Armed With My 9mm and the U.S. Constitution

alxryk · Jun 13, 2011

The U.S. Constitution is every American's guide to the foundation of our freedom. It is when we deviate from our nation's origin and our forefather's intent to assure our freedoms established in the U.S. Constitution that we are stripped of our rights and made vulnerable to outside elements. When our founding fathers granted the right of states to govern themselves to assure a pure democracy, they could not envision the blatant removal of our nation's most coveted document, the U.S. Constitution, from state laws. In the age of American complacency, citizens sit idly by as lawmakers chip away at our constitutional rights, soon to be eviscerated in the name of the security of our homeland. The only secured homeland is one with citizens who have the right to carry a 9mm on one leg and a copy of the U.S. Constitution on the other leg, as an open reminder that U.S. citizens have a right to ensure their own safety.

OrangeIsTrouble · Jun 13, 2011

Uh-oh, you're not promoting the thigh rig OC of a 9mm and The U.S. Constitution on the other thigh are ya???

TechnoWeenie · Jun 13, 2011

I just don't understand what you think you'll accomplish.

Having that strapped to your leg won't deter anyone.

I mean, seriously, only 9mm?

:lol:

Hammer · Jun 13, 2011

Ah, jeez!
All this time I thought our forefathers created a Republic, not a democracy.
Democracy= rule by the majority, who vote on every issue.
Republic=Officials elected by the people. Officials represent the people in law-making. Many officials seem at present to have forgotten who's the boss. It's time to aquaint more with the unemployment line.
And get the teachers to properly instruct on what forms of government are in current use.

gogodawgs · Jun 13, 2011

alxryk said:
The U.S. Constitution is every American's guide to the foundation of our freedom. It is when we deviate from our nation's origin and our forefather's intent to assure our freedoms established in the U.S. Constitution that we are stripped of our rights and made vulnerable to outside elements. When our founding fathers granted the right of states to govern themselves to assure a pure democracy, they could not envision the blatant removal of our nation's most coveted document, the U.S. Constitution, from state laws. In the age of American complacency, citizens sit idly by as lawmakers chip away at our constitutional rights, soon to be eviscerated in the name of the security of our homeland. The only secured homeland is one with citizens who have the right to carry a 9mm on one leg and a copy of the U.S. Constitution on the other leg, as an open reminder that U.S. citizens have a right to ensure their own safety.

Welcome to the forum!

Thundar · Jun 13, 2011

The founding fathers did not grant rights to the states. The creator endowed all men with certain rights.

gogodawgs · Jun 13, 2011

Thundar said:
The founding fathers did not grant rights to the states. The creator endowed all men with certain unalienable rights.

There...fixed it for you....

papa bear · Jun 13, 2011

Hammer said:
Ah, jeez!
All this time I thought our forefathers created a Republic, not a democracy.
Democracy= rule by the majority, who vote on every issue.
Republic=Officials elected by the people. Officials represent the people in law-making. Many officials seem at present to have forgotten who's the boss. It's time to aquaint more with the unemployment line.
And get the teachers to properly instruct on what forms of government are in current use.

i prefer a democratically elected representative government under the rule of Law. rule of law being key. since it makes everyone equal and no one above it.

Aryk45XD · Jun 13, 2011

Welcome to the forum.

that was a great introduction.

amzbrady · Jun 14, 2011

papa bear said:
i prefer a democratically elected representative government under the rule of Law. rule of law being key. since it makes everyone equal and no one above it.

Either way, nothing is happening like the majority want.

Aryk45XD said:
that was a great introduction.

+1
by far the best first post I have seen on here.

alxryk · Jun 14, 2011

Aryk45XD said:
that was a great introduction.

Thank you Aryk45XD. I hope it's a good stay.

alxryk · Jun 14, 2011

amzbrady said:
Either way, nothing is happening like the majority want.
+1
by far the best first post I have seen on here.

Thank you for that last comment amzbrady. I have a lot on my mind. I want to share it among friends. That's why I'm here. I also agree with your comment that things are not happening as the majority wants. That's the reason why it is so important that we all talk loud about the rights we have left in a country the majority loves.

DCKilla · Jun 14, 2011

Where do I keep my bible?

Ruger · Jun 14, 2011

DCKilla said:
Where do I keep my bible?

+1

WE are those "clinging to their guns and religion" and telling the inappropriately-named DHS to go take a long walk off a short bridge.

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ADulay · Jun 14, 2011

alxryk said:
The U.S. Constitution is every American's guide to the foundation of our freedom. It is when we deviate from our nation's origin and our forefather's intent to assure our freedoms established in the U.S. Constitution that we are stripped of our rights and made vulnerable to outside elements. When our founding fathers granted the right of states to govern themselves to assure a pure democracy, they could not envision the blatant removal of our nation's most coveted document, the U.S. Constitution, from state laws. In the age of American complacency, citizens sit idly by as lawmakers chip away at our constitutional rights, soon to be eviscerated in the name of the security of our homeland. The only secured homeland is one with citizens who have the right to carry a 9mm on one leg and a copy of the U.S. Constitution on the other leg, as an open reminder that U.S. citizens have a right to ensure their own safety.

That sums it up nicely for me!

Welcome aboard.

AD

alxryk · Jun 14, 2011

Ruger said:
+1

WE are those "clinging to their guns and religion" and telling the inappropriately-named DHS to go take a long walk off a short bridge.

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Doing what you just said is what makes America so great. It's up to us to keep America great by exercising our rights to their fullest extent.

alxryk · Jun 14, 2011

ADulay said:
That sums it up nicely for me!

Welcome aboard.

AD

Thank you, ADulay. Back to the basics, I always say. Freedom is a simple. It has been complicated every time a state deviates from the intentions of our forefathers in the U.S. constitution.

alxryk · Jun 14, 2011

DCKilla said:
Where do I keep my bible?

It might be well kept on the same leg with the U.S. Constitution.

Bucks Gun Shop · Jun 15, 2011

alxryk said:
as an open reminder that U.S. citizens have a right to ensure their own safety.

Wonderful quote which says a number of things which have long been forgotten by the vast majority of U.S. citizens... And while I agree with the statement above, I also feel that we have not only forgotten our right to ensure our own safety, but perhaps more importantly our RESPONSIBILITY... We have become the nanny state and the nanny nation...

alxryk · Jun 15, 2011

The Right to Self-protection

Bucks Gun Shop said:
Wonderful quote which says a number of things which have long been forgotten by the vast majority of U.S. citizens... And while I agree with the statement above, I also feel that we have not only forgotten our right to ensure our own safety, but perhaps more importantly our RESPONSIBILITY... We have become the nanny state and the nanny nation...

Bucks, I have to stop in sometime and check out your inventory. I would like to hear more about nanny state and the nanny nation. Another responsibility we have as citizens is to preserve those rights our ancestors have fought and died for. I agree that it is our responsibility to maintain a safe environment for ourselves and the ones we love. I don't need a law enforcement bodyguard that's never there when I need them. I can take care of myself and my own but not without the legal right to do so.

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