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Saves my life every day.
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You would certainly have a legal right to do that because of a combination of both your second amendment rights, and your rights of assembly and free association. But that would in no way shape or form make your group a "militia" under the Constitutional definition. (though as Meade pointed out you can call yourself that if you want to, many such groups do...you can call yourself a strawberry milkshake or a '54 DeSoto, or The Squirrel Nut-Kings if that floats your boat)...if my fellow townspeople and I , independent of our government, got together at our church and formed a plan of assembly and self defense ii case our town was assaulted by a terror team, we would by definition be a militia and we would be within our rights as citizens and free people.
Would you then agree that your group could just as easily be called "a heavily armed group of middle-aged boy scouts?"I also never said that it would meet the constitutional definition of a militia
It's not that hard to get enfranchised and it's not that hard to get out of jury duty legitimately - but honestly, we need more folks serving on juries who have dealt with the system and know how f'd up it is.kmccune wrote:Well I cant legally own a gun anymore,found out my Hoop-jumping would give Me the right to be on a jury again and vote,so I sez,no thanks,dont want to have dodge jury duty,Can probaly find a gun if I really need one however(that doesnt include supersonic BB guns,does it?)
Lemme see, wes has only been posting a little less than 18 months but yet has managed to post some odd 4600 missives.Posts: 4684
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