"His job is NOT to prevent crime. His job is to investigate the crime afterwards, and prosecute the criminal(s) if there is enough proof a criminal can/will be found guilty."Next, you posted
" I would also suggest that guns don't kill people, people do, and if a guy pulls a gun in front of a cop, he deserves to be shot dead on the spot...before he shoots anyone"
So in one instance the cop must wait for a crime to occur before getting involved, and in the other instance, he can "kill" someone BEFORE a "potential" crime might occur. Your argument doesn't make sense.
You posted as well
"It is so TRULY evil that whoever is behind it would no more think twice about you or me or my child, let alone this country, than the man in the moon."
Perhaps cowardice is what we are dealing with here on a MASSIVE scale. It's time that we as a nation either admit to this and do whatever we must to overcome it, or it's over. Our elected representatives are our first line of defense in enforcing the one thing that protects all of us, the Constitution. If it has been reduced to a farce, it's time we find out once and for all.
Leaving aside the flaw in your cop argument, I am not here to fight with you or anyone else. I seek the truth wherever it leads.
As to your comment above, I believe that has already been made sufficiently and abundantly clear.
When the Supreme Court took away our property rights, they not only violated their oaths, but they violated us. We have been raped and now we are traumatized as most rape victims are, paralyzed, dazed, and confused.
We are a nation in chaos. The unity of purpose necessary to break this cycle has not yet evolved. The strength we need to overcome this can only come if we, as a nation, decide our common purpose outweighs our separate differences.
We are not accustomed to hardship. It isn't something we invite. But it IS what we must face together if this country is to survive as a Constitutional Republic. It is frustrating and painful, and it will only get worse. Personally, I pray. ALOT.