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If one of the purposes of the Militia is to stand against corrupt Government ? Whose Purpose is it to ?

Stand against corrupt Militia ?

(n.b this is a genuine question NOT an attack on the Idea of Militia...but corruption takes place every where)

Asked By: ll_jenny_ll here AND I'M BAC - 3/30/2010
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The general idea of the "local militia" is antiquated and has been abused by whack jobs.

This is 2010, we are a DEMOCRATIC country, with a volunteer military, we have city - no matter how small - county, state and national police agencies, we have massive National Guard military units in army, navy, and airforce specialties, we have emergency response teams, governmental and private (Red Cross, Salvation Army) teams, we have multiple ROTC organizations for our young, we have Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, we have hundreds of thousands of volunteer firefighters, police, and emergency medical professional personnel, we have more public and private political organizations than we know what to do with.

If you refuse to be a part of any of those organizations out of sheer laziness or stubbornness ..... YOU don't belong here.
Don't give me that crap about "I'm an American too!"
No you're not.
You are some anti-social, above the law, sociopath, with illusions of grandeur.

If you were 1/4 as smart and all knowing as you think you are you would be out there teaching survivalist skills, shelter and structure building, running trout line line and fish homemade fish nets, proper skinning and cleaning of fish and wildlife for food, unit and team organization, off the grid techniques of water conservation, food preservation, composting, basic blacksmith skills, hunting, skinning, proper pelt and skin working, survivalist cooking, survivalist medical attention, setting broken bones, medical herbalist skills, etc.

A group of 5/6 freaky anti-socials with illusions of grandeur.? That your group of superior paramilitary revolutionists? LOL
How about a group of thousands of like-thinkers who feel things should be different that you've taught all those things too?

They don't even know how to handle themselves.
They're as worthless as big city street gangs .... except the street gangs have enough drug money to buy themselves outta here.

These "militia" are too lazy to change the things they don't like within the system.
And they are too ignorant to change the social system in their OWN "society".

From the "Minutemen" sitting out on the Meican border protecting us from the dangerous Mexican tomato pickers to the half dozen paramilitary bunch in Michigan out p*****g behind trees, to the far right religious wackos waiting for the alien angels to save them, to them religious sex cult Neanderthals walking around in Little House on the Prairie clothing .... they are ALL jokes that cannot even handle THEMSELVES.

A real "Patriot" would be assisting veterans and their families, working to save our national landmarks and treasures, teaching our children the importance of national observances, and supporting voter registration.
A real "religious separatist" would be moving out west and building a city and community within the laws of the nation for their people (Salt Lake City comes to mind).
A real "paramilitary" would be teaching survival skills in the case of national emergencies and disasters and how to set up a working organization for the continued survival of their community.
A real "religious alternative" would read a book by Mary Baker Eddy and build their own billion dollar non-profit church full of celebrities.

I'd say the two most successful of these individuals in the US were the KKK and Jim Jones' People Temple in Jonestown.
Time phased out the KKK, it was only their hatred that held them together, new world, new ideas, there just wasn't a place for them any longer.
Jonestown, a thousand dead people ...... they simply killed themselves and normal people didn't have to lift a finger.

Still wanna join the Militia and serve your community?
Fine, go ahead .....

Join the United States National Guard needs you, Army, Navy, Airforce, and Coast Guard.

Join the hundreds of thousands of police, fire, medical, and emergency reserve volunteers.

Join the State Defense Forces (SDF) (also known as State Guards, State Military Reserves, or State Militias)
The State Defense Forces in the United States are military units that operate under the sole authority of a state government, they are not regulated by the National Guard Bureau nor are they part of the Army National Guard of the United States. State Defense Forces are authorized by state and federal law and are under the command of the governor of each state.
Nearly every state has laws authorizing State Defense Forces, and 22 states, plus Puerto Rico, have active SDFs with different levels of activity, support, and strength. State Defense Forces generally operate with emergency management and homeland security missions. Most SDFs are organized as Army units, but Air and Naval units also exist.

