Well your posts make the argument FOR an armed uprising. Here they are again....the underlined portion you're arguing for armed resistance to overwhelm the system. You're certainly not talking about baking cup cakes for them and they are certainly not going to leave you alone standing out there with cup cakes no weapons, so let's face it that's what you were talking about...then in the italicized portion after I made TWO posts to show you the flaws in your argument, you changed to not advocating armed resistance..that's for nimrods...after I pointed out your "overwhelm the system by resisting" is beyond a joke...
The police can't even realistically handle looters let alone people committed to a cause. Same reason "terrorists" still exists - because despite the most sophisticated weapons of war - people committed to a cause are hard to stop, short of killing all of them.
You seem to misunderstand the power of the police/government. Our system of law enforcement is only "effective" (if you could even call it that) because the overwhelming majority of the population follows the laws. If that fraction grew only slightly it would dramatically overwhelm the capabilities of the system. Factor in that most of the people who work outside the law are morons. If more intelligent and dedicated individuals decided to take up a cause, it would be additionally problematic.
My point? Well it most definitely isn't me beating on a drum encouraging exchanging gunfire with a government entity, that type of bravado is for nimrods, but it also isn't encouraging the acceptance and willing compliance of and in further encroachment on our civil liberties. How I go about that idea is my business
When they first hit the news I was ambivalent. I would NOT have supported a law against them. Just did not care. It was the same with 80%. Did not care. When they started making noise about doing away with 80% I of course had to try. When I tried a brace I fell in love. Even when I was not interested in them I was all in on NOT making laws against them. Sadly most gun owners do not feel like me, they could care less.
Sadly gun owners as a whole LONG ago told the law makers that 2A was not really a "Right". Gun owners told law makers they were fine with 2A being a privilege and welcomed law makers to start making laws controlling this privilege known as 2A. Once they told them it was a privilege Pandora's box was open. It's way past closing it know. I will go down swinging and never give up but, when they make something I own illegal I will sigh, and sell or destroy it. There is a LOT of tough talk on this and most of it is just that, talk. The virus hoax showed how few are more than talk. In mass they laid down and begged not to be beaten. Sadly we get the government we deserve.
American123Sorry American123, I'm not even going to bother reading your posts, ignore list you go on. I've torn apart your "arguments" and ever changing position on the matter when I point out the flaws in your logic. I have better things to do with my time than explain basics to you or watch you waffle on claims you made.
He had one of them keyboards that glows in the dark though, that's not a fair comparison.
He had one of them keyboards that glows in the dark though, that's not a fair comparison.
Go stand in the street, I'll bring the cup cakes so we can resist behind your keyboard and my cup cakes in solidarity brother!!
