Ice-T: Gun Rights Are Civil Rights

breitbart.com ^ | 5 July, 2013 | AWR Hawkins

[marktwain]

Review of Assaulted:Civil Rights Under Fire

[gaijin]

Ich bin ein Ice-Tea’er...!

[Waywardson]

NO!

This is RAT POISON.

It sounds good but is a LIE that must be rejected. And HARSHLY, lest it undermine and END all of our rights.

NONE of the rights in the Constitution are CIVIL rights.

Civil Rights are those granted BY a Civil Government and can be taken away BY that same government who granted them.

These are NATURAL RIGHTS.

A gift from God.

Unalienable.

We must reject the term Civil Rights and demand that they are called what they are lest we raise an ignorant generation bereft of them.

NATURAL RIGHTS !!

[dangerdoc]

Is this the new face of the tea party?

[KrisKrinkle]

“NONE of the rights in the Constitution are CIVIL rights.”

If you are saying that the right to vote and the right to a jury trial are natural rights and a gift from God, please provide something to support what you say.

[Big Red Badger]

sour grapes,,,

[Impala64ssa]

I remember when Charlton Heston took Time-Warner to task over Ice-T's infamous Cop Killer rap and other garbage he did back then. Looks like he's come a long way since then. Hate to use a progressive/leftist term but Ice-T has "grown". And it seemed very weird that he of all people would play an NYPD detective, but gotta give credit where it's due, he's damn good at it. Interesting how he's sounds so much like Charlton Heston on this issue. But then again Mr. Heston was a Civil Rights activist himself so they may have quite a bit in common.

[LyinLibs]

[Vince Ferrer]

Ice-T on gun control

[Waywardson]

Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s. In America WE are Caesar.

[Waywardson]

POISON grapes.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Did Mr. T vote for the foreign born communist Kenyan?

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks marktwain.

[Navy Patriot]

...the right to a jury trial are natural rights and a gift from God, please provide something to support what you say.

Without stretching, the right to a jury trial can conceivably be extended from the Commandment "Thou shalt not bear false witness" as juries are specifically tasked with the determination of the truthfulness of testimony, as well as the other powers of the jury.

[SoFloFreeper]

Good point; the 2nd amendment is a stand alone...we don’t need no gubmint to protect it....

Now, to the issue of Ice T doing this. Is he the guy who sang the “cop killer” song in the 1990s? Has he changed? I know he has done some acting....

[re_nortex]

Malcolm Little ("X") also addresses the Second Amendment starting at 2:35 in the clip.

[Waywardson]

He has. And I commend him for it. But, I urge all Patriots to Stand WITH him and rebuke the language and educate everyone that these rights are not CIVIL but Natural and Unalienable.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Except that trial by jury of peers, the assumption of innocence before guilt, the right to confront your accuser, the right to an unbiased judge, and the right to an advocate all originated with the pagan warrior tribes fighting Rome.

Basically warrior tribe law. Warriors are equal to one another, and leaders are leaders only because warriors choose to follow them, for as long as they choose to do so.

This was the law that migrated to Britain and became Common Law. Importantly, Christianity grew up part and parcel to both Common Law and Roman Law. It took much longer for Christianity to get along with Scandinavian (Viking) law.

The idea of Natural Law evolved possibly as late as the 5th Century with Augustine of Hippo, though parts of it existed back to Plato and Aristotle. Thomas Aquinas in the 12th Century asserted that Natural Law is a subset that man can grasp of Eternal Law, and from that point it was linked with “God given rights”.

[Eagles6]

I haven’t seen where he has repudiated any of his “Kill Whitey” views. Like will smith and jamie fox he’s perfectly willing to take the White man’s gold only to stab him in the back first chance.

[Navy Patriot]

Except that trial by jury of peers, the assumption of innocence before guilt, the right to confront your accuser, the right to an unbiased judge, and the right to an advocate all originated with the pagan warrior tribes fighting Rome.

And the Commandments from the Old Testament predate the Roman Empire by how many thousand years?

God commands that a person has a right to the truth and that right starts popping up in several different societies that humans have formed, therefore it does NOT come from God?