Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "Institute for Justice" channel.

  1.  @otadashi1570  local fascism isn't going to be able to control internet or even state or out of state organizations. A local school board can be as fascist, hell, let's go county, a county can be full on fascist in Alabama, they cannot influence behavior of businesses and individuals in my Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. If they want to try, well, the Union marched through Alabama before, it can do it again. "As for "Oh no.. far worse.. Communism" I'm reminded of the fact that the ones that caught Mussolini weren't the Allies, but instead were Italian communists. And without the Ruskies, we'd have had a much tougher time against Nazi Germany.
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  2. While hiding behind qualified immunity, thereby creating a lawless condition within that corrupt government and creating an environment that could trigger lawless actions by the population against that government. Simply put, there have been instances where officials wrongfully sheltered behind qualified immunity, only to learn that that immunity is ineffective against lead. Which is precisely why that immunity can be stripped from them by a lawful jurist.
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  3.  @rhenamaharrey1137  as I personally do business with a fair number of Amish, do enlighten me what the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is doing. I know that there was a federal action against a very small number of individuals over their unlawfully selling unpasteurized milk, which has resulted in a number of hospitalizations, but you failed twice in one sentence. Apparently, in your country, public health threats and epidemics are totally cool, like any other third world nation. First world nations intensely dislike such threats to their population and protect their citizens and residents, unlike second world and third world nations. First, not knowing the difference between a common wealth and commonwealth, each distinct legal entities, where a commonwealth's goal is to secure the common good of all citizens and residents and worse, not comprehending the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is decidedly not the US Federal government.
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  4.  @spritemon98  one can make the attempt to do so, but in the real world, if you try it, you find that your dinky little AR or AK isn't a great match against a tank and ATACMS missiles launched 100 miles away and erasing a square kilometer.
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  5. Well, if the first amendment is deemed illegal, then it follows also that the universe was constructed by an unlicensed engineer and needs to be razed, the engineer that built it charged and punished. Just to follow their illogic. But, to follow legal logic, if the first amendment is illegal, court orders are illegal, so is their own authority, as the Constitution is the wellspring from which all laws in the US originate. Therefore, they are illegal and have no authority whatsoever. Now, where did I put that militia again? Aw poop, I left them in my other pants and they went through the dryer and shrank... I have an entire pallet of sarcasm meters for those now in need for a replacement. Although, at the rate that some southern states keep using the Bill of Rights as toilet paper, I may well deplete that supply quickly...
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  6.  @imvandenh  well, we've always had the absolute best government that money can buy.
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