To: Robert Teesdale
Decision point?
That’s a good question.
And unlike many good questions, it has a very simple answer:
Only when you are prepared for the LEOs, and often, many of their well armed and well trained friends, to shoot back.
Just like elections, bullets have consequences.... and they go both ways.
You may be 100% right, and still be 100% dead
And if you survive that encounter, you must be ready to put your life and liberty in the hands of a jury that MUST all agree your actions were proper and MUST all agree you had NO remedies other than shooting, or they will imprison you or ask that you be executed.
That is the real world answer.
That is the answer in the instant case, and every case.
115 posted on
07/06/2015 9:48:16 AM PDT by
Crystal Palace East
("We Must All Hang Together, or Assuredly We Will All Hang Separately" B. Franklin)
To: Crystal Palace East
Before I respond, please accept both my appreciation for a reply. It frequently disappoints that the question is rarely answered.
Only when you are prepared for the LEOs, and often, many of their well armed and well trained friends, to shoot back.
Just like elections, bullets have consequences.... and they go both ways.
Quite so. Whether in individual defense of liberty or the pursuit of State transformation, the enemy has a vote.
And if you survive that encounter, you must be ready to put your life and liberty in the hands of a jury that MUST all agree your actions were proper and MUST all agree you had NO remedies other than shooting, or they will imprison you or ask that you be executed.
That is the real world answer.
Practically speaking, yes.
That is the answer in the instant case, and every case.
Except the case we consider, which I admit was not clear. I will then restate the question, with clarification in mind and clearness as an express value:
When is it time to consider the political bonds dissolved, and uniformed agents of the State as open armed domestic enemies of freedom?
That is the decision point I am referring to and not that of self-defense or situationally justifiable homicide.
Do you have a decision point?
My assumption is both yes, and that it's not my business. I would be appalled to hear that there wasn't one... from any fellow human being.
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