Bystanders: Patriots or Traitors?

bustedknee

January 30, 2020 04:42

The bystanders had better decide which side they are on.

A fellow told me the other day that his prayer meeting group offered up a special prayer for us on Wednesday night prior to Lobby day in Richmond.  I expressed my appreciation but added that I would have liked to have seen those folks supporting us, in person, in Richmond. 

Since they are more of a religious group than gun group, he looked puzzled.

I explained:

The 2nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, (The Right to Keep and Bear Arms), is the Vanguard of all our other rights.   An armed citizenry is our last resort to a tyrannical government.

Once 2A is sufficiently abridged, today's bystanders will not be allowed to Lobby Richmond, the government will close the parking garages and install a maze of fences (1A), prayer will be removed from the schools and all Biblical references will be removed from public property (1A), Honest citizens will be criminalized for owning certain guns (2A), homes and vehicles will be searched and property seized without due process (4A),....

Wait a minute -  We are already there!     People, this is serious!  It can only get worse.  The government will radically control our lives.

IT IS NOT GUN RIGHTS!  IT IS NOT 2A RIGHTS!   IT IS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, RIGHT NOW!

THE BYSTANDERS BETTER GET ON BOARD!

Why do the snowflakes complain constantly about their rights (to everything) yet would strip 2A from the Constitution without batting an eye?  They would then promptly tweak the remaining rights to their own evil schemes?

Below is a partial list of the Amendments:

1st  Amendment - Free exercise of religion and speech

2nd  Amendment - Right to Keep and Bear Arms

4th  Amendment - Prohibits unreasonable search and seizure

5th  Amendment - Indictment, eminent domain, due process, self-incrimination and double jeopardy

6th  Amendment - Fair and speedy trial, accusations, witnesses and counsel

7th  Amendment - Trail by jury in certain civil cases

8th  Amendment - Prohibits excessive fines, bail and cruel & unusual punishment

9th  Amendment - Protects rights not enumerated in the Constitution

10th Amendment - Fed possesses only powers delegated/enumerated, to it by Constitution

14th Amendment - Defines citizenship, contains Privileges or Immunity & due process

15th Amendment - Prohibits the denial of the right to vote based on race, color or previous servitude

19th Amendment - Prohibits the denial of the right to vote based on sex

26th Amendment - Right to vote for citizens eighteen years of age or older

http://hrlibrary.umn.edu/education/all_amendments_usconst.htm

I maintain we must educate the bystanders then urge them to vote?

Do I hear other suggestions?

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  bustedknee

  February 01, 2020 01:32

  https://www.gadsdentimes.com/news/20191217/92-of-americans-think-their-basic-rights-are-being-threatened-new-poll-shows

  Most Americans surveyed – 92% – think their rights are under siege, according to a poll released Monday.

  Americans are most concerned that their freedom of speech (48%), right to bear arms (47%) and right to equal justice (41%) are at risk, says the Harris Poll/Purple Project, which surveyed 2,002 people nationwide.

  “When you frame something as a threat, it creates a bit of a political response, and it creates division and encampments of special interest,” said John Gerzema, CEO of the Harris Poll. That’s why political parties and lobbying groups warn supporters with strident language, he said: It’s easier to drum up backing for a political cause by talking about an issue in terms of “threats.”'....

  
  
  
  

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  jimdeere

  February 14, 2020 00:24

  I’ve read that only 3% of colonials supported breaking away from England. That’s all it took if the other 97% sat on their hands.

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