Title: Mark Passio - The True Meaning & Purpose Of The 2nd Amendment - Part 2 - Arms, Needs & Cowardice Source:
Mark Passio URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vioWTwGiELo Published:Oct 31, 2018 Author:Mark Passio Post Date:2018-11-20 13:45:45 by Hondo68 Ping List:*Bill of Rights-Constitution*Subscribe to *Bill of Rights-Constitution* Keywords:None Views:2634 Comments:20
Published on Oct 31, 2018 Mark Passio's presentation The True Meaning Of The 2nd Amendment, Part 2: Arms, Needs & Cowardcie, was originally given in Philadelphia, PA on June 26, 2018 as part of the Philadelphia Liberty On The Rocks.
In this presentation, Mark discusses how ALL weapons of any kind are included as part of the 2nd Amendment’s protection against the infringement of our Natural Right to Self-Defense. He explains that the true need for practical defense against government’s encroachment upon human rights ALWAYS trumps the perceived psychological “need” to “feel safe.” Mark goes on to examine the cowardice that underlies most human beings’ fear of Self-Defense and Rebellion.
Videographer: Sean McCann Associate Producer: Leiha Boone Video Editor: Mark Passio
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believes the second amendment allows
The Second Amendment doesn't "allow" anything, it acknowledges a pre-existing God given inalienable natural right, and prohibits the government from infringing upon it.
The Second Amendment doesn't "allow" anything, it acknowledges a pre-existing God given inalienable natural right, and prohibits the government from infringing upon it.
There is no god given right to keep and bear arms. Anyone who has ever had a gun has not taken it to the promised land. It must be a gun free zone.
The right to keep and bear arms in the 2nd Amendment is the same British common law right to keep and bear arms that the colonists enjoyed, and that did not come from God either. The former colonists enshrined the common law right into the Constitution. The people ratified the Amendment.
It is an individual right to keep and bear that are lawful to possess.
