Fox News Friend Urges Applauding Texans To Shoot At California Cars
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A former Fox News guest and National Review contributor drew great big laughs at a rally for Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) when he suggested that Texans start opening fire on cars bearing California license plates.
“I’ve said this several times in Texas before and I’ve said it to Mr. Cruz as a representative of the Texas government, I’ve said it to Gov. (Rick) Perry directly, and now I’m going to say it to you as individual Texas citizens,” said Bill Whittle, a Fox News guest, Pajamas Media commentator and former National Review Online contributor.
Whittle told the crowd at Saturday’s “Freedom Rally,” sponsored by Texans for Freedom and Liberty, that the issue he wanted to discuss should involve the state Highway Patrol, the National Guard and private citizens.
“You will see a lot of cars coming west heading east on Interstate 10, and they’re going to have California license plates on them,” Whittle said, as the crowd begins to laugh. “Now, if you see these cars pull into rest areas or hotels or restaurants, that’s fine; wave goodbye, make sure they go out on the Louisiana end.”
“But if you see them pull off into residential areas, you need to open fire on these vehicles immediately,” Whittle said, as the crowd laughs appreciatively and applauds loudly. “Immediately. Not with 9mm or AR rounds; you need to put mortars on those things, you cannot take any chances.”
After the crowd quiets down, Whittle reminds them that he is from Los Angeles and says that Californians are trying desperately to move to Texas to enjoy its “awesome job opportunities, the incredible economy and the conservative government.”
“They will change it and mess it up,” Whittle said. “Don’t let that happen. Just start shooting.”
He suggested that no judge would convict them of opening fire on California residents.
“What’s the worst that could happen to you?” Whittle said. “I mean, honestly, this is Texas, right? You’ll stand in front of a Texas judge, (and) he’ll say, ‘Did you shoot up that car full of Californians?’ You’ll say yes, he’ll say why. You’ll say, ‘Well, your honor, they needed killing.’ And he’ll say, ‘We’ll strike a medal in your honor,’ and off you go.”
The crowd applauded, and Whittle said he was warning them about California residents because they would someday come to Texas as refugees from a potential financial crisis or “zombie apocalypse.”
“I know many of you kindhearted Texans will walk up to some of those starving California families, and maybe you’ll offer a crust of bread to some of those hopeless-looking California children, and the California parents will say ‘thank you, but is this crust of bread gluten-free?’” Whittle said. “’Because, you know, Enoch and Mia have an intolerance and they’re indigo aura children, and they really don’t react well to gluten.’”
Whittle said he would be among those refugees, offering to earn his keep in his adopted home.
“I’ll be 500 yards off to the side with a long-handled spade and my AR 15, and I’m going to say, ‘Texans, I can shoot and I can shovel, please let me in,’” Whittle said to more applause and laughter. “’I promise I’ll do more good than harm.’”
Watch video of the event posted online by Michael Openshaw:
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America! Once a land of great people, now reduced to a lot of blow hards and fools.
Big smack talking fool. He wants to be the “big man” telling everyone what they should do so he stays in plausible deniability land. Fuckers, make me sick.
Interesting. Similar opposing speeches were commonplace by Californians, regarding the Okies – many of whom came from Texas – during the Dustbowl era. Although we certainly have a problem with guns, guns are not our problem. It’s much deeper. I propose we change the sobriquet Land of the Free, Home of the Brave to Land of the Hateful, Home of the Afraid. We’ve been a hateful and afraid people since 1620. And there’s always been – and will always be – a “them.”
Home of the afraid, and the afraid should be very afraid…..what a sad state of affairs.
Only in Texas and the Bible Belt….. kill those that don’t believe in the exact same things you do. How about that retired cop that killed a man in a movie theater for using his cell phone during the movie? Only in Florida, maybe Texas next. As long as guns are readily available people will find an excuse to shoot each other. Glad I live in a reasonable city in Canada.
Rick you’re a lot safer in Canada than you are in the US that’s for certain.
Wow, someone else raising the bar for being an absolute asshole. I wonder how long it will be before some slack-jawed Texan will do this?
“Hell, your honor, them was callyfurriners. They needed killin’.”
Dang ole’ callyfurriners anywho……kill ’em all and let God sort ’em out. That’s what those Texans say….