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Will we have any Rights left?
Texas has now passed a law that you have to leave your home unprotected when there is a mandatory evacuation given or be arrested. An illegal alien can stay and break the law but a law abiding citizen will now be arrested and they can use "reasonable" force to remove you from your home.
I can cite this past year where the county I live in had a mandatory evacuation and we didn't get hardly any wind or rain. In fact, we have had thunderstorms that had much more wind and rain. What really makes this bad is not only do you have to leave but they generally don't let you back in before all your food has spoiled due to electricity being off. I am sick and tired of the government trying to "protect" me! I don't need a seatbelt law to protect me, that should be my choice. I can choose to kill an unborn baby but I can't choose how I want to protect my own life? If folks stay when a storm is coming then I don't think anyone should risk their life to save you, but that should be your choice. Folks have been staying for years and making it fine. I wonder can the state be sued if you come back to your home and it has been vandalized? Probably not. The theory being no one will be in town, but we all know the criminals find a way to break the law. |
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A wise man's heart directs him toward the right, but the foolish man's heart directs him toward the left.
What you posted comes from the foolish man on the left. The nanny state. |
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My question would be this... (it is an actual question... not an accusatory statement disguised as a question)
For those who don't like laws like this taking away our rights... Are there other infringements of rights that seem "positive" or "necessary"? Under the patriot act there are certain rights that can be lost... The right to a trial by a jury of your peers. The right to not be searched without warrant. The right to not be wiretapped without warrant etc. These are things that many people have been speaking against for a while but because they MIGHT BE (innocent until proven guilty...remember) terrorists then it is okay. If anyone is for the set of rights I listed being lost to those who might be terrorists then don't question why our own rights are gone. Rights are rights... these are not rights that we were granted by the government and are therefore necessarily rights that are beyond the grasp of the government to remove from us. These are rights that were granted to us by our creator and are not alienable. If one can agree to waive someone else's rights... rest assured... without doubt... someone else will see a perfectly good reason why yours should be waived as well. The only way to ensure your own rights is to work to ensure the rights of those you despise most. If ONE right is circumvented then, in time, all rights will be circumvented. |
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It is easy to pass all kinds of laws under the words "safety" "protection"
for "our children" "future generations". Let me share an example. Protect our children. The state wants girls to not grow and get cancer How do the get cancer? HPV Quote:
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The bible says chastity before marriage. it prevents what the government protects people from Esthers example says the lost of protection and safe kepping of the property is the price the gov forces to protect you. We need protection from the statists. |
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This is excellent reading on the subject. A few quotes.... “The jury has the right to judge both the law as well as the fact in controversy.” John Jay, 1st Chief Justice U.S. supreme Court, 1789 “The jury has the right to determine both the law and the facts.” Samuel Chase, U.S. supreme Court Justice, 1796, Signer of the unanimous Declaration “The jury has the power to bring a verdict in the teeth of both law and fact.” Oliver Wendell Holmes, U.S. supreme Court Justice, 1902 “The law itself is on trial quite as much as the cause which is to be decided.” Harlan F. Stone, 12th Chief Justice U.S. supreme Court, 1941 |
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