By Stan McHugh —— Bio and Archives--August 3, 2022
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With the passage in the House this past week of the so called “Assault Weapons Ban” bill we are seeing those who lust for unlimited power over the vast majority of American citizens take one more critical step toward achieving that end. We keep hearing that the Senate will not go along and also pass this bill and, hopefully, that will be the case. However, do we know that for sure that we can count on the Senate or are we being intentionally misled in order to reduce our resistance to its passage? There is no question but that America, today, is at a crossroads and is under very serious attack by those who seek unlimited power. As such, defending the Second Amendment has taken on an enormous importance for all of us who cherish freedom. The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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By Joe R. on 2022 08 03
The 2nd Amendment was an afterthought (thus it being an "Amendment"). The Constitution (that needed amending) was our 2nd Try [1st try was The Articles of Confederation] to get what we all demand of/by/for/and from each other under THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE (which cannot be repealed or amended). The Declaration states 2x in the flesh language of its 2nd Paragraph (and further implies it an additional time in its opening paragraph) that you should chuck your government [any gov't] "whenever" you deem necessary. One of those times it states that it is your "duty" to.
There is no logical or legal argument that can be made to claim they wrote that, yet still intended a bona fide U.S. Citizen to have to ask, their government they deemed needed replacing, for the means, OR THE PERSMISSION TO OBTAIN THE MEANS, to do so.
No goddammned way.
Therefore, the 2nd Amendment (which cannot stand on its own as its own protection, as the Constitution can be amended or repealed under its own Article 5) demands PARITY of "arms" (not just 'guns') with our government, and it's not our fault what that parity might entail.
By dennis k streich dds on 2022 08 03
Stan:
One word summary: AUSTRALIA
By dennis k streich dds on 2022 08 03
Joe R
Absolutely !
Tried to comment more but they won't let me send ...
Catch me on: https://freedomandlibertylive.blogspot.com/
Doc
By Prorkba on 2022 08 04
It must be recognized that the Constitution does not give us our rights. Neither does the government. Prior to the Constitution, which predates the government, we already had those rights. The Constitution was created to create a government, not a society, therefore, it does not give rights to society. It defines what the government is and what it is to do. Anything not in the Constitution is none of the government's affair. The Bill of Rights merely takes that premise another step further by spelling out certain rights and reminds the government there is No Trespassing. The fact is, regardless of country, regardless of Constitution, we all have these rights. A government telling you you don't have those rights because it says so is a tyranny and it is your right, your duty, to abolish that government and replace it!
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