Josie the Outlaw

[Ben]

While I don't agree with everything she says, I thought her videos were done in a way that promotes thoughtful debate. I can certainly agree with most everything she says in the "Why good people should be armed" video - especially based on the last few years.

http://josietheoutlaw.com/

[Sindawe]

She's pretty spot on in my view.

And does a better job at presentation than some creepy old dude such as your's truely could on the interwebs.

[dogmush]

I think when it all goes down, and the shooting starts, it'll be someone young and articulate on the web that sets it off.


I don't think we're there yet, but I could see her doing it in a couple years.  I'm not completely sure it's a bad thing anymore.

But yes, the video's are well done, and if her site gains any real viewership at all expect her to be jailed for some obscure tax law on those donations she's soliciting.

[RoadKingLarry]

 

I think when it all goes down, and the shooting starts, it'll be someone young and articulate on the web that sets it off.

He's been working on it for 5 years now, seems to get a little closer every day.

[Ben]

I don't think we're there yet, but I could see her doing it in a couple years.  I'm not completely sure it's a bad thing anymore.

Same here. It wasn't that many years ago that I was complaining about those damn pothead Libertarians making it tough on Republican candidates, and now I pretty much am one (a Libertarian, not a pothead or Republican candidate). With every new "law" that's there not to protect the people and their freedom, but to benefit the government (via fines, taxes, curtailment of rights, etc.), I'm taking a step further in her direction.

[AZRedhawk44]

I think when it all goes down, and the shooting starts, it'll be someone young and articulate on the web that sets it off.

Perhaps naked and articulate?

[roo_ster]

Perhaps naked and articulate?

Spare magazines?

[p12]

Watched the first video so far. Spot on.