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Bastiat's The Law
04-22-2013, 05:47 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Plb76f8tUg

JK/SEA
04-22-2013, 08:32 AM
oh...that reminds me..i gotta clean my toilet today. Thanks for posting that vid.

APAT Warrior
04-22-2013, 11:00 AM
Maher is nothing but a talking head, a peon. He is a loser, nothing new about him hating our country.

Bastiat's The Law
04-22-2013, 11:03 AM
Amy Holmes is intellectually WEAK.

youngbuck
04-22-2013, 11:49 AM
This guy sickens me - an enemy of the republic. I can't believe people take him seriously.

This reminds me of how dangerous a constitutional convention could be.

HigherVision
04-22-2013, 12:01 PM
I wish progressives could just leave and start a new socialist country on their own.

Bastiat's The Law
04-22-2013, 12:04 PM
I wish progressives could just leave and start a new socialist country on their own.
I always wondered why they simply didn't move to Europe, they would have their pick countries.

mczerone
04-22-2013, 12:05 PM
"If 90% support something, of course the legislature should do something"

Yeah, damned be the rights of the 10%!


"The Constitution -small states get disproportionate representation - founders couldn't have foreseen this vast disparity."

Um, actually, that's what they foresaw. That's why there's "the people's" house, and "the States'" Senate. One represents what the bulk of the US population wants with equal voice to each, and one represents what the State governments want with equal voice to each.


"Founder couldn't have foreseen machine guns"

Again, they foresaw this. The point of the 2nd amendment was to secure "well-regulated militias" - which were assumed to be agents of the people, NOT the state or federal govts in particular. To have "well-regulated militias", the founders would have said that they should have access to the most cutting-edge military technology to combat whatever threat they were employed to engage.


"The Constitution needs a page 1 rewite, Senate apportionment and 2nd amendment"

I agree. It needs to be taken to whatever big govt ends Maher wants. It also needs to allow for "the consent of the governed".


Applause for "50% wins"

I'm more and more scared every day. Not of the tyranny of the rulers - which I'm used to. But of the absolute Nazi-fication of the population. I feel like the mob is too far gone.

If it was just a small group of "elites" trying to pull one over on us and take absolute power, We'd have a chance through education and counter-political action.

But in this world of extreme patriotism, extreme faith in the one true god, education only further alienates the remnant, picking up a small margin of the ever-consolidating mob of statists.

This isn't going to end from our efforts. The only possible ends are (1) military defeat, like Germany, or (2) govt collapse, like the USSR.

I think we should try to push things to the USSR model. At least then we'd be able to pick up the pieces and have a plan in place for a new system, be it Constitutional Minarchism or Voluntarism, for whatever fragments come to be after the dissolution.

APAT Warrior
04-22-2013, 12:09 PM
Yeah, damned be the rights of the 10%!



Um, actually, that's what they foresaw. That's why there's "the people's" house, and "the States'" Senate. One represents what the bulk of the US population wants with equal voice to each, and one represents what the State governments want with equal voice to each.



Again, they foresaw this. The point of the 2nd amendment was to secure "well-regulated militias" - which were assumed to be agents of the people, NOT the state or federal govts in particular. To have "well-regulated militias", the founders would have said that they should have access to the most cutting-edge military technology to combat whatever threat they were employed to engage.



I agree. It needs to be taken to whatever big govt ends Maher wants. It also needs to allow for "the consent of the governed".



I'm more and more scared every day. Not of the tyranny of the rulers - which I'm used to. But of the absolute Nazi-fication of the population. I feel like the mob is too far gone.

If it was just a small group of "elites" trying to pull one over on us and take absolute power, We'd have a chance through education and counter-political action.

But in this world of extreme patriotism, extreme faith in the one true god, education only further alienates the remnant, picking up a small margin of the ever-consolidating mob of statists.

This isn't going to end from our efforts. The only possible ends are (1) military defeat, like Germany, or (2) govt collapse, like the USSR.

I think we should try to push things to the USSR model. At least then we'd be able to pick up the pieces and have a plan in place for a new system, be it Constitutional Minarchism or Voluntarism, for whatever fragments come to be after the dissolution.


I am so very glad I have more hope (and not without my wearisome days too) than you do for this Republic.

mczerone
04-22-2013, 12:48 PM
I am so very glad I have more hope (and not without my wearisome days too) than you do for this Republic.

I don't give a crap about "this Republic".

I only care about people, their rights to be free and prosperous.

