Liberals Arming Up The Case For And Against Militias
Recent American history suggests a complex relationship between citizen armament and law enforcement professionalism, paradoxically offering greater legal protection to those posing a physical threat when resisting a hostile federal agency. This line of reasoning implies that individuals resisting the current regime might benefit from arming themselves and forming organized community associations, akin to well-regulated militias. However, a significant counterargument posits that this moment of resistance is not primarily about power but, like the civil rights movement, is rooted in a fundamentally Christian struggle.
John Q. Hosedrinker