What evidence do you have to back up that statement?

I would argue our founding fathers demand that the public have the same access to guns that the government had. If the government has control of all the best firearms then you can have tyrannical government.

@@TheMcInator what are you talking about? What evidence would you like to see? Do you not understand the message of our forefathers or do you not understand how an AK works? It’s funny how the right always needs us to do research for them. Trump does love the uneducated. The smartest thing Republicans ever did was convince all of you poor people to fight for them to get bigger paychecks because if Mitch McConnell got a huge paycheck for windmills, he would be fighting for more windmills.

@@jakepadgett5569 a militia is to work with the government not against the government you obviously do not understand our constitution.

​@@marcisunshine18 Obviously, you do not understand the Constitution. The second amendment was to protect private citizens' rights to be able to bear arms protect themselves, their families and their properties from invaders- whether they are criminals and/ or a tyrannical government (just like our country is slowly being controlled by). Plus, it was to protect the citizens that form a well related militia- like a National Guard Unit, a Reserve Unit, a citizens' militia group or one of the private military contractors (Blackrock, Vanguard and other private corporate armies).

I was raised in Pendergrass (Jackson County) and grew up on stories of Billy Bert and and Billy Davis One of his best friends did business with me for years. All he ever talked about was B, Bert As matter of fact I'm familiar with almost all the names in this whole story. I worked with Otis Reidling's brother. It's wild hearing bout all these folks on You tube

I was at Anneewakee. They always told us if we run then Earl Lee is gonna find ya.

@@M3MAX it's funny how scared we were of the kids in Anneewakee. Crazy stories were constantly coming out of that place.

@@huffwayno To be honest I was there shortly after they changed the name of it to Inner Harbour Hospital. I was there a year 1989-90. Although all the evil people working there weren't there anymore some good staff members still were employed from the previous administration. Those staff members would say "you can run but Douglas County police(Earl Lee) was gonna bring you back." Most of the young men there were harmless although I do know one of them escaped and I think he killed someone in the local area. Our campsite was directly behind what is now Chapel Hill High school. We were in the woods behind the baseball field there at the high school. At the time I think that property was an old house or farm with an abandoned plant nursery. I once snuck away from the campsite and ran up to a small gas station/ convenience store on Chapel Hill Road to buy a pack of smokes. There's a good podcast somewhere on the internet about Anneewakkee Hospital. It covers its history and that evil man that started the place. Louis Poetter had government connections that protected his illicit activities. Many young men and boys were abused there but many had life changing experiences. I was never abused and my time there had an overall good impact on my life. Didn't know that Earl Lee lived so close by. That's interesting. To the best of my knowledge he also had it out for Louis Poetter.

@huffwayno I was there in 90-91 and after they had changed the name and gotten rid of that pedo Louis Poetter. Most of the guys there weren't a problem to the surronding neighborhoods.

My grandparents lived in a little White House just past the C&S Bank on left. There was a steel company way back behind it. My Grandfather opened and closed it for 45 years. It was a big deal to walk down to the bank on Fridays with Mawmaw to deposit his check.

He was one of the nicest cold blooded murderer I've ever met?

Knew Harold " Trigger " Griggs