And those are being threatened more and more, not by some top-down authoritarian bully. They are being threatened by a horizontal slave-on-slave mentality that resents that people who "don't pay their share," "don't want to play by the regulations I play by," "don't revere the flag as much as I do," or "don't think that dead soldiers were fighting for our freedom."

If you go to town-square and speak about rights, about free-trade, or about human flourishing in a free society (or "republic"), you probably won't be shackled and thrown in a cage by the authorities. You'll probably be shouted down by a bunch of people that emotionally react to your message as being an affront to their tribe. You'll probably find that your message alienates 10 times more people than it draws in.

Have hope if you find it beneficial to you. But I think that hope blinds you to the great amount of work that needs to be done to lay the foundations of what you really wish to see.

whippoorwill
04-22-2013, 01:26 PM
I've yet to see anyone ask him "So, you advocate mob rule?". Whould to extend that "mob rule" principle to jury trials?
BTW, Amy Holmes is sexy...oh the things I'd.....:cool:

Bastiat's The Law
04-22-2013, 02:55 PM
I've yet to see anyone ask him "So, you advocate mob rule?". Whould to extend that "mob rule" principle to jury trials?
BTW, Amy Holmes is sexy...oh the things I'd.....:cool:
She gave a piss poor defense IMHO.

Neil Desmond
04-22-2013, 03:04 PM
Yes, there are crazy people in this country, like him ranting against the Constitution, and this guy yelling at trucks & trains:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N33dRWuWMvk

APAT Warrior
04-23-2013, 01:38 AM
I don't give a crap about "this Republic".

I only care about people, their rights to be free and prosperous.

And those are being threatened more and more, not by some top-down authoritarian bully. They are being threatened by a horizontal slave-on-slave mentality that resents that people who "don't pay their share," "don't want to play by the regulations I play by," "don't revere the flag as much as I do," or "don't think that dead soldiers were fighting for our freedom."

If you go to town-square and speak about rights, about free-trade, or about human flourishing in a free society (or "republic"), you probably won't be shackled and thrown in a cage by the authorities. You'll probably be shouted down by a bunch of people that emotionally react to your message as being an affront to their tribe. You'll probably find that your message alienates 10 times more people than it draws in.

Have hope if you find it beneficial to you. But I think that hope blinds you to the great amount of work that needs to be done to lay the foundations of what you really wish to see.


You should give a crap about "this Republic", because it is US who make up this Republic. Don't forget that if you haven't already. I care about the same things you do, except I care about restoring this Republic.

QuickZ06
04-23-2013, 02:21 AM
So much fail.

Humanae Libertas
04-23-2013, 02:50 AM
They always get weak Conservatives, Libertarians to argue on topics such as guns. The second amendment does not say you can't own a machine; and machine guns aren't banned either. I wish folks got their shit straight.

A Son of Liberty
04-23-2013, 03:44 AM
If you go to town-square and speak about rights, about free-trade, or about human flourishing in a free society (or "republic"), you probably won't be shackled and thrown in a cage by the authorities. You'll probably be shouted down by a bunch of people that emotionally react to your message as being an affront to their tribe.

Spot on.

Dogsoldier
04-23-2013, 04:25 AM
I watched this crap and he actually read the 2nd amendment out loud and they said...."This does not give the individual a right to a gun"...This does not give the individual right to own a machine gun"

I just about jumped out of my chair!!!!

He frikkin read it...out loud...Then says we don't have the right to a gun....Who the hell taught these people reading comprehention?

DID YOU NOT HEAR THE WORDS THAT WERE COMING OUT OF YOUR MOUOOOOTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

APAT Warrior
04-23-2013, 06:46 AM
I watched this crap and he actually read the 2nd amendment out loud and they said...."This does not give the individual a right to a gun"...This does not give the individual right to own a machine gun"

I just about jumped out of my chair!!!!

He frikkin read it...out loud...Then says we don't have the right to a gun....Who the hell taught these people reading comprehention?

DID YOU NOT HEAR THE WORDS THAT WERE COMING OUT OF YOUR MOUOOOOTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Arms doesn't just mean rifles and guns either. I know that we know that, but they don't apparently. Clubs, knives, swords, grenades, full auto as well as semi-auto, bolt-action and pump-action rifles and shotguns as well as revolvers and hand-guns are all our right to keep and bear. But they do not wish to disclose these facts. Over time we have had our rights slowly eroded by acts of laws and policies which I do not look at as a mistake actually. I think it was part of the bigger picture planned out decades ago which we are seeing the full consequences of now. The mere allowance of such nonsense from someone regarding our 2nd Amendment is only further proof as to how far our enemies have gotten in this nation.

