re: #31 BongCrodny

Formed in March 2009 and led by Stewart Rhodes, a Nevada lawyer, the Oath Keepers encourage members of the military and law enforcement to pledge not to follow certain hypothetical “orders” from the federal government. These “orders,” including one “to put American citizens in detention camps,” and another “to disarm the American people,” echo longstanding conspiracy theories embraced by anti-government extremists, who claim that the U.S. government is creating a police state. The Oath Keepers try to appeal to military and law enforcement personnel by reminding them that they swore an oath to defend the Constitution “from all enemies, foreign and domestic,” and suggesting that now is the time to live up to that oath by resisting an allegedly tyrannical government.

With the theory in mind that someone always talking about a thing, is necessarily thinking about that thing, who here thinks that given an appropriately gaudy crown, that Rhodes would be doing all of these things he claims he’s against, such as rounding up undesirable blah Americans and putting them in concentration camps?

I’m thinking he has this all planned out.