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PHORTO
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| What a crock of bullputty. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(12/31/2020)
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Wow ... speaking of MISINTERPRETING history .....
Of course the Constitution denies a "right to sedition/revolt." But it assumes that the government remains just and respects the rights of the people and the Bill of Rights. If the government violates the B. O. R., all bets are off. The contract between govt. and the people has been violated, and the people have the right to defend themselves.
Too much other stuff is out of context or just plain wrong to deal with in this post. |
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