Bill of Rights Day
Today is Bill of Rights Day, established in 1941 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to mark the 150th anniversary of it's ratification.Here in South Carolina, our legislature passed the Second Amendment Education Act to mark the inclusion of the right to bear arms by citizens — that one right of the citizen protecting all others.
Nowadays we have unqualified individuals in government who think they may toy with the Bill of Rights in any manner they please. These individuals believe that we are stupid and that those misrepresentations they present supporting their positions are substantiated facts when they are merely the subjective babble of a sector who would disarm all of us to impose their will completely upon us.
Well, I pack several weapons and will be hard pressed to give them up in any fashion to some democrat or progressive who thinks they have the stones to take them from me.
I am a student of my rights and decline those idiotic rantings and misrepresentations to sway or scare me a single iota. Simply isn't happening. I am a citizen of the United States of America. I won't be rounded up and taken to some old walmart facility converted to a prison for dissenters and I sure as heck won't be surrendering my arms because others decline to defend themselves.
My advice to these namby pamby panty waist human beings who would stand idly by and be killed by the criminal element is "get real good at head shots from 300 feet". It worked for me.