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Tweets for June 29th
- “@ConserValidity: Liberals Hate Right To Bear Arms. Brit Hume explains why Leftists are so pissed off about ruling! http://bit.ly/9DtqsR ” #
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American Criminal Liberties Union
I am going to assume that most people can agree that America’s population is found across a vast political spectrum. From libertarians and liberals to moderates and conservatives we find each other across a broad field on ideas and issues. Many times we can all agree that certain things are problems within society yet be on the opposite extremes on how to solve that problem. One of the problems of society that most people can agree on is that of crime. The solution to reducing this problem most likely is found somewhere in the middle and not the extremes.
One of the purposes of the Constitution is to ensure domestic tranquility. Due process, the Fifth Amendment right, is a procedural right, one that defines the methods that can properly be used to ensure domestic tranquility. Without both, there can be no liberty. Domestic tranquility can easily be achieved without respect for due process, as dictatorships throughout history have shown. It is also quite possible to have a society where due process is respected-even considered sacrosanct-and still lack for domestic tranquility. The latter predicament more closely resembles the situation in the United States today. Source
The ACLU in its extreme ideals of society unravels due process from the reasons it was created to serve. The ACLU maintains that it is their purpose to ensure due process and the police to tend to domestic tranquility. I agree that the roles should be separate. I think the opposite would be an invitation to disaster. The ACLU’s sincerity in their statement might be more believable if, as we shall show, they were not so often in opposition of law enforcement. It is generally accepted that domestic tranquility is absolutely necessary to the process of liberty. What is often less understood is how the exclusive concern for due process can also be damaging to liberty.
I think we can all agree on how important domestic tranquility is to maintaining liberty. What good are all of our freedoms if we are afraid to practice them? The only liberties worth having are ones that we can enjoy without fear. This simply can’t be done if a society is filled with crime and violence.
The ACLU do not share these moderate views on society. They have a much more extreme viewpoint.
From My Cold, Dead Hands
Heston Repeats Famous Line Final Time as NRA President
CNSNews.com: “Charlton Heston ended his term as president of the National Rifle Association Saturday the same way he began it, declaring his devotion to the Second Amendment and his love for the other freedoms he believes are protected by the right to keep and bear arms. “Our founders pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor in the name of liberty,” he said in a pre-taped address to more than 4,000 NRA members gathered for the group’s 132nd annual meeting. “We pledge to preserve it.” NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre then presented Heston with a Winchester 1866 “cowboy rifle” in honor of his service. Heston raised the rifle above his head, then said – for the last time as NRA president – “From my cold, dead hands.” The audience gathered in the Orange County Convention Center rose to their feet in thunderous applause for Heston.”



