Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "Jan. 6 committee subpoenaed phone records of more than 100 people" video.
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@blacklung8433 I've from time to time seen that assertion -- but never with any EVIDENCE for it.
"Shays's" insurrection occurred under the Articles of Confederation, AFTER the so-called "revolution," and it was suppressed by the well-regulated Militia, and the insurrectionists were charged with, tried for, and convicted of treason, and sentenced to death. There was no war at the time.
Under the Constitution, and AFTER the Second Amendment was ratified, the "Whiskey" insurrection occurred, and it was suppressed by Federalized Militia, lead by George Washington. The insurrections were charged with, tried for, and convicted of treason, and sentenced to death. And there was no war at the time.
The treason clause says nothing about war, except that of "levying war against the United States," or essentially siding with the enemy. Wars are not conducted exclusively or even only by militaries.
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@blacklung8433 It isn't sophism to point to the fact that the Founders established the legal precedent, under the Constitution, AFTER the Second Amendment was ratified, that "insurrection" is "treason". Yes, law evolves, and elaborates. Constitutional provisions are implemented by means of statutes. The 14th Amendment, as example, is implemented by means of the 1871 "Ku Klux Klan" Act. Nor do you point to anything in my comments as being "sophism". (Sophistry? Your first comment was that there can't be treason without war -- the Founders certainly didn't believe that -- but provided no EVIDENCE for that assertion.)
Here, at random, is a statute which refutes current claims about the purpose of "militia" being properly anti-gov't -- to "take up arms" against "tyranny" -- which is, in law, the crime of insurrection; and which the Founders classified as treason; and which has no actual basis in the legal history: I haven't "translated" it into current English, so you'll have to work your way through the "long s"; but note the word "Impreffed" -- for which the modern terms are "conscription" and "draft".
The "General Court" was the gov't/legislature:
At a
GENERAL COURT
Held at Bofton the 3d of May
1676.
This COURT taking into Confideration the great Diffappointment the Countrey hath fuffred by reafon of non-appearance of Souldiers Impreffed for feveral expeditions: Do judge meet that every perfon Impreffed as a Souldier for the Service of the Country, and neglecting to make his appearance according to Order: every fuch Foot Souldier fhall pay the fum of four Pounds, and every Trooper fhall pay the fum of fix Pounds: and if their neglects or refufal be accompanied with Refractorinefs, Reflection or Contempt upon Authority, fuch perfon fhall be punished with Death, or fome other Grievous punifhment.
And the Committee of Militia in the feveral Towns where the offence is committed are hereby impowered and required to call before them all fuch as fhall be Delinquents as is above expreffed, and on Conviction of their neglect to give Warrent to the Conftable to levy the faid fines, which faid fines fhall be improved to purchafe Arms for the Towns ufe; Provided it fhall be in the power of the Council upon Petition of any perfon agrieved, and juft reafon alleadged and proved to make abatement of the faid fines as in their wifdome and difcretion they fhall judge meet. And it is hereby Ordered that the return of all neglects and defects in the cafes aforefaid, be fent to the Committee of Militia in the feveral Towns, who are hereby required to take care for the ftrict Execution hereof.
By the COURT Edward Rawson Secr.
"The Colonial Laws of Massachusetts. Reprinted from the Edition of 1672, With the Supplements Through 1686." (Boston, MA: Rockwell and Churchill, City Printers, 1890), Edited by William H. Whitmore, at 343.
In sum: the fantasy that the militia is to operate OUTSIDE the law as a "check" against "tyranny" has always been FALSE.
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@Daddys_Home_002 We know what was in Trump's FRIVOLOUS "case/s" because he and his lawyers were spewing the LIES that the election was stolen.
The PROBLEM -- AGAIN, MORON -- is that the election WAS NOT STOLEN, therefore there was no EVIDENCE that it was stolen.
That is precisely why more than 60 cases were -- even by Trump-appointed judges -- DISMISSED. AS A MATTER OF REASON, FACT, AND LAW, an ALLEGATION is NOT EVIDENCE. ALL those dismissals, INCLUDING the REJECTION of Trump's repeat of the SAME LIES by the Supreme Court, were based on the FACT that THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE to back up the ALLEGATION.
Recall Rudy Giuliani asserting, "TRUTH ISN'T TRUTH!" Is that a TRUTH?
WATCH the interview with Giuliani, UNDER OATH, in which he ADMITS that he didn't "check" to determine whether the ALLEGATIONS were TRUE.
Recall Sydney Powell asserting that no one in their right mind would BELIEVE the lies she told.
You did not see "fraud"; what you saw is the elections systems worked exactly as required -- which included mandatory audits. Your PROBLEM is that you're IGNORANT of how elections work, therefore a SUCKER for LIES against the elections system.
With all the Trump lawyers working to "uncover" election "fraud," why then did it turn out that NONE of their "evidence" passed the smell test? Again -- and this is the last time I'm going to entertain your stupid anti-American disinformation -- because the FAKE "evidence" was FALSE, made-up horseshit for gullible fools just like you.
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