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Since when did the Constitution mean a goddamn thing any more?

This is Texas, and we still believe in our rights under the Constitution and Bill of Rights to restrain an over-reaching government. We are very concerned about keeping those rights. In a way, Texas is the last stand against those who would destroy our state and way of life in the name of liberal socialism and nationalism.

You are correct in that there appears to be violations everywhere in this incident. Unless there is factual evidence to the contrary, justice is not being given to these men.

In Texas, we don't give a damn about how other states think we should deliver our justice. Also, we don't give a damn what liberal socialists in Washington think about us either. We want to be free to live as we see fit under our Constitution and Bill of Rights. As we choose and elect our representatives to state and federal government, we expect them to fairly represent us, not some political party.

We had a Republic, a Constitution, and a Bill of Rights before we joined the Union of States in 1845. We have a unique heritage having experienced the governments of Mexico, Spain, France, and others. Therefore, we do not wish to submit to any tyrannical acts by our government and we're getting pretty pissed.

So we will be watching very closely to see how this situation plays out for everyone involved.

I hear you. But I doubt "pissed" is going to be enough.

It's going to take a lot of blood, and a lot of violent human correction, before things change.

That's not a threat, or a warning. Simply an observation. The first three boxes are empty. Speak the truth, and you are shouted down and vilified through social media and your business destroyed, your reputation in tatters, and your life torn apart by the flash mobs. Vote, and see the politicians instantly melt into the mud and fraud that is Washington. Look at any gerrymandered district.

Try bringing jury nullification to any trial today. It's a crime to even educator jurors on their rights. And the million dollar bonds in this current Waco travesty (a clear 8th Amendment violation) are designed to coerce plea bargains, and thus avoid any opportunity for a jury of peers to view the facts.

One damn box left, buddy.

“This is Texas, and we still believe in our rights under the Constitution and Bill of Rights to restrain an over-reaching government. “

Oh really? I guess the LEO’s in Waco once again didn’t get the memo! If I were a Texan, I’d be disgusted in what passes for cops in Waco. From the pix at the scene, most were fat bastards in cowboy hats fingering their AR-15’s. When you can produce any evidence that the cops were fired upon or witnessed any biker taking a shot at another, this “police action” is nothing more than “shooting fish in a barrel” insofar as I am concerned.