Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Do you still have respect for the “rule of law”?

Why, of course I do!

I think I understand the question as well as the position of the OP and may be tempted to say I agree BUT I don’t like the way it was framed.

I believe whole heartedly that respect for and observance of the rule of law is central to the maintenance of liberty and of a free and just society and therefore unreservedly adhere to it.

I do not, however, believe that our ruling class share that belief but are cynically abusing their power by setting themselves above it. I further believe that, just as our FFs said, this creates a situation where to do as I’m told is in fact DISrepect for the rule of law.

When authorities are unjust, it is the patriot’s responsibility to rebel.

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I consider the arbiter of justice to be an authority higher than the rulers or the rules themselves, as stated in the DOI and am uncertain where many here would derive such moral authority given their atheism. Happy if they live as practical theists, as there are far too many theists who live as practical atheists…

And another moral relativist dodo bird speaks. Unreal.

Most law has been broken, i tolerate the laws that are tolerable and discard the other way round

YES I DO!!!!!!!!!!

These 4 guys came with the buildings... (i.e. you buy the buildings and the crew is sent to put it up).

They came in a 2020 Dodge 3500 Cummins with a equally impressive custom built trailer. 100% legal. DOT number on the side... commercial plates.

Tools were PERFECT (not some 5 gallon bucket of crap)... all ran matching top shelf DeWalt... multi-pack recharging station off of a super quiet gen. Most organized assembly line of tools and production I have ever seen.

End of the job they picked up every scrap of waste steel, every piece of trash, every screw they had dropped after the tip went dull... They even picked up the cigarette butts that were there from the masonry crew of Americans.

They "Yes Sired" me to death.

Will they vote "R" or "D"... I did not ask... but I know with certainty they are absolutely money motivated Capitalists.

The boss is married (presumably the DOT truck is in the wife's name and she is a citizen?). He has been here 9 years (since he was 19) and has spent over $10k with the Government trying to become a legal citizen (did not ask particulars, but he did not strike me as a liar).

As for drinking... I offered them a few beers at the end of the job... only one of them drank... he took one beer from me.

Not sure if they pay taxes or not, but I do suspect someone in the supply stream of the buildings does pay taxes on the labor performed... I am not sure how that would not happen. Workers Comp and Insurance is paid by the fabricator (I know that much).

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If I had a crew of 10 polite hardworking white guys like this... the money I could make would be unreal.

Did I leave anything out?

I would agree with about 1/2 of that (bold above).

Flaunt is not a word I would use, but I kind of agree... they like to step up to the plate and smack a home-run... most men do... Or at least most men used to like to do that... before all that kneeling down to Gentle George crap.

See?

That's what the main problem is.

The Bolsheviks KNOW that conservatives respect the rule of law, and will mostly try to obey the law.

They aren't hamstrung by the same respect for the law, and will in fact break the law in whatever way it may take to further their agenda.

They use respect of the law against us. Time and time again.


And they get away with it.

One day the majority may wake the fugg up and finally see that the Left has declared war quite some time ago.

Way to be completely unresponsive to the OP question.

This thread has stuck to topic more than most here.

I bet you moderate on another forum, don't you?

Jeebus does it always come to this? What is your answer to the original question?

I am sure it has been said already....but the Constitution is the highest law of the land, and I swore an oath to defend it.

So any "unlawful order" will be ignored, as I choose (re: Heinlein).

Will there be consequences? Perhaps.

And consequences for whom?

Time will tell.

For a better understanding of what we're dealing with I'd suggest reading Sidney Powell's book "licensed to Lie". It pretty well describes what we're going through now. Our legal System has been corrupted and it goes to the top of the Federal judiciary. Over the years the Clintons, Bush and Obama have managed to populate our Federal Judiciary with their minions that rule politically instead of legally. They want to Make Law instead of Enforce Law..
Want to change the Federal Judiciary? Change those that appoint and control it. Quit re-electing people that don't have your liberty in mind.

I think I was clear enough.

Maybe you should start your own thread to moderate?

Why the hell do you care how or what my reply to another is, Karen?

BTW, what the fugg do your last few posts here have to do with the original question?

We are a nation of law.

Not in a long time now.

When there's a double standard of application of law, it ceases to serve the citizens.

Lady Justice ain't blindfolded anymore.

rainshot, you've nailed it. The poison runs deep. It will take a big knife to cut it out.

The point is the OP showed himself to be squarely in the camp of moral relativism which is precisely part of the problem 8n this country. What's your answer to his original post?

Unfortunately this ^^^

Most folks never get to see this. Some of us have seen it and we are not happy with it. John Roberts said "we don't have democrat and republican judges". I say Bull$hit !!!

Rainshot said it:



The democRATs and leftists are in control of the court rooms now.

My guess is now the FBI has raised the danger rating on this forum just on this thread alone. We are questioning the honesty of the courtrooms. That's a no no in many folks minds.
Stolen elections have consequences.

kwg

I respect the concept, but the application (i.e., the enforcers of the law) have lost a lot of my respect. The cops still have it, but the courts, especially the judges, do not. But, like everybody else, I continue to act towards the those enforcing the law as though I do respect them. I don't know what situation may arise where I forego that and openly express my contempt, but it certainly could happen.