What is your breaking point for a Revolution?

Fox123 · Feb 23, 2018

Mr. Ed said:
Seems more like historical curiosity/research to me. When did it become a crime to learn about the history of our own country?

A1st order of business is to erase the history so there is only the state and what they say it is.

mickeyk9 · Feb 23, 2018

Fox123 said:
A1st order of business is to erase the history so there is only the state and what they say it is.

Exactly.. if my son wasn't a junior and in a STEM program, we would have considered moving him. But they know we didn't much of a leg to stand on less we "damage" his chances of moving forward successfully.

psucobra96 · Feb 25, 2018

mickeyk9 said:
They weren't.. they were using their school's internet to browse the internet looking at the things the school deemed inappropriate... a meme of Robert E. Lee High School.

I have a feeling at some point during my sons time in school I will be suing the county and certain administrators. I don’t take well to forced indoctrination. I understand if you don’t have the same resources. I’m curious what exactly the meme was and what part of the school handbook he violated that constituted a suspension. Free speech is not checked at the door at schools.

mickeyk9 · Feb 26, 2018

psucobra96 said:
I have a feeling at some point during my sons time in school I will be suing the county and certain administrators. I don’t take well to forced indoctrination. I understand if you don’t have the same resources. I’m curious what exactly the meme was and what part of the school handbook he violated that constituted a suspension. Free speech is not checked at the door at schools.

I agree with you 100%.. and my son hasn't let this change his views and personal beliefs. In fact he was at PP gathering a few weeks ago supporting a cause he believes in. The meme we were shown by the school at our meeting with school officials was of the front of a building that appeared to be a school, and a sign that read "Robert E. Lee High School"... nothing was altered or changed in any way. The Baltimore County Schools student handbook has an entry that basically reads "I will not use school information technology resources in such a manner that is deemed offensive by other students or school staff".. not the exact wording because I don't have it in front of me. But you get the idea. I can pull it tonight when I'm home.

BeoBill · Mar 8, 2018

Here we go, kids...

Seattle Police Begin Gun Confiscations: No Laws Broken, No Warrant, No Charges
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...scations-no-laws-broken-no-warrant-no-charges

A man in Seattle has had his gun confiscated by police after breaking no laws. The police took his gun without a warrant and without pressing any charges. Tyranny has officially taken hold on American soil.

...The new “red flag” law, which has taken hold in other states already, allows the courts and law enforcement to take away guns from individuals they deem are dangerous and they’ve just begun the confiscation. A man living in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington became the first individual in the state to have his firearm confiscated without any formal arrest or charges. The man was not identified by authorities.

Neighbors complained that the man had been “staring” at people through storefront windows while wearing a holstered firearm. He was not brandishing his weapon by any account, and open carrying is legal in the area, so he was abiding by the law. Other residents also complained that the man’s open carrying made them feel “uncomfortable” and “unsafe...”

Alea Jacta Est · Mar 8, 2018

Thread on this somewhere. See also MPDCs post in the thread for a different view.

protegeV · Mar 8, 2018

Nnztg8r said:
Thread on this somewhere. See also MPDCs post in the thread for a different view.

Here it is.

https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=221194

copasetic · Mar 8, 2018

yeah, this guy was not the sharpest crayon in the box... might not want to use this as an example.

j_h_smith · Mar 8, 2018

Anyone that thinks this is okay better open their eyes to the abuse of this law and how it could affect every person who owns a firearm.

This guy may be a bad example, but do you honestly think this is going to be the last you hear of this law and it's abuses?

sports89man7 · Mar 8, 2018

my breaking point is confiscation. I think a lot people can agree with that one. once you start confiscation that's it for me, I would declare war on the government. do I think its coming to that point? no. but if we keep having mass shootings we the government might start thinking about confiscation. but in all reality no police chief would enforce confiscation because their whole department would get slaughtered. you can line up all the police departments in the entire country against 100 million gun owners and they would lose everytime.

copasetic · Mar 8, 2018

j_h_smith said:
Anyone that thinks this is okay better open their eyes to the abuse of this law and how it could affect every person who owns a firearm.

This guy may be a bad example, but do you honestly think this is going to be the last you hear of this law and it's abuses?

I think this law and any other similar law that eschews due process is unconstitutional and I am vehemently against it. I also feel that it will be abused. I have seen what scorned spouses do to one another and this will just be another way to do it.

