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Armed Ranchers In Brazil Protect Their Land From ‘Activists’



Apr 21, 2009 18 Comments ›› Chuck Biscuits

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  • RANGER

    I wonder if this is where we are headed with the lib tards :mrgreen: :beer:

    • salmonpal

      Works for me!

    • FLINT89

      nope, because if they get their way we won’t have guns. Although arrows would work a little better psychologically. I mean you get shot. You think, oh shit I’m shot and see a puddle of blood. You get shot with an arrow, so think “HOLY SHIT I”VE GOT A FUCKING ARROW IN ME!” right before tearing the arrow and a few organs out in the process. :twisted:

    • TedB

      What was so disturbing about that video? Shooting at trespassers is no big deal. Actually, the fact that this was a leftist staged event no doubt, because the MSM was there, is what would bother me.

    • Bob USMC

      One can certainly hope! :twisted:

  • Moriah

    Landless –just give me your sh*t or we take it- coming to a neighborhood near you

  • David

    So, that’s how we will have to protect our property. I give the Brazilian landowners a thumbs up! They just need more target practice. I wonder if they got their weapons from the USA, although, I think that Brazil has at least one quality arms manufacturer.

  • Hawkerdriver (Pisson the Koran

    Notice the effectivness of the landowners.THATS what the obots are scaresd of.They know this is comming.

    They SHALL NOT infringe on our 2nd!

    :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun:

  • shoey

    They do have guns, but they have a bunch of bullshit laws about carrying and caliber. Thay can’t have a rifle more powerfull than a 44/40, and they can’t have a pistol more powerfull than a 9mm.

    • SgtJenz

      Proper gun control and shot placement is key when restrictions like that are in place.
      I have more fear of an old man with one gun who likely knows how to shoot and hit his target.

  • TennesseeVolunteer

    In India you see any empty land fenced to keep the squatters(activists) out. If they put a tent or any type of shack, Indian law gives them rights to that land and the owner will have a heck of a time getting it back. It looks like Brazil is going through the same thing.
    I heard that Chavez took over an American plant last month, why didn’t our administration do or say anything about that. Too busy being on the chavez book tour?

  • jasjfarrell

    And this is different from Acorn How?

  • deathstar

    Nice work by the ranchers. Thats the way Id deal with anyone breaking into my home and vandalizing my shit.

  • dogbert41

    This should be going on all along the American-Mexican border.

    • Don’t bitch about the heat

      First. the flag is the Farm Worker Union, same group that came out of the 60′s. Cisar Chavez was a total commie clown. At the time he had all leftys wanting to take over the farm and give them to the farm workers.
      I hope the current group of ass wipes try the same thing. This time we are armed and a hell of better shot then the south americans. Armer up!!!!!!!

  • DesignR

    I have some paltry knowledge of Peru, their Government, and their problems with the Left.

    :idea: Decades back, all a Peasant had to do was ‘plant a flag’ in some Ranchers property and it was theirs! :shock:

    Because of this Law, the once World renowned Peruvian Beef industry was reduced to a Peasant owned, inefficient joke and the Ranchers were bankrupt. The Peruvian Beef industry is still a ruin and a shameful state of affairs.

    Around the same time the Peruvian Government also decided it was not fair that the workers did not have ownership in the company they worked for.

    :idea: So, a law was made that gave 50% of every business to the workers who worked there.

    The result of this was, I knew someone that had a Hair Salon in Lima, a major Peruvian city. The owner of the Hair Salon had to give 50% of the business to the uneducated, illiterate woman who swept up the hair and cleaned the place. Due to her inability to understand business, and her greed, they ended up closing the business down and gave this Peasant woman 50% of all of the company’s assets.

    Half of this family’s life savings went to a Peasant who earned none of it on her own.

    :idea: Peru’s recently convicted Ex-President Fujimori actually stopped many of these kinds of Leftist ideas in Peru by suspending his government and firing ALL of the elected officials and held new elections.

    The United States condemned his actions at the time (Bush Senior?).

    But he and his brother, or something, were soon caught with their hands in the government money bag and sentenced to prison for theft. Fujimori ran away to Japan, and is either back now to serve his prison term or back to run for president again.

    Expect that kind of thing here soon. A Banana Republic in the making where the political party on the outs is imprisoned or killed.

    Thank you Obama voter. You are giving us this kind of government.

    You are next. :gun:

  • Brent Brentzel

    those “activists” are armed also. You can see their guns