Why litle mention that over the past year black nationalists killed a dozen cops?

Interesting, but what about the Militia mentioned in the Constitution. If these "America's armed militias" aren't filled with folks trying to embody the Constitutional Militia, where did the Constitutional Militias go? Neither the National Guard nor the Standing Military are outlined in the Constitution as the Militia. They are separate entities established later. So, the armed citizen who wants to fulfill their responsibility as a member of the Constitutional Militia, where do they go?

JJ, I spent 35 years securing America's freedom. How much time in service did you serve? Which theaters did you tour. You do however, seem to know more about what it takes to maintain freedom then myself, Sheriffs Clark, Arpaio and anyone else who has taken an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution for the United States of America. In 1774, 75, and 76 you would have labled the founders tax protesters and militia. Had George Washington not been victorious he and his compatrots could have been cut and pasted into the picture that you paint here. You young lady would not have been a patriot you would have been a Tory.

This lady is lying about Bundy issues and lying about true Constitutional rights! Time to study the Constitution, people! I know these people are not anti-government, but anti-corrupted government as our so called leaders of today! TRUMP/PENCE 2016

JJ....SHALL WE DISCUSS GEORGE SOROS...OBAMA...IN FUNDING AND SUPPORTING THE BLM? HOW ABOUT THE TRUTH ON 9/11

Damn, these people sound sad as hell. It's like the world's worst LARP convention. Either way I say "yeah man try that overthrow of yours" because either you wind up being supported by taxpayers in Federal lockup or you get riddled with ATF/FEMA/SOROS bullets and bleedout in some cow-shit filled wasteland. Either way I'll thumbs up the drone footage on Youtube.

Kinda ironic.....that murica is trying to "spread" democracy across the world..while its own democracy is CRUMBLING

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