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The Constitution is sacred. Don't claim that it says BS that it doesn't say. And if you do, don't pretend to be a "conservative," because conservatives don't misrepresent the Founding Fathers and our Constitution.

And here is one of the people I mentioned in my previous post.

Tell me Jeff, what part of British law supports Subjects breaking away from the Crown? The other day I was thinking about all the animosity directed at the idea that "natural born citizen" might have come from a Swiss writer. Then I got to thinking, Where in English law or Philosophy is a notion that a group of people can throw off a Monarchy?

And then I got to thinking about the Swiss. Do you know anything about the history of the Swiss? I suspect you don't, because from what i've seen of you, your knowledge of history is horribly ignorant. (Certainly of English History)

Where else in History did a group of people throw off their rulers and form their own country? Where was the precedent for the United States of America to follow?

Here's a f***ing clue for you.

Tell me Jeff, what part of British [common] law supports Subjects breaking away from the Crown?

I'd like an answer to that, as well.

Kinda resembles this one.

What other nation has always had freedom of Arms?