Bucking For A New Waco? By TL Davis

Counterpart bills in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives would ban citizen militias, defined “as any time three or more people gather with the purpose of tactical training or training in the use of guns.” This legislation screams fear of the people. From TL Davis at tldavissubstack.com:

Now that the Democrats/communists have decided to ban citizen militias, H.R. 6981 and Senate bill S. 3589, probably as a requirement from the CCP prior to their intended uprising within the U.S., it might be time to take a realistic look at citizen militias. First of all, the law identifies these “citizen militias” as any time three or more people gather with the purpose of tactical training or training in the use of guns as an illegal “citizen militia.” That wipes out all sorts of gun safety programs right there. How would that benefit anyone except a foreign power intent on invasion? It was the level of gun ownership in America that has dissuaded nations, like Japan, from considering an invasion in the past. Why take that away?

What would be the purpose of an open border if not to allow foreign enemies to invade the United States without papers, background checks or means of tracking them? Put this in line with other domestic hostile actions toward the American people, such as the recent ruling that illegal immigrants could possess guns. Everything that’s taking place right now endangers the citizens and puts them at a disadvantage to a foreign force, especially if they’re already in the United States. We have been warned by FBI Director Christopher Wray that terrorists are likely to commit hostile acts on American soil in the near future.

Let’s look at the Second Amendment for a moment and understand why it was included in the Bill of Rights. After the end of the Revolutionary War, the United States was a weak confederation of states and while the Constitution would eventually establish a military force, the force that fought the British had been disbanded. The state militias were the only defense for individual states and were made up of citizens trained in the use of firearms, something the bills introduced in the House and Senate would ban. It was stated in the Second Amendment, that a well-regulated militia was “necessary to the security of a free state.”

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