e-Claire

Takings Make for Angry Citizens

and, unlike Britain and Zimbabwe, we are still armed

Oddybobo says it well:

Now, I live in a very rural community that could benefit from a hotel, shopping mall, hell even a restaurant.  I have 13 acres and small house.  My land is prime location for such a private development, but I dare anyone to come upon my land and try to take it.  When I say dead body, I mean dead body.  I will take several people with me on my way out of this life.  The perils of trying to steal one’s castle, I guess.  I will not roll over on that.  I will get my family to saftey, say my goodbyes and then pick people off, one at a time, until I myself have perished.  I will not go willingly, quietly or without fight.

These are not the words of a trailer park red neck, as the socialistic lefties like to paint us.  These are the words of an educated professional woman who, I’d wager, has an aim to match her determination. 

I doubt that SCOTUS would reconsider their absurd Kelo ruling any time soon, but the fact that some states are already moving to include clear definitions of “public good” at a Constitutional level gives me some relief of mind.  I genuinely believe this would be the final straw that creates the revolution that waters the tree of freedom with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

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