Say what? "Republicans Endorse Heavily Armed Men Attempting To Wage War With The U.S. Government."

Gentle readers, Herschel Smith draws our attention via this column, "The Three Percenter’s Make-Believe Army," to this collectivist screed with the improbable title, "Republicans Endorse Heavily Armed Men Attempting To Wage War With The U.S. Government"

Some brave commie writing under the pen name of Rmuse writes, among other sly falsehoods, conflations, smears of guilt by disassociation and outrageous lies, that:

The Three Percenter Club’s founder, Mike Vanderboegh, claims the “movement’s core belief is a willingness to offer violent resistance to the United States government,” something definitely NOT in the U.S. Constitution they support.

"Three Percenter Club"? There is a Facebook page by that name but it doesn't belong to me so I can hardly be said to be its "founder." And the quote, although attributed to me in quotation marks, happens to be something I never said. You will certainly not find it in the linked source he cites.

The writer claims that we are all delusional and inhabiting a make-believe world. However "make-believe," as Herschel points out, is in the eye of the beholder:

What? Never heard of fourth generation warfare? Without thinking clearly about it, the readers demonstrate first of all why such a movement is necessary (they would just as soon see their countrymen crushed under tanks and gunships), second that they have no conception whatsoever of what such a civil war would look like (how bitter it would be and how it would affect their own lives), and finally that it isn’t guns they oppose – it is guns in the wrong hands, or in other words, hands of those with whom they disagree.

I’ve always said that liberals and progressives (this web site advertizes that they are all about “real liberal politics”) aren’t libertarian or enlightened in the least. All progressives are collectivists and totalitarians. This is the sad and contemptible offspring of relativism.

For readers at Politicus USA, I won’t try to educated you on the finer points of the foundations for civil society, but I will simply say to you the following: You have no idea what’s coming, how bad it’s going to be, or how to stop it once it begins. And there is nothing make-believe about men who are morally committed, called by God, and dedicated to the very end to ideals you treat as a mere punchline.