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heh...

There are not enough of us WILLING to USE those weapons against the leftists.

There are too few of us WILLING to give up their comfortable little life of servitude to the collective.

There are just too few serious men willing to take serious steps to regain our sovereignty from the state and collective.

At least from what Ive seen so far...

Its time to beat the plows into swords and start getting rowdy with the M’er F’ers.

We have guns... No doubt... The hard part is filling our people with the terrible will to use them. Honestly, I dont ever think we will get this mild mannered “horde” of friendly neighbors and nice people to every incite violence against anyone or anything.... however,

We may be able to get them to defend something...

Its time to beat the plows into swords and start getting rowdy with the M’er F’ers.

Wrong. There may very well be a Lexington & Concord moment in the near future, but it is not for our side to provoke.

Should the OWS rabble provoke violence it will be mopped up by local LEOs and reflect badly on their DNC supporters in 2012. But if anyone in DC uses that violence as a pretense for an extra-Constitutional power grab, our side should be well prepared to "uphold and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic" as outlined by the Founding Fathers in the DoI and BoR.

Keep your powder both dry and plentiful for now.

Honestly, I dont ever think we will get this mild mannered “horde” of friendly neighbors and nice people to every incite violence against anyone or anything....

Don't confuse 'mild mannered' with 'well mannered'. All it will take is a galvanizing incident to fill enough of us with "a terrible resolve" that Yamamoto rightly feared. He was also correct in his obeservation regarding "a rifle behind every blade of grass." That was never more true than it is now.

We are, for the most part, a reasonable and live-and-let-live people. Until you mess with us.

“There are not enough of us WILLING to USE those weapons against the leftists.”

We’re built to be honorable. We don’t try to start fights - we are more than willing to finish them.

As long as you’re not in our face, we grumble and deal with it.

You are right. It’s a shame. We’re watching an honorable world be destroyed because we’re too honorable to stop the destruction. Crazy.

Travis, thanks for the ping.

There are not enough of us WILLING to USE those weapons against the leftists.

I pray to God that I will not have to resort to what you said but if it turns out to be that way, I will ask Him for wisdom and guidance. I would not do this with glee, but to preserve our country, I do fear it will result to the use of force and the possibility of hurting somebody or even taking life does not sit well with me. I'm 45, early middle age. If I had to fight, whether it's with a .22LR, M1 or M14, well, I would as long as I know my loved ones are safe. My grandfather carried an M1 Garand all the way from Normandy to Buchenwald in World War II. My uncle did the same in Korea for the 101st. I don't want to see their efforts go to naught, not only they fought for our way of life but many, many people down from the time of our Founding Fathers through the people who built this country. You can even go back further, to the Pilgrims, the signers of the Magna Carta, Rome, Cato the Elder, Greece, Hammurabi, Moses and so on.

I have to answer the question this way, "am I willing to draw a bead on these leftists" and I would have to answer, "yes, even though I have no pleasure in doing so." Still I see them as the enemy if it came down to it and yes, I will be filled with rage and anger at them trying to take our country away. The Constitution said to "protect against all enemies foreign and domestic." We all die at some point and when I pass on to the afterlife, I would end up meeting countless veterans, the Pilgrims, the pioneers, my family and friends, the victims of the Holocaust and so on and they will ask me, "did you open your mouth? Did you try to fight?" I would not want to look at them in the face and say, "duh, I did nothing." EVen if I only tried to speak out, at least that was something.

Whether I fight on the front lines or remain in the rear using my skills (I'm a good driver, into computers, electronic, amateur radio, etc), I want to say that I did my part or at least tried to.