… supposedly with paintball guns, but there were muzzle flashes observed and paintball guns don’t have muzzle flashes. Now, I don’t know about what you think but the reality is there is no legal or constitutional justification in any state in the United States that allows a governor to deploy armed Police and National Guard (state government troops) to enforce a curfew and use that force against innocent peaceful citizens on their own property on their own porches and issue orders through basically the barrel of a gun concept to these innocent peaceful citizens, especially while that governor facilitates the, basically, violent terrorism actions of ‘protestors’ which were the reason the curfew was imposed. And these Police and troops were willing to obey an unlawful order and pull the trigger on their own innocent peaceful citizens, not protestors, because Walz ordered it.

Now, what would Harris and Walz do if they wanted to confiscate guns? Yep, Walz has shown he is willing to use the ‘Chairman Mao porotocol’ to impose his tyranny – what was that thing Mao said….oh yeah… “Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun” and he confiscated firearms and literally slaughtered millions of innocent peaceful defenseless citizens. This man, and Harris, are Mar – x – ist Soci- a – list commun – ist just like Mao was.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfUwgBEjXxc

On every question of construction (of the Constitution) let us carry ourselves back to the time when the Constitution was adopted, recollect the spirit of the debates, and instead of trying what meaning may be squeezed out of the text, or invented against it, conform to the probable one in which it was passed.

I am sure this proves Waltz wrong.

I can guarantee you that’s a 100% lie. The U.S. military has never fielded or issued the civilian commercial market MSR for use in any war by U.S. troops, nor has any government military force on earth ever fielded or issued the civilian commercial market MSR for use by its troops in any war. There’s a reason for that, many actually, but one is the civilian commercial market MSR IS NOT a ‘weapon of war’ or an ‘assault rifle’ nor can it meet the requirements for use by troops in combat and in fact the U.S. military has tested these rifles and declared they are not and do not meet the requirements to be used in combat as ‘weapons of war’ or ‘assault rifles’ by U.S. troops.