“Road Pirates” used to be known in Europe as “Highwaymen” or “Knights of the Road” or even “Gentlemen of the Road”. In Australia, they were known as “bush rangers”…
In the US, we called them “Road Agents”…
The “Cavalier Highwayman” myth started with Robin Hoode and included such characters later on as Sixteen String Jack and Claude Du Vall…
Highwaymen were even written about by Shakespeare (“Falstaff”) and immortalized in song (“Whiskey in the Jar”, etc) ever since…
The Cavalier Highwayman as a dashing rake, willing to rob you politely – and fight you for what he wants if you resist – is worlds different than what that armed goon just did.
That armed goon just strong-armed a kid who by my observation was enjoying a football game. The kid dared to speak up – the look of bewilderment on his face is clear – and the goon shot him in the face and eyes with a chemical munition, then hustled him off before any of his friends could do or say anything…
The kid’s lucky he’s not dead. The goon might have “interpreted” his actions as threatening and “defended himself”… because “Officer Safety” and shit…
The time for honoring and glorifying these goons will soon come to an end…
One Irish song begs for another… they’re like potato chips (no “potato” pun intended… really.. )
This goes to our current copfuk goons and Enforcers…
“…And a thousand blades were flashing at the risin’ of the moon.
At the risin’ of the moon, at the risin’ of the moon,
And a thousand blades were flashing at the risin’ of the moon.
There beside the singing river That dark mass of men was seen,
Far above the shining weapons Hung their own beloved green.
“Death to ev’ry foe and traitor! Forward! strike the marchin’ tune,
And hurrah, my boys, for freedom! ‘Tis the risin’ of the moon”.
‘Tis the risin’ of the moon, ‘Tis the risin’ of the moon,
And hurrah my boys for freedom! ‘Tis the risin’ of the moon.”
What a great stadium – right next to a Waffle House. This could only be true in the South.
flash
November 21, 2014 1:27 pm
When I was a kid kicking around the old South, copfucks would have never dared to rush into a gathering of kids to physically abuse one if they wanted to avoid gettign their asses stomped ..it just didn’t fly …it was a common occurrence duirng football games for fist fights between rival fans to spontaneously break out and for the most part they were merely broken up by cops with barely a shrug of interest…this was before the era worshiping every POS in uniform as a damn hero ,regardless the psychopathic shit wearing the costume.
BTW,Billy, here’s a catchy Irish ditty fer you .
IndenturedServant
November 21, 2014 8:16 pm
At the end their attention immediately turned back to the game like nothing happened. Obedient little sheople conditioned to ignore the brutality of the enforcers. If they don’t acknowledge it or object to it, did it happen?
Remain calm
and
sheople on!
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Either take away their guns or their “non-lethal” crowd control.
Because freedom! ‘Murica! Yeah!
Things that cannot continue, won’t.
“Road Pirates” used to be known in Europe as “Highwaymen” or “Knights of the Road” or even “Gentlemen of the Road”. In Australia, they were known as “bush rangers”…
In the US, we called them “Road Agents”…
The “Cavalier Highwayman” myth started with Robin Hoode and included such characters later on as Sixteen String Jack and Claude Du Vall…
Highwaymen were even written about by Shakespeare (“Falstaff”) and immortalized in song (“Whiskey in the Jar”, etc) ever since…
The Cavalier Highwayman as a dashing rake, willing to rob you politely – and fight you for what he wants if you resist – is worlds different than what that armed goon just did.
That armed goon just strong-armed a kid who by my observation was enjoying a football game. The kid dared to speak up – the look of bewilderment on his face is clear – and the goon shot him in the face and eyes with a chemical munition, then hustled him off before any of his friends could do or say anything…
The kid’s lucky he’s not dead. The goon might have “interpreted” his actions as threatening and “defended himself”… because “Officer Safety” and shit…
The time for honoring and glorifying these goons will soon come to an end…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eOIU9ekSMk
One Irish song begs for another… they’re like potato chips (no “potato” pun intended… really.. )
This goes to our current copfuk goons and Enforcers…
“…And a thousand blades were flashing at the risin’ of the moon.
At the risin’ of the moon, at the risin’ of the moon,
And a thousand blades were flashing at the risin’ of the moon.
There beside the singing river That dark mass of men was seen,
Far above the shining weapons Hung their own beloved green.
“Death to ev’ry foe and traitor! Forward! strike the marchin’ tune,
And hurrah, my boys, for freedom! ‘Tis the risin’ of the moon”.
‘Tis the risin’ of the moon, ‘Tis the risin’ of the moon,
And hurrah my boys for freedom! ‘Tis the risin’ of the moon.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M4usgh8Ss
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What a great stadium – right next to a Waffle House. This could only be true in the South.
When I was a kid kicking around the old South, copfucks would have never dared to rush into a gathering of kids to physically abuse one if they wanted to avoid gettign their asses stomped ..it just didn’t fly …it was a common occurrence duirng football games for fist fights between rival fans to spontaneously break out and for the most part they were merely broken up by cops with barely a shrug of interest…this was before the era worshiping every POS in uniform as a damn hero ,regardless the psychopathic shit wearing the costume.
BTW,Billy, here’s a catchy Irish ditty fer you .
At the end their attention immediately turned back to the game like nothing happened. Obedient little sheople conditioned to ignore the brutality of the enforcers. If they don’t acknowledge it or object to it, did it happen?
Remain calm
and
sheople on!