Big dog

I can't help but read into our rights that we have the RIGHT to take up arms and remove those that are so willing to destroy our nation and our Constitution. Our right to assemble, our right to bear arms, our right to travel.....
Is this WHY they k**led LeVoy Finicum, because he knew our rights ?
Is this WHY they had snipers at the Bundy ranch ?
Is this WHY the Last Vagas shooting, ( a false f**g) happened. To convince the snowflakes to Damn us that own arms, to take those arms AWAY ?
Is this WHY the B*M, HLS, and the rest of the alphabet soup government agencies, bought up so much of the nation's ammunition , leaving the public ammoless for SO long.
Do WE or don't we have the RIGHT to take down those people in power here, that so obviously go against our Constitution ????

teabag09

Thomas Jefferson thought so and in fact encouraged that very thing. Mike

vernon

I think this was settled in 1865.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Y'all might want to be a bit more cautious and get some facts before you start talking about o*******ws and i**********ns.

BTW: the shooting in Vegas WAS NOT a false f**g event. That is pure conspiracy bulls**t.

PeterS

So take up arms and start shooting. Be sure to pin a note to your chest that the constitution gives you the right to do so. Oh and if you are worried about ammo. The one gun I did keep was my .50 Hawkin. Scrap lead is still easy to get and you can make all the bullets you want. Use the type of guns our forefathers used and you won't have a problem obtaining ammo...

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

Here's a little snippet from a (very) famous document:

"That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed".

That last part says it all; "deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed". But wait, there's more: "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness". There again "it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it".

So there you have it. You are governed by your own consent and you have the right to 'alter or abolish it' at whim.

This is where that first amendment comes in handy; having the ability to persuade your fellow subjects countrymen that something is amiss and needs redress without government interference. Of course, if the first amendment remedy should fail, there's always the second amendment 'fallback position'. That is, really, a last resort, but a valid and effective one.

To answer the question, yes, we do have the RIGHT to take down those people in power here, that so obviously go against our Constitution, anytime we darn well feel like it.

Guess we just don't 'feel' like it yet.

PeterS

Again, pick up your guns and start shooting. Just be sure to pin a copy of the DI to you chest so everyone knows why you are doing what you're doing--otherwise people might think you are a kook...

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

You know that 'first amendment' thingy I mentioned? Yeah, that's why. See, first you make sure everybody knows what you're doing and why, then you do it. Easy-peasy!