But surely, if all the laws are bad laws, then breaking a few is just common sense. Right? Pesky laws! They spoil all the fascist fun! I wish the National Guard could just refuse to be mobilized in D.C. At least when something like that happened in Canada, there had been some political kidnappings and a murder, and even then, it was a low point to see military in the streets in Quebec. Look up The October Crisis if you're interested.
I recall that service members were willing to get discharged for refusing a vaccine that followed the dotted "i"s and crossed "t"s and was a legal and legitimate order, but no one is standing up to actual tyranny by refusing these orders.
I hope reporters have Kent State bookmarked for reference.
Bad laws exist: legal slavery is the prima facia example. We tried to limit it through the legislative process but the secessionists fired on Fort Sumpter rather than abide the law. I see Trump, Project 2025, the unitary executive ideologues in the courts, and the Radical GOP as today’s secessionists and the first shots have already been fired.
But surely, if all the laws are bad laws, then breaking a few is just common sense. Right? Pesky laws! They spoil all the fascist fun! I wish the National Guard could just refuse to be mobilized in D.C. At least when something like that happened in Canada, there had been some political kidnappings and a murder, and even then, it was a low point to see military in the streets in Quebec. Look up The October Crisis if you're interested.
I recall that service members were willing to get discharged for refusing a vaccine that followed the dotted "i"s and crossed "t"s and was a legal and legitimate order, but no one is standing up to actual tyranny by refusing these orders.
I hope reporters have Kent State bookmarked for reference.
Bad laws exist: legal slavery is the prima facia example. We tried to limit it through the legislative process but the secessionists fired on Fort Sumpter rather than abide the law. I see Trump, Project 2025, the unitary executive ideologues in the courts, and the Radical GOP as today’s secessionists and the first shots have already been fired.