The Politics Of Gene Wolfe
Son of Witz · 18 Mar 2009, 13:48
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From: sonofwitz at butcherbaker.org (Son of Witz) Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 06:48:06 -0700 Subject: (urth) The Politics Of Gene Wolfe In-Reply-To: <5022.72.171.0.141.1237364309.squirrel at brunians.org> References: <W88001020207991237310303@webmail45> <49C0AB81.4020408 at io.com> <5022.72.171.0.141.1237364309.squirrel at brunians.org> Message-ID: <D765BE54-2DCC-423D-BF49-2FE4F4B939BF at butcherbaker.org> On Mar 18, 2009, at 1:18 AM, brunians at brunians.org wrote: >> Son of Witz wrote: > >>> But if there was a revolt, they would quash it so fast and could >>> declare Martial Law, and then our second amendment rights would mean >>> exactly squat. > >> That's exactly what the right is for, to have guns accumulated >> ahead of >> time. The tyrant can declare it taken away, but he can't enforce it >> universally. Who will conduct the billions of building searches to >> find >> everywhere that hundreds of millions of firearms and trillions of >> rounds >> of ammunition might be hidden? > > They are trying to teach helplessness to his generation. Why prepare > to > fight if you've already lost ahead of time? Just do what they say. ok, now I see why you asked? how old do you think I am? many of my close peers have always favored a revolution. I'm NOT, by arguing that we should do nothing. I'm saying an armed revolt would be pretty easily quashed.
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