No one needs you guarding the Mexican border or p*****g behind trees in Michigan .... you are scaring the nationally protected wildlife.
Or better yet .... go colonize an island like your ancesters did, build your society your way, and stop sucking off of the society you are so against.
Answered By: Muinghan Life During Wartime - 3/31/2010
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Ideally it is mine, and my neighbors, to start with, no matter where I live I was still raised to know the difference between right and wrong.
Wrong is wrong no matter how you play it out, I would hope and believe that most folks would see or notice automatic weapon fire and at least let local LEO's know. Our government may not be perfect and I can be counted among them that rate congress here in the USA at 14?pproval. However I do believe that we are still far from the point were we need to overthrow the government.
Answered By: wayned - 3/31/2010
Generally the its the peoples responsibility. Hey FBI, these guys are whacked.. Maybe you should check them out.
Answered By: dr.4315 - 3/30/2010
This thing called a military. Fairly new idea, but a lot of countries are starting to form them.
Answered By: Right-wing nutjob - 3/30/2010
The FBI and state BI's have that role.
Answered By: American Man - 3/30/2010
Hmm...I think the FBI just busted one in Michigan like yesterday...does that answer your question.
Answered By: Grand Theft Pants™ (the 4th) - 3/30/2010
The militia always feel that the government is bad. That in some way they are going to be losing their freedoms and have to always be prepared for that event. I don't know where they got that idea but they do little other than gather guns and play soldier on weekeds and try to drag others into their groups. Many are neo nazi's and other racist fringe groups. Most militia in this country do little more than play soldier..but they have to be watched because some are militant and dangerous as we have just seen with the Hutaree group.
Answered By: zzzmama - 3/30/2010
Tit for Tat hun our government infridges against our freedoms we stand up,we get a few wack jobs with guns the government steps up.
Answered By: wolfette - 3/30/2010
The Southern revisionist Conservative groups are STILL floating the lie that the 2nd Amendment and gun ownership has ANYTHING TO DO with an "oppressive government" which they stole from the Declarations language about the BRITISH GOVERNMENT, which was oppressive by any measure.
The 2nd amendment at NO TIME mentions "uprising" or the "government" - only protecting our country from outside forces - complete and utter B*******T as usual from the Right Wing.
They are keeping this lie alive in the hopes of once again having a treasonous uprising against Washington and the Constitution.
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And they will again - mark my words.
Answered By: future - 3/30/2010
Ours. this is why we have the right to bear arms. :P I'm normally left-wing about everything, and against *idiots* having guns (especially those with a violent criminal background). I'm not against decent people having a gun. I hate the idea of killing but sometimes theres no other choice literally, unless I want to die and let them hurt my loved ones. I think before being allowed to buy a gun you have to show proof of having a place where you can lock it up when not using it so no one gets hurt.
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Answered By: Cthulhu - 3/30/2010
In the 2nd amendment it authorized the creation of a well armed militia. When the Constitution was written a Militia was the word used for Military. The Send Amendment is what authorized the creation of the State and National Guard. The 2nd Amendment did not authorize a militia to stand up against the government.
Answered By: LadySnowbird - 3/30/2010
No. Because the militia doesn't have any *safeguards* to protect it from acts of impulsive violence or tendencies towards reckless destruction--even in the face of a potentially *corrupt* government.

Besides, our government doesn't allow for people to take up arms against it so recklessly--even though it is part of the Declaration of Independence.

The fine line between freedom and tyranny is the ability to act with serene responsibility.

These Christian militias that were arrested were intent on causing harm to others whom did nothing against them.

In a sense, it was an extreme case of religious vigilantism.

The government had no choice but to act in order to preserve life.

Most militias don't have that kind of moral compass.

They believe that the government is the "enemy".

End of story.
Answered By: Sky - 3/30/2010
The coast guard?...

I mean unless Militia are taking kick backs from wall street bankers and Halliburton, I don't really think there's such a thing as a corrupt militia, they aren't winning any no bid contracts put it that way.
Answered By: Luke808666 - 3/30/2010
Im from michigan where the militia that plotted to kill cops is from. the michigan militia talked bad about them on the local news, and another militia group from around here refused to help them when they knew they were in trouble. so i assume they would of stood up to them.
Answered By: Jason V - 3/30/2010
A part of Article 1 Section 8 of the US Constitution clearly shows that a well regulated militia was intended to be under both federal and state authority
The idea that the Framers intended to have unregulated vigilante militias that would destroy this government when the members of "the militia " thought it was too tyrannical , is an idea that is being promoted by people who have difficulty reading above a third grade level.
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"To raise and support Armies, but no Appropriation of Money to that Use shall be for a longer Term than two Years;

To provide and maintain a Navy;

To make Rules for the Government and Regulation of the land and naval Forces;

To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions;

To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress;"
Answered By: mr danger - 3/30/2010
They call the purpose of standing against corrupt militia "Freedom" in the White House but trust me, i have a completely different opinion on that.....
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Answered By: I love OZ - 3/30/2010
Nobody is going to "rise" up against the Government in revolt and with the "few" exceptions in Michigan ( who illegally had automatic weapons, explosives and made "threats of bodily harm" ) the greatest majority of private Militias are law abiding citizens who believe in the United States. NOT necessarily the current Government in power.
90?f all private Militias have been infiltrated either by paid informants, FBI or ATF, so there is a very close monitoring of them.
Private Militias simply do NOT believe the "authority" of control will exist IF there is a major disaster or national crisis. THINK Katrina to get the idea. These are community people, who will provide for the welfare, comfort and safety of their families and friends, when and UNTIL Government can reestablish law and order. Would it surprise anybody that a GREATER threat is with the "gangs" of this country, in every city and State, who have their own plans for HOW to survive a breakdown in society ?
Who would you rather have at your back. A National Guardsman who's tired and misses his family or your neighbor from across the street you've known for 10 years ? And who would you rather be in the company of ? Friends and family or a few hundred strangers waiting in a food or bathroom line for an hour ?
Answered By: Draco - 3/30/2010
Mr danger writes: "A part of Article 1 Section 8 of the US Constitution clearly shows that a well regulated militia was intended to be under both federal and state authority"

Thats a bunchg of nonsense. The militia is not supposed to be under both federal and statye authority. A state governor can call out their respective state militia to help out in times of crisis, but thats it. For more what the militia is really supposed to be, read the Federalist papers.
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