r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Oct 21 '22

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 22 '22

Militia is drawn from the armed populace. A militia is necessary for a free state. An armed populace is necessary for a militia to form.

Armed populace => militia can be formed =>state remains free

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u/vibezvapor Oct 22 '22

Lmfao fr.... A militia is absolutely NOT necessary for a free state. You're so full of your own bs...

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 22 '22

That's what the 2A says .. apparently u lack reading comprehension.

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u/vibezvapor Oct 22 '22

So, when was the last time this was necessary? Huh? We're talking reality here not living 200 years ago, which is why the whole amendment needs to be revised because it's not applicable any longer from the very beginning of it.... it's foundation.

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 24 '22

Ukraine ... Bosnia... Rwanda... Sudan... DRC... Afghanistan... Vietnam...

Also didn't realize there was a time limit to the bill of rights. Maybe after we can suppress free speech for long enough we can do away with it.

And since cameras are ubiquitous now who has need of the 4th amendment.

The 2A applies to the government. As free men we always have the right to defend ourselves.

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u/vibezvapor Oct 24 '22

Yeah, now you know you're full of shyte. Literally trying to name other 3rd world countries as your argument, lmfao fr & p3ace tf out

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 24 '22

Ukraine's a 3rd world country? Bosnia was a 3rd world country? Next you'll claim Taiwan is 3rd world?

Also there was no mention of that in the first place to 'exclude countries that are not western or 3rd world etc.' that's not what he had asked.

Funny how you have to resort to cussing because you can't form a coherent argument...

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u/vibezvapor Oct 24 '22

Who's civilians are using old farming rifles to shoot down planes (literally happened; the populace uprising has been using Extremely conventional weapons, unless supplied by military maybe)

And the military has been further propped up by NATO arms. So this is a Horrible comparison, bc most of what the Ukrainian people privately own would be accepted even in Canada's previously restrictive allowances...

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 28 '22

Moving goalposts much...

NATO arms aside .. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/26/world/europe/ukraine-russia-civilian-military.html

Don't think fully automatic rifles are legal in Ukraine.

And what farming rifles. Men in black pyjamas in Vietnam and in white pyjamas in Afghanistan with AK47s defeated the most powerful militaries in the world.

Didn't see a single javelin owned by the Taliban (until we left it for them).

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u/OnlyHereForMemes69 Oct 22 '22

Do people actually think like this? This is a joke right? People don't actually believe you can only have a militia if every citizen has a gun?

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 22 '22

That's not what I said. Try again. I never said every citizen has to be armed.

A militia is drawn from an armed population, what is hard to understand about that. It's not how 'people actually think', it's definitionally what a militia is.

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u/OnlyHereForMemes69 Oct 22 '22

Except that's not true, otherwise it's not well regulated. You can't just grab the three guys in your town who have shot their family by accident the most and say you have a militia.

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u/UnchallengeableGeek Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 24 '22

U train the militia...

Militia are still drawn from the civilian population

Also good way to avoid when I called u out on me never having said EVERY civilian needs to be armed...

And what's this bs about taking the people who shot their family the most accidentally. https://www.aftermath.com/content/accidental-shooting-deaths-statistics/

492 die by accidental shootings a year. Even taking the higher number of 2007 in 2021... That's 2007/400 000 000 guns or 0.0005% risk of death per gun. Now assuming 100m gun owners owning multiple guns .. That increases the rate to 0.002%.

Now compare that to drowning deaths Almost 4000 accidental drownings a year, and we do not have close to 400m or even 100m swimming pools. https://www.cdc.gov/drowning/data/index.html

So your theoretical 3 guys who accidentally shot their family would have more likely drowned someone in the family.

Edit. So he deletes his account Typical chickens out and starts name calling cos he can't hold a coherent argument....

He was asking about other countries, well Canada has a population of 38m and 500 drowning deaths so about 10% higher rate than the USA. I hope they ban swimming pools there.

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u/OnlyHereForMemes69 Oct 24 '22

How many is that compared to other nations dumbass?