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I'm gonna snap your ass with a wet towel, lady.
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Proving your point? Are you nuts? Your statement was;
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You can't even keep track of what your point is or you don't know how to express it. Either way, my statement was completely opposite the one you made. |
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If you were to actually revolt, using legal guns besides rifles and shotguns won't get you very far. |
the thing is.. if there were an affront made the government that was so heinous that it would cause the general public to really rise up.. I'd more than likely go with 'em. anywhoo! I suppose it depends on what level of revolt there was to be, the 2nd gives us the right to bear arms, and from what I understand that was primarily due to the revolutionary war, as a 'just in case clause'.. however military technology (that which the government owns) vs. that which we (the general public owns) would make it a short open fight, however... as seen in iraq and afghanistan a protracted and intense revolution is well within the possibilities. but I personally am not picking up a gun and picking a fight until it's really needed.
(and in my opinion there have been some affronts that are tantamount to that. and I for one am offended that I and more people haven't stood up and said "hey! what the fuck is that! that's not my country! keep that shit up and I'll have something to say with lead.. and not from a pencil) |
In this country we change stuff through elections. The time to worry is when they cancel the elections.
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No worries: if it did shift that way, the parties would shift too.
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Agree, join revolt Agree, sit out Agree, fight against revolt Disagree, join revolt Disagree, sit out Disagree, fight against revolt Don't care, join revolt Don't care, sit out Don't care, fight against revolt Did I miss anything? |
Most likely there would be people that join up because, even though they don't care about the particular bitch the group starting it has, they have there own grudge against the government.
I don't see the government making one move that could cause a revolution. But, if they keep pissing off this group and that group, until the vast majority is fed up, then one move could trigger it. It's easier to stir shit up when you have a group with lots of gripes. That way instead of one person saying the government did this, everyone agrees, rally over..... you get a series of gripes, everyone agrees with each, and the emotions build with each gripe until the shit is well stirred. It's a big help when you're hiding in the woods, in the rain/snow, low on food and no place to plug in your contact lens warmer. |
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