Nolte: Your Handy-Dandy Survival Guide to Life Under Social Justice Mob Rule [good read]

[mystery-ak]

John Nolte 5 Jun 2020

Things are about to change. Don’t worry: it won’t last forever. These things never do. It’s a phase, and if you fly over it at 30,000 feet, what you will see is that all this social justice-systemic racism-defund the police nonsense comes down to one thing… The Democrat Party is returning to its soft-on-crime roots, and in the end, this will not end well for Democrats.

Unfortunately, it’s going to take a while for voters to come to their senses. Things are going to get worse before they get better — thankfully, this worsening will be contained in Democrat-run cities.

Nevertheless, the radical left is now emboldened and have the Democrat Party, academia, the media, countless district attorney offices, the government bureaucracy, corporate America, and Hollywood on the run… So until things get better (and I promise things will get better), here’s my handy-dandy guide to surviving the coming era of social justice mob rule…

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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/06/05/your-handy-dandy-survival-guide-life-social-justice-mob-rule/

[Fishrrman]

Points in his survival guide:
Get the Hell Out of Democrat-Run Cities
Move to Rural America
Prepare to Home School
Buy Guns and Plenty of Ammo
Cancel Your Cable TV
Keep Hard Copies of Your Favorite Books, Movies, and TV Shows
Stock Up on Food and Water

[LMAO]

All my life democrats, until  Bill Clinton, always were seen by the general public as soft on crime and justifiably so

[Free Vulcan]

I lived thru riots in Chicago, Denver, and Des Moines. Chicago was literally outside my door.

Which is why I moved back to the very rural area I grew up in 22 years ago. I saw it coming way back when.

Do not regret it for a second.

That's the best survival tip I can give.

[Cyber Liberty]

I lived thru riots in Chicago, Denver, and Des Moines. Chicago was literally outside my door.

Which is why I moved back to the very rural area I grew up in 22 years ago. I saw it coming way back when.

Do not regret it for a second.

That's the best survival tip I can give.

I accepted that tip.  When I found myself retiring in '18, we immediately purchased our Castle in a small-ish town in  a"red county."  That's when I left Suburbia for good.  I now live 250 miles away.