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Gee, what a great quote. We have never seen it around here.
Except every time that actions are taken to disable and resist our enemies. Then some brainless bozo pops it up as though it has any bearing on this issue WHICH IT DOES NOT.

You have lost no "essential Liberty" as a result of the implementation of this Act. But you may very well not lose your life because of its protections against the Islamaniacs who want to kill you.

Benjamin Franklin never recommended not defending the nation nor did he recommend allowing our enemies to attack us because of refusal of the government to protect us. Why don't you do a little review of the history of the American Revolution. Then you might understand that during times of war people cannot exercise all the rights they have in peace time.

You have lost no "essential Liberty" as a result of the implementation of this Act.

What about the right to privacy and the right to be free from unreasonable searches? Are those not essential?