This may have been brought up before, but I find myself struggling with this idea.
I truly love the basis that the Militia is built on, and firmly believe that our constitution should be the governing factor in this country...word for word... not some judges interpretation of those words.
I frequent a local militia website... posted very little, but mostly I'm just a lurker. I've seen everything from cool level headed thinking to the "lets storm DC and overthrow the government" ideaology. Though I can see the value of a well organized militia at a community, city, or maybe even county level, I somewhat doubt that the organizational tools would be in place to command a statewide force when things deteriorate to the point of needing one.
Then there is always the stigma that comes with the word "militia". The media has planted in the minds of most Americans visions of drunk, uneducated, shotgun toting, rednecks, hanging out of the truck bed shooting at roadsigns, while wearing camo from their nose to their toes. All in the name of Milisha Traynun.
Though it does sound like a good time, I have a hard time submitting myself to this stereotype, even though I know it's not a true representation.
There's no point to this post. I'm running on little sleep and much coffee. Just wanted to throw the topic out there and see if anyone has any words of wisdom to share.
I truly love the basis that the Militia is built on, and firmly believe that our constitution should be the governing factor in this country...word for word... not some judges interpretation of those words.
I frequent a local militia website... posted very little, but mostly I'm just a lurker. I've seen everything from cool level headed thinking to the "lets storm DC and overthrow the government" ideaology. Though I can see the value of a well organized militia at a community, city, or maybe even county level, I somewhat doubt that the organizational tools would be in place to command a statewide force when things deteriorate to the point of needing one.
Then there is always the stigma that comes with the word "militia". The media has planted in the minds of most Americans visions of drunk, uneducated, shotgun toting, rednecks, hanging out of the truck bed shooting at roadsigns, while wearing camo from their nose to their toes. All in the name of Milisha Traynun.
Though it does sound like a good time, I have a hard time submitting myself to this stereotype, even though I know it's not a true representation.
There's no point to this post. I'm running on little sleep and much coffee. Just wanted to throw the topic out there and see if anyone has any words of wisdom to share.
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