G20-IWB24/7
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I've never understood the 9th Commandment against bearing false Witness.
Why on earth would anybody carry a counterfeit EAA semi-auto?
Good question... Jim carries a real one, though. Its shiny too!
I've never understood the 9th Commandment against bearing false Witness.
Why on earth would anybody carry a counterfeit EAA semi-auto?
Good question... Jim carries a real one, though. Its shiny too!
Notice m1gunr leaning on the park sign that said guns are banned.And Gray holding one of the signs taken down from Seattle parks. So why again would someone disarm before going to the park in Moses Lake???
I'm sorry if I am way behind the ball on this one but did we win the fight with Seattle? Last I herd the city had a law suite pending. Did I miss something? I'm hoping so.
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They did loose their case in a King County Superior Court, but they have an appeal pending that will likely be followed ultimately to the state Supreme Court since the law-firm that is representing them is doing so free of charge. Since the state Supreme Court has already ruled that the 2nd amendment applies to Washington, they have a snowballs chance in **** on winning their appeal in the end, they are simply going through the motions of defiance at this point.
KCSC ruled that state preemption holds and that Seattle was in violation, the signs were ordered taken down any all attempts at enforcement stop. Do some searching and you will find the threads where this has been discussed.
I wonder where we would be if the folks that stood up agaist the Brits would have said,Well you know I have a family so I don't want to cause problems ,I may get fired.You know taking on the British could be a big hassle and we may end up in front of a firing squad .
Most people did. There were also many who took the British side. A small minority of Americans drove the Revolution, won, and changed the course of history. The parallels to this movement are amazing.
Dang, those boating accidents are just so common, its hard to keep track of all the losses.
+1 Very true.
World history does not support that fiction, as in the case of a true coo against a tyrannical government, the country's military are commonly the first to turn their arms against said corrupt government, or if nothing else, on each other.
Do people really believe that those of us in the military are mindless drones that act as one in all things? People need to remember that a military members FIRST oath is to The Constitution, AND an overriding directive of that oath is to question and/or ignore un-lawful orders. Most of us (in my experience) take that oath seriously.
If a new and true "civil war" and not just some localized uprising were to occur in the US today, it wouldn’t be a simple matter of "the military vs. The People". The collective militias made of "The People" where never intended to be the end all and be all to secure the republic, they were intended to be the factor that tipped the scale in its favor.
Carry On!
No and I have come to the grateful conclusion from talking to family, friends currently enlisted and veterans, that they almost all take their oath to the constitution seriously and would definitely NOT side with an overreaching tyrannical government.
This is a good time for someone in the Moses Lake area to step up, there is no lack of resources or help to assist them in moving this ahead.
All it takes is for someone to have enough desire to stand up and say something instead of just sitting and waiting for someone else to do it for them.
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