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On August 31, while announcing his new initiative to restrict gun rights, Joe Biden reportedly stated that if “brave right-wing Americans,” as he mockingly dubbed them, wanted to exercise rights under the Second Amendment to “fight against the country” that had become tyrannical, they “ would need an F-15 .” “You need something more than a gun,” he added, later referring to perhaps “nuclear weapons.”
Such is a common trope from the Left, but it completely misunderstands the Second Amendment.
Here is the understanding of the Second Amendment offered by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story, whose 1833 Commentaries on the Constitution […]
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Starting the Day With a Scripture-Inspired Roast Helps Center Your Thoughts on Eternal Truths Amid Temporal Pressures
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There is no misunderstanding. They want us disarmed so we can’t fight back. Don’t fall for political theatre. They know exactly what they’re doing. Especially the Biden decoy.
It’s an egregiously stupid miscalculation. That’s what it is.
We make those F-15s
We make the parts
We supply the fuel
We make the bombs
We feed the pilots
We build the infrastructure
We are their supply lines
We are their manufacturing base
We are the soldiers’ family and friends.
The same goes for every weapon, every thing the military needs and uses.
If progressives think their dreams of mass genocide would be a cakewalk, like going to war in another country, they’d better think again. In all likelihood, they’d receive an arse-whippin the likes of which the world has never seen.
What military remained may have the upper hand at first, and many would be lost. But that tide would likely turn in very short order, not nearly enough time to take out a well-armed, formidable foe some 50+ million strong, spread out across every square mile of the country. The military wouldn’t even have the resources needed to deal with the large number of deserters, potential deserters, and potential subversives, much less go on much of an offensive. Where will the loyalties of the F-15 pilot lie, and what will he do once the plane is in the air? Which personnel have a conscience, and which don’t? Who are the moles? There are thousands of unknowns, and thousands of unanswerable questions. To a significant degree the military and intel apparatus would be at war with themselves.
The progressive loons had better check themselves. They do not have the power they think they have. It would not go the way they think it would.
All of these comments are dead on, just as important is how many of these people are there also;
former military & those who are officers of the law in every section
former & current officers of the law, of all cities, counties, states and federal in every section
citizens both men & women who understand how great this country really is
illegal people both men & women who really came here for the dream
and finally, the probability of foreign fighters who want a part of the dream especially when they find out about one world order
Oh yea, I don’t think they’ve put it all together or understand the magnitude.