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[khyber]

Apparently, eco-terrorists (???) and animal rights activitists.

http://www.greenisthenewred.com/blog/2008/08/25/state-department-powerpoint-corporations/

Why, because they know their freedoms and aren't affraid to use them. Sure they never break the law, but that doesn't mean they aren't terrorists.

This is the line that the State is giving to corporations. They've even created a handy dandy powerpoint presentation to help corporations deal with these pesky "freedom users".

*sigh....*
Remember when Americans (well, Westerners) actually stood up for things that they believed in?

Actually, I don't, but I bet that some must.

[mises]

I have a very close friend who is a terrorism analyst at a major Asian institute and he believes the very same thing. His opinion is that the radical muslims can be brought into the political process - yuck - but that the animal rights/GIA nutters are so far off the deep end that they cannot.

[mises]

Maybe staged, but hilarious anyways. Stupid hippies.

http://www.reason.com/blog/show/128615.html

[Czarjorge]

Liberals.










I wanted to beat Joo to it.

[Tjames426]

the Federal and State Tax systems of the USA.

[TexasPete]

I'm terrified of the Jesus Camp people indoctrinating our youth and taking over the country fifth column style. I'm not anti-religious, but fundies of any sort scare the hell out of me and there's good reason the Founding Fathers created the Establishment Clause.

[aarontendo]

surrendercrats

[ReeseDog]

Obammessiah.




Hat tip to Spliff.

[doc_ido]

After the Pianka speech, the Texas Academy of Sciences started getting death threats from right-wing lunatics. Maybe they were upset at being bumped off the top of the domestic threat list?

Personally, I would be suspicious of anything a "scientist" like Mims says - he's got his interpretation of the speech; the rest of the Academy has theirs. If you're genuinely interested in it, Pianka's speech (The Vanishing Book of Life) can be downloaded - and while he says that he believe Earth would be better off, from an ecological point of view, without so many people, he doesn't advocate extermination and talks about microbes so that we can address the (potential) danger.

mises, I think you're making a gross generalisation about environmental and animal rights groups. The vast majority of people - and thus the vast majority of activists (for want of a more specific umbrella term) - are peaceful and law-abiding.

Still, there's nothing like the demonisation and marginalisation of fringe groups to attract extremists to them and goad them into pulling even more outlandish stunts. The fact that the story came from CNN makes it suspicious, but in general if you classify people as terrorists, that's how they're going to act.

[bacasper]

The government

[mises]