Please WAKE UP MEN. Save your Children.

[@floorman92]

IT IS GOING TO TAKE VIOLENCE!

[@jickdespain2466]

Those cops would be in need of medical attention.

[@moscty]

Just following order... government tyranny is never justifiable.

[@clutter5]

Heads on pikes are in order here for anyone who would follow in their footsteps.

[@dirtsmiles8098]

They seem super concerned that he is telling them they are criminal

[@Yankeeprepper]

This will happen here in America.

[@stevefredrickson5179]

The second amendment applied if needed. When it comes to this nothing else matters!

[@AMZpreppers]

Already is... 14 year old was rejected from receiving a kidney, because she wasn't vaxed...Duke University Hospital

[@forestchicken3302]

@@stevefredrickson5179 I think this is the UK they have no rights.

[@stevefredrickson5179]

@@forestchicken3302 New Zealand

[@AMZpreppers]

@Christian Constitutionalist , no... it's the start of having your child ripped from your arms. Now, those parents will have to change hospitals get on a new waiting list and hope another match materializes.

[@lananollaig1650]

Where is this? Australia ? Yes, I agree after this happens in Canada, it’ll happen in America.

[@kwispy5.9]

If this were to happen to my child they would simply be shot if they tried taking my child, government kidnappers included

[@colinclardy6229]

These people are not free.

[@northlander1948]

This made me think this: How many men that you (and I) go to church with would show up to the hospital to back you up if it happened to you? Another question is, how do you foster the kind of community in a church where you are willing to likely end up in jail, for someone else’s kid?

[@Yankeeprepper]

The church is "eating, drinking and getting married". None of the men I go to church with would pick up arms to defend their rights let alone mine. Just talking about it might offend someone.

[@northlander1948]

@@Yankeeprepper usual we agree. I had this discussion earlier this summer in a whiskey tasting group that I have attended that is mostly “conservative Christian’s” and the sentiment among most was that they would do it for their own but not for someone else…..it was disheartening to say the least. There isn’t much holding anybody together anymore. At least not in a meaningful flesh and blood real life way. The excuse was that they have an obligation to their family first, and what if they go down defending you. They fail to realize that it’s easier to pick you off if you are all by yourself. Not much of a kingdom mindset, it’s all about the individual. There has to be a way to redevelop a group mentality amongst believers in the kingdom. Build some loyalty and honor back into the faith. Part of the problem is that if people don’t 100% love their church they just switch to another church or denomination, and we just get a large group of individuals that hardly do anything for anybody else and develop little to no loyalty or ties to anyone or anything (and I’m just talking about the church here). I don’t know how to deal with that, and most men in leadership fail to see the issues let alone start working on strategies to counteract this.

[@Yankeeprepper]

@@northlander1948 I believe the church age is over and we are going to live through a hard time. The church in America is UNTESTED, we are going to see a huge falling out when things get tough. I would go as far to say that the church in America loves their "blessings", their golden calf is their comfort. Please share some light news with me and tell me about this whisky tasting. What was favorite(s)? I don't drink regularly or even a lot when I do. But i sure like to share a drink in fellowship and enjoy depths and flavors of whisky.

[@northlander1948]

@@Yankeeprepperounds good, on a lighter note once a month I get together with a group up in the Brainerd area that I knew when I went to a small baptist school for a few years. We reconnected over a business transaction and they invited me. We all pitch in a little bit and buy some nice whiskeys. Last weekend we tried 3 different scotch whiskeys: Benriach (3 cask matured), Aberlour (2 cask matured), and Cragganmore (I’m pretty sure it was single cask). Most of the group enjoyed the Aberlour the most, it was a nice balance between the natural flavors in the whiskey and the flavor that is added from being in casks for over a decade. It has a wonderful light spice and chocolate flavor. I heard through the grapevine my wife might be getting me a bottle for Christmas! It is a great group for real discussions and great tasting whiskies. In past months we have done bourbons, Japanese, and Rye etc…

[@evilassaultweaponeer]

@@Yankeeprepper Good morning Yankee. In the interest of at least partially satisfying your request (and over a cup of your own Colombian on my end): I attended several whiskey tastings during a bachelor party on the KY bourbon trail last year. I must say: many of the boutique distilleries’ products are not to my taste, as they had either an odd, overpowering corn taste, or were cask strength rocket fuel (~140 proof) that gave cause to worry about blistering of the throat haha. I do recall one I liked more that most, I believe at Three Boys Distillery (since renamed IIRC) which exhibited an oakey caramel character at a reasonable strength. That’s generally my preference: Oakley and with a muted sweetness. I hope this finds you well in a fallen world. Keep the faith; me and mine may not be as far away as you think.

[@northcountrytrapper]

This makes me furious!!

[@excxflyr]

too hard to watch. I pray for you and your family.

[@200milluminator]

I don’t know what’s more disgusting, armed men enforcing a medical procedure on a child against the parents will or a grown ass man being sushed by his wife over and over….

[@Just_a_Proud_Dad]

God bless those parents. Took incredible discipline for the father to restrain himself. The politicians who are pushing these “laws” are quickly becoming the enemy to the people. When the people have had enough, it will not be good for any of them.

[@clutter5]

That father is a coward and should not have “restrained” himself. He failed at his one job in life.

[@Maxspeed996]

I do not understand what is happening here. Was the child having surgery that required some tests to be done and this was a clingy mother that has separation anxiety issues? Why is the child in the hospital in the first place? There are a lot of unanswered questions here.

[@jaylils]

It's in the description.

[@Bad-Idea-Network]

What is happening here

[@MrMead-by7iq]

Wonder how they would feel if it was one of there children!?!! The world is just seems to be following the wrong path!.

[@HALEdigitalARTS]

Unless...

[@justrick48]

GET A ROPE !

[@forestchicken3302]

Why were they trying to take the baby?

[@BuggysTowJam]

From reading Yankees description the baby needed an operation. And the parents opposed to the hospital using vaccinated blood for the baby during the operation. Hence the govt stepped in, stole the baby and are going to give the vaccinated blood to the baby during the operation and threatened to assualt and lock the parents up if they don't go along with the kidnapping, assualt and govt intervention. Into a parent's God given rights.

[@forestchicken3302]

@@BuggysTowJam terrible people. Is it that hard to just provide unvaccinate blood?

[@xcesarxramosx]

Wtf