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The state cannot have a monopoly on force, if the citizenry remains armed.They can't control us if we're armed.
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The state cannot have a monopoly on force, if the citizenry remains armed.They can't control us if we're armed.
You must have meant that your neighbour doesn't own a gun?I'm short and fat and my neighbor doesn't have any idea that even own guns.
If you're short and fat, I feel safe in assuming you own a gun, and moderately safe that you prefer long barrels.
If the state has to get serious on account of another coup attempt, the force won't be coming from a few government guns!The state cannot have a monopoly on force, if the citizenry remains armed.
Huh, this makes absolutely no sense.The right worries too much about guns while trying to erase the frst amendment.
I'm not sure how to feel about this. As this is most definitely extreme gun control but yet I know that if it isn't secured properly that there have been stories of children grabbing hold of them and either accidentally or purposely shooting each other or purposely shooting up schools.
I'm pretty sure that the latter isn't why this is happening though. As the guy in the video says though, education is key.
Lol, you and your AR against a swat team, huh?They can't control us if we're armed.
That's a deliberate misinterpretation of what he said.Huh, this makes absolutely no sense.
John Kerry against the First Amendment: Saying the Quiet Part Aloud
John Kerry against the First Amendment: Saying the Quiet Part Aloud | National Review
It is hard, grumbles Kerry, to ‘build consensus.’ Good. Democracy is not meant to be easy.www.nationalreview.com
Liberals hate dissent.Huh, this makes absolutely no sense.
John Kerry against the First Amendment: Saying the Quiet Part Aloud
Not really: The problem is who is in charge what is considered "misinformation"? And Kerry said, the First Amendment is a blocker to stopping misinformation.That's a deliberate misinterpretation of what he said.
Not that it matters because he's not in charge of anything anyway.
yes, really.Not really:
I spent 23 years in the Army. I know way more tricks than they do...lolLol, you and your AR against a swat team, huh?
you wannabe ramboes crack me up!!
Apparently, the police are too afraid of our AR15s to confiscate them.After seeing the Uvalde swat team, do you think SWAT teams are scary anymore?
Ignore the rest of what I posted, that's fine.yes, really.
Trolls do that.Ignore the rest of what I posted, that's fine.
I will, because it's the same bullshit you kids always spew.Ignore the rest of what I posted, that's fine.
I didn't say opinions. Nice try. The concern and you understand this is who is the gate keeper of "Misinformation" and who deems what to be misinformation.I will, because it's the same bullshit you kids always spew.
Nobody is talking about stopping opinions.
John Kerry, one of your boys just said you democrats need to do away with the First Amendment.The right worries too much about guns while trying to erase the frst amendment.
Dude, facts are not subjective.I didn't say opinions. Nice try. The concern and you understand this is who is the gate keeper of "Misinformation" and who deems what to be misinformation.
Does any free society need the gov't managing "information"? Logically, you understand where that goes. And it's okay to admit it. It's okay to admit that something the dems are leaning towards is wrong, even for them.
I don't disagree as stated, but many times, information isn't always factual. It can be circumstantial, it can be based on personal experience, opinions (editorials) or other factors.Dude, facts are not subjective.
What's true is true. What's not is not.
This is not rocket surgery here.