So May Day or International Workers Day, or Celebrate Socialism Day, whatever, but of course here in Olympia we had riots. What fun!

Images and videos from The Olympian may be viewed here.

Not only was their a ‘march’ to support workers rights or something, it was an opportunity for the communists/socialists/liberals to demand that Olympia become a sanctuary city. Going one better than other cities in the county they also want to be a safe place where war protesters can hide from the law, and military personel can desert from the military branch they chose to enlist with. (We have all branches very close here, USAF,USN,USMC,USArmy) These people who took to the streets to march and give speaches and generally disrupt people trying to actually work and go about thier lives, they want to remake this city in a fashion they feel is ’safe’ and ‘fair’ and equal. But that is not what the result would be of course. Usually people are smart enough to understand that we have the rule of law for a reason. What no city needs is foolish policies which directly contradict federal law. One can make the argument that an unjust law is no law at all. If you believe that, fine, but having laws which make it a crime to desert the military to break a contract you have made voluntarily, is a just law. Laws which establish a rule of law for those outside our nation, establish a border and a regulated means by which you can enter our country legally is also just.

No what these fools want is to alter society into an a moral circus of chaos. Olympia has a culture which is ultra progressive, and is continually in direct conflict with the police, sheriffs, and elected government. We saw this in November when the military tried to move equipment to Fort Lewis through the port and resulted in riots. We saw it when a person assulted another at a “Dead Prez” concert and they attacked law enforcement and did $50,000.00 worth of damage to a patrol car.

The protesters activly supported those who dressed in black, hiding thier faces attacked banks, and the state capitol. They went to city hall to demand release of those who were arrested. We even have reporters in our local fish wrap… er… newspaper who report that some poor pedestrian just trying to pick up their bicycle was hit with a baton by an officer and hit with three ‘pepper bullets’. We here in Olympia have people who have posted comments on this blog like Robert Whitlock, who believe that these criminals are just ‘expressing themselves’ but they supposedly abhor violence. We have people, and a lot of them who will pretend the problem was just a minor subset of people in a larger group. What they deliberatly try to obfuscate is the fact that the larger group give explicit and implicit permission for this behavior. Did any of the people try to perform a citizens arrest, when the windows at Bank of America were smashed? How about when the capitol was vandalized? Not a single instance or report have I been able to find on line. I have seen the Moon Bat Left try to perform a citizens arrest on a truck driver leaving the port with a load of military equipment. They will do it if they disagree with whom they are arresting. But if they agree with the action, the issue, the motivation, or the ‘feeling’ they don’t intercede.

C.

There is lots of info out there, look at the TheOlympian.com. I will post more later as I get time.

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