Brian4Liberty
04-23-2013, 11:18 AM
Yeah, damned be the rights of the 10%!


What percentage of people are homosexual? Around 10%? Maybe Maher and his fellow Stalinists would like to ban them.

Of course they spent the time arguing for a bare 50.1% majority. Not only can gay marriage be banned with that majority, they could probably bring back laws against all homosexual sex. Another win for the progressive dictators!

Power corrupts, and it also turns Marxists into Stalinists.

heavenlyboy34
04-23-2013, 11:26 AM
Again, they foresaw this. The point of the 2nd amendment was to secure "well-regulated militias" - which were assumed to be agents of the people, NOT the state or federal govts in particular. To have "well-regulated militias", the founders would have said that they should have access to the most cutting-edge military technology to combat whatever threat they were employed to engage.


It was also a check against government use of force against regular people. The anti-federalists foresaw that the highly centralized constitution would eventually allow the government to use violent force against innocent people-thus necessitating a right for people to defend themselves.

heavenlyboy34
04-23-2013, 11:29 AM
Arms doesn't just mean rifles and guns either. I know that we know that, but they don't apparently. Clubs, knives, swords, grenades, full auto as well as semi-auto, bolt-action and pump-action rifles and shotguns as well as revolvers and hand-guns are all our right to keep and bear. But they do not wish to disclose these facts. Over time we have had our rights slowly eroded by acts of laws and policies which I do not look at as a mistake actually. I think it was part of the bigger picture planned out decades ago which we are seeing the full consequences of now. The mere allowance of such nonsense from someone regarding our 2nd Amendment is only further proof as to how far our enemies have gotten in this nation.
as well as RPGs, mini guns, and whatever else it takes to fend off regime aggression. It's just that BATF and other divisions of the District of Criminals don't recognize that right.

QuickZ06
04-23-2013, 11:47 AM
I watched this crap and he actually read the 2nd amendment out loud and they said...."This does not give the individual a right to a gun"...This does not give the individual right to own a machine gun"

I just about jumped out of my chair!!!!

He frikkin read it...out loud...Then says we don't have the right to a gun....Who the hell taught these people reading comprehention?

DID YOU NOT HEAR THE WORDS THAT WERE COMING OUT OF YOUR MOUOOOOTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You see the founding fathers like they discussed in the op's video were very "clever" in their penmanship that they made the Bill of Rights extremely tricky for the common man/woman to understand. So tricky that only a few very wise people can understand and interpret for us mundanes, luckily for us these wise men and women just happen to be our politicians, lucky us. USA! USA! USA!

Governments love the people whom they serve and should be embraced by its people with wide open arms!!!! Facts are just a thing of the past.

1.Govt.-Ottoman-Turkey
1915-1917
targets-Armenians(Christians)
gun control laws enacted-permits required,govt. list of owners,ban on possession
CIVILIANS KILLED-1-1.5 MILLION

2.Soviet Union
1929-1945
targets-political opponents
gun control laws enacted-licensing of owners,ban on possession,severe penalties
CIVILIANS KILLED-20 MILLION

3.Nazi Germany and occupied Europe
1933-1945
targets-political opponents,jews gypsies,gays"examples"
gun control laws enacted-registration and licensing,stricter handgun laws,ban on possession.
CIVILIANS KILLED-20 MILLION


4.China-Nationalist
1927-1949
targets-political opponents,army conscripts
gun control laws enacted-govt. permit system,ban on ownership
CIVILIANS KILLED-10 MILLION


5.China Red
1949-1952, 1957-1960, 1966-1976
targets-political opponents,enemies of the state
gun control laws enacted-prison or death to anyway disobeying govt program and to anyone supplying such criminals with firearms
CIVILIANS KILLED-20-35 million


6.Guatemala
1960-1981
targets-mayans and other indians,political opponents
gun control laws enacted-register guns and owners,high licensing fee,prohibit carrying guns
CIVILIANS KILLED-100,000-200,000


7.Uganda
1971-1979
targets-Christians,political opponents
gun control laws enacted-license all guns and owners,licenses for transactions,confiscation powers
CIVILIANS KILLED-300,000


8.Cambodia
1975-1979
targets-educated persons,political enemies
gun control laws enacted-licenses for guns,owners ammo and transactions
CIVILIANS KILLED-3 million


9.Rwanda
targets-Tutsi people
gun control laws enacted-register guns, ammo and owners.must justify need, confiscation powers
CIVILIANS KILLED-800,000