James Yeager says "pack your bags" Updated

[Doghandler]

"18 U.S.C. § 2383 : US Code - Section 2383:
"Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any
rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United
States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall
be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or
both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United
States."

I find it ironic that the country having this law originated from this very action. What this country needs is another Thomas Jefferson, and right now!

Irony and Justice are queer Gods that never made it to Olympus. Fortunately, the Furies have blessed us with the arts.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Hopyard]

So if a law was passed making it legal to execute Mr. Hopyard, without investigation or due process, you wouldn't resist because that would be illegal?
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Sorry Zaccii, you are arguing from an exceedingly flawed analogy. And btw, we do execute without due process, as for
example US Citizens who operate Al Quida in Yemen and elsewhere. Since it is all secret, who knows whether there is adequate "investigation" or not. I don't see many here threatening armed rebellion over that, and with good reason;
most cheer the drone strikes on. (I do too. I'm just pointing out the flaw in your example.)

[TX expat]

I've had root canals that are more fun than this conversation.

[dben002]

James needs to pack his bags and move on....He's toast....Don't know if true or not but heard after his rant he lost his carry license, his FFL, and his business license, now if we can get someone to take his citizenship....................................... ............He will become the poster child for gun control........

[Sig 210]

Yeager is an idiot and he does us and all other law abiding gun owners zero good by advocating violence...

Yep, now Yeager is an idiot with a suspended CCW. His expensive lawyer will do the talking for him for awhile.

[zacii]

Sorry Zaccii, you are arguing from an exceedingly flawed analogy. And btw, we do execute without due process, as for
example US Citizens who operate Al Quida in Yemen and elsewhere. Since it is all secret, who knows whether there is adequate "investigation" or not. I don't see many here threatening armed rebellion over that, and with good reason;
most cheer the drone strikes on. (I do too. I'm just pointing out the flaw in your example.)

I was trying to bridge the gap between our thinking, but maybe we just haven't reached the same bridge, yet.

Legality and morality are sometimes opposite, so which do you choose?


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[Sig 210]

Yeager is an idiot and he does us and all other law abiding gun owners zero good by advocating violence...

Yep, now Yeager is an idiot with a suspended CCW. His expensive lawyer will do the talking for him for awhile.

BTW: i like these idiots who attempt to incite others to violence against the duly elected US government. Why don't they just go do it themselves? Oh, i know; they're cowards.

[Doghandler]

I've had root canals that are more fun than this conversation.

Good observation. Pounding pumpkins and zucchinis from three yards gets boring after a while. Shooting the flames off candles from three yard is, however, quite fun.

[Hopyard]

I was trying to bridge the gap between our thinking, but maybe we just haven't reached the same bridge, yet.
Legality and morality are sometimes opposite, so which do you choose?

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Both morality and ethics are pretty fluid stuff. One man's morality is another man's immorality. What one person finds
unethical, another considers acceptable business practice.

US law OTOH is much less mutable. I choose being a good citizen of the US as all of the moral issues relevant to any policy issue are fully wrapped into the policy debates that go on constantly in Congress before legislation is enacted.

The only way to support the US Constitution is to abide by the laws made by those elected and serving under its terms and conditions, and abide by the decisions of the judges and justices elected or appointed and confirmed to office. Anything less is not abiding by the oaths taken to uphold it.

Bottom line, our Congress and our Supreme Court are going to have the final say on whatever
proposals the VP comes up with. That is how it should be. I will live with what they decide. I may not be happy about what
the sausage factory produces. I may detest whatever ruling the Supremes make, but I will accept that it is the law of the
land.

[gottabkiddin]

Yep, now Yeager is an idiot with a suspended CCW. His expensive lawyer will do the talking for him for awhile.BTW: i like these idiots who attempt to incite others to violence against the duly elected US government. Why don't they just go do it themselves? Oh, i know; they're cowards.

Here is the new release regarding the suspension... It appears to be factual. I know he's ticked off now.. It's a shame he couldn't think this thing out better before he went all WWF on YouTube.. Home - NewsChannel5.com | Nashville News, Weather & Sports ... The story is located under the Most Popular section.

[Bubbiesdad]

[Brad426]

Here is the new release regarding the suspension... It appears to be factual. I know he's ticked off now.. It's a shame he couldn't think this thing out better before he went all WWF on YouTube.. Home - NewsChannel5.com | Nashville News, Weather & Sports ... The story is located under the Most Popular section.

Wonder if he gives a flip about all that unsolicited legal advice now?

[Badey]

Wonder if he will get his permit back?

[Echo_Four]

For better or worse, his lawyer isn't the one doing the talking. He's still out there. In this clip he sounds reasonable and dedicated to his view. He mentions that MSNBC and CNN have wanted to interview him. If he shows up on Piers Morgan's show I'll have to tune in... that's fireworks in the making.

State suspends gun carry permit for TN man who made viral video - WSMV Channel 4

[tcox4freedom]

Wonder if he will get his permit back?

Yeah, he'll get it back. The State just had to do something to keep the Feds appeased. This actually could end well for the pro gun community. (But, only the future will tell.)

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