowfacts.wordpress.com/
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What should we do? We are in an ongoing culture war.
Responsibility is out. Victimhood is in. We see political examples of cultural cleansing where liberal politicians want to eliminate a conservative culture. People who love liberty should advocate for a better culture rather than be on the defensive.
For example, what should we do if self-defense was more than a right we tolerate, but was actually a virtue we promote? Here are guerrilla tactics in the private and public spheres of the culture war.
Please leave your suggestion. What should we do? |
| Comment by:
wcgray_va@yahoo.com
(9/12/2015)
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| I think it is the perfect moment to bring up a bit of ammunition in our argument that self defense is a virtue. If the passengers on flight 92 were exercising their right to self defense of 9-11-01, then self defense is demonstrably a good thing. If they were counter attacking against the criminal terrorists they were correct. If they were resisting being drafted, against their will, into a suicidal kamikaze attack then they were justified. Use that argument and see if the antis can counter it. Self defense is not vigilantism; it is legal, moral and ethical |
| Comment by:
wcgray_va@yahoo.com
(9/12/2015)
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| I think it is the perfect moment to bring up a bit of ammunition in our argument that self defense is a virtue. If the passengers on flight 92 were exercising their right to self defense of 9-11-01, then self defense is demonstrably a good thing. If they were counter attacking against the criminal terrorists they were correct. If they were resisting being drafted, against their will, into a suicidal kamikaze attack then they were justified. Use that argument and see if the antis can counter it. Self defense is not vigilantism; it is legal, moral and ethical |
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| "There's no legitimate use for a gun like this." --Chicago Police Superintendent Philip Cline, brandishing a 9mm semiautomatic handgun at a news conference (Chicago Tribune, "Special unit hauling in guns, drugs" by Glenn Jeffers, January 29, 2004) |
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