[suijurisfreeman]

</span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (tusaki,)
Just wondering, could an American explain to me why allowing everyone to have guns is a good thing?<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>

"allowing everyone to have guns" Perhaps the question that should be asked is, by what lawful authority does "government" presume to regulate the people's natural, inherent and inalienable right to bear arms? If we are going to believe the illusion that "government" is the agent/servant of the sovereign people, then that "agent" cannot lawfully exercise powers that were never delegated. All sovereignity resides in "the people", when "civil society" was formed, the sovereign people delegated a limited portion of their power to their agent/government to perform certain, limited functions. Today in the united States of America we have a government that far exceeds its delegated authority, it's all ass backwards! The agent/servant has now become the master.
"allowing everyone to have guns"? WTF, why do the American people allow their government to violate their natural, inherent and inalienable rights? On other boards I have posted all 50 State's Bill of Rights, I would suggest that everyone do a google search, look up all 50 State's Bill of Rights, print them off, read each and every one of them, [/b]read them and weep![b] How could we have strayed so far from the fundamental principles that this country was supposed to be founded on? Sad, truely sad! Americans today are satisfied with the illusion of freedom, after isn't it just as good as freedom itself?