Pope414 · Mar 9, 2018

mickeyk9 said:
Group of kids looking at memes online and one of them was of Robert E. Lee High School somewhere in the South.. this was right around the time of the North Carolina hoopla. One of the other students in the class got triggered and reported them and he and the other students were suspended for inappropriately using school resources.. ie - their internet access. We met with the school administration and they wouldn't budge.

This is nuts! R.E Lee H.S is in Florida ...it's not some made up photoshop... I hope they expunged that suspension from your sons academic record ....ridiculous this PC culture you can't change the past by removing all evidence of it ...

iH8DemLibz · Mar 9, 2018

Pope414 said:
This is nuts! R.E Lee H.S is in Florida ...it's not some made up photoshop... I hope they expunged that suspension from your sons academic record ....ridiculous this PC culture you can't change the past by removing all evidence of it ...

They tried that in ancient Egypt.

Stalin perfected it.

johnkorz · Mar 9, 2018

Aquaman:

I would agree however, what was the turning point that turned the colonies against King George? Adjusting for inflation (just a term I am using) what would have to occur now to push the country over the edge again. I cannot see a major revolution happening in the future unless there is some major event such as an EMP attack or something similar occurs. Just a thought.

John

Bisleyfan44 · Mar 11, 2018

https://conventionofstates.com/

rascal · Mar 18, 2018

sports89man7 said:
my breaking point is confiscation. I think a lot people can agree with that one. once you start confiscation that's it for me, I would declare war on the government. do I think its coming to that point? no. but if we keep having mass shootings we the government might start thinking about confiscation. but in all reality no police chief would enforce confiscation because their whole department would get slaughtered. you can line up all the police departments in the entire country against 100 million gun owners and they would lose everytime.

90% of police oppose AR-15 bans, magazine limits etc. this has been extensively polled.

No one is going to "slaughtered." CNC, 3d and 80%s especially 80% of FCG led by p320 make it moot.

JPG · Mar 18, 2018

rascal said:
90% of police oppose AR-15 bans, magazine limits etc. this has been extensively polled.

No one is going to "slaughtered." CNC, 3d and 80%s especially 80% of FCG led by p320 make it moot.

I've heard the same thing but i haven't seen any polls. I have seen "lots" of police argue for tougher gun laws in front of legislatures.

I'd hope that should it get worse and confiscation would occur that the police and military would stand up against the government tyranny.

motorcoachdoug · Mar 18, 2018

Is their anyway under the MD Constitution and Federal law that the citizens of MD march upon the state house and have the MGA arrested and or removed from office for failure to obey the oath that they took and or the MGA became a tyranny form of goverment? Just wondering....

Rack&Roll · Mar 21, 2018

No, I have asked that question and the answer is: POLITICS....is different from crime (although you may disagree)

Not following their oaths is a political act, not a criminal act. They are subject to censure and expulsion for violating their oaths, but as far as I understand it, that sanction is meted out by their peers.

However, if someone takes bribes, as was allegedly done by MD Sen. Nathanial Oaks, two boxes are checked: political and criminal. If convicted, he will have violated his oath as well as laws stipulating that politicians not solicit or accept bribes.

Yesterday, the judge hearing defense motions by Sen. Oaks to have 6 of his 10 federal charges dismissed, ruled against Oaks and left the 10 charges intact.

Sen. Nathanial Oaks continues to occupy his seat in the Maryland General Assembly, and will not face the first of two federal trials until a week after the Legislature adjourns on April 9th.

His second trial on an obstruction of justice charge occurs August 20th.

https://marylandmatters.org/2018/03...-that-oaks-was-wrongly-charged-on-six-counts/

MrsRab1515 · Mar 21, 2018

Rack&Roll said:
No, I have asked that question and the answer is: POLITICS....is different from crime (although you may disagree)

Not following their oaths is a political act, not a criminal act. They are subject to censure and expulsion for violating their oaths, but as far as I understand it, that sanction is meted out by their peers.

However, if someone takes bribes, as was allegedly done by MD Sen. Nathanial Oaks, two boxes are checked: political and criminal. If convicted, he will have violated his oath as well as laws stipulating that politicians not solicit or accept bribes.

Yesterday, the judge hearing defense motions by Sen. Oaks to have 6 of his 10 federal charges dismissed, ruled against Oaks and left the 10 charges intact.

Sen. Nathanial Oaks continues to occupy his seat in the Maryland General Assembly, and will not face the first of two federal trials until a week after the Legislature adjourns on April 9th.

His second trial on an obstruction of justice charge occurs August 20th.

https://marylandmatters.org/2018/03...-that-oaks-was-wrongly-charged-on-six-counts/

How convenient.

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