Brought into the city. Members say they will protest. I think they take it a step further and collectively block the streets and not let them in. Obama is turning this into a circus.
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11-22-2009, 08:03 PM #1Forum Member
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how should the fdny/nypd handle terrorists being
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11-22-2009, 08:27 PM #2
Well I think this sounds like a great training opportunity for some NYPD ESU snipers.
Even the burger-flippers at McDonald's probably have some McWackers.
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Talking and being able to work together would probably be a pretty good first step.
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As unlikely as an all out blockade is, I know that I'd be proud to stand with the FDNY and NYPD in the streets if that was to actually happen. I could see a pretty decent road trip crew visiting the Big Apple.
It would be great if someone in the know would post some protest times and locations.
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11-22-2009, 11:28 PM #5
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11-23-2009, 02:00 AM #6
Forgive my ignorance, is there an artical I can read about this? Is this a situation that is about to occur or is this discussion hypothetical?
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I can understand and sympathise with feelings from FDNY and NYPD along with many citizens of NYC who lost close friends, relatives and colleagues in 9-11. Maybe all need think about the potential ramifications here. If, and I mean a big IF, members block streets in an illegal blockade, you put yourself directly across from your own colleagues and possibly friends who could be ordered to keep the streets clear. Anybody remember Kent State and the late 60s. Do you really want to portray your services in that light? Peaceful civic disobediance will be acceptable, blockading streets will not be.
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11-23-2009, 07:31 AM #8
Let them in! Just don't let them out alive!
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Thats simplistic jingoistic nonsense and you know it. They are going to come in, thats settled. Give them a trial then put them in a supermax prison for the rest of their natural twisted lives. Do not let them achieve martyrdom by executing them! Keep them alive and let them thank Allah every day for the garbage that their twisted minds have made of Islam. May they rot in hell on a spit with a pork roast beside them until the end of time.
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Trust me when I say, this is not just a friends and relatives issue. This is a statement about who we are and where this nation is heading. The last thing we want/need in NYC or any other city in the USA to end up like Londonistan, where terrorists can hide in plain sight. We have become so democratic that we are endangering our own people. And I'm certain no one is speaking of violent protest, rock throwing or the like, but peaceful sit ins and blockades do not have to only be the tool of the Liberal Tree Huggers.
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11-23-2009, 12:05 PM #15
Absolutely!
Originally Posted by Bones42
And to the original poster, how is this being turned into a circus by Obama? By having the hearings held in the jurisdiction that the crime occured? Last I heard, that was the way criminal law worked.
The real circus will be created by members who although deeply emotionally involved need to remember they are riding fire apparatus, not running the city. This will create nothing more than brother against brother and will have no positive outcome for anyone involved.Robert Kramer
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simple, these people weren't caught inside the country. they committed an act of war against this country. they need to tried by a military tribunal, plain and simple. that's the way the law works. there is no need to bring these scum bags back to new york. i guess unless you knew someone who was killed in the attack, you don't understand how it affects people.
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Since when did every neanderthal squating in a cave in waziristan, plotting the downfall of America, suddenly get the full rights and protection of the U.S. Constitution?
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11-23-2009, 01:28 PM #20
I base my opinion from people such as this gentleman. Their words carry more more weight than from any where else.
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