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RE: Localism: Emerging trend for 2020 as seen by the crackdown on the 2nd Amendment in Virginia and Elsewhere
When you say Second Amendment Sanctuary Cities, does that mean Gun-Free Zones? Well, that is scary. We should always try to reduce Gun-Free Zones, the Sanctuary Cities, the Open Borders, etc.
No. It means that citizens in those counties will keep their guns and not be subject to any seizure of them, as their respective counties have passed resolutions to protect their 2nd Amendment rights (to bear arms) despite recent laws enacted by the [Democrat-controlled] Virginia House which contradict the Supreme Law (the Constitution).
And, according to my understanding of the law, sheriffs in those counties (and all across the US) have ULTIMATE AUTHORITY over their respective jurisdictions that would override any request or action taken by a National Guard or Federal Government enforcement agent.
That Map:
In that case, we need more places like that. It looks like, according to that map, these 2A sanctuary cities or regions or counties are pretty rare at less than like 10% of the United States, am I right?
Sanctuary Twist
So, I was triggered by that term, "Sanctuary City," and inverted what you were saying. I understand what you mean now. We have to do what we can to protect sheriffs. Globalists and others are trying to murder the sheriffs. That is one of their plans.
Evil United Nations
The United Nations are trying to hire foreigners in their attempt to steal guns and firearms and everything from people in the USA. After that, they will try to away our water, etc.
Marshall Law
They want us to react with violence so that they can enact Marshall Law and/or whatever else as an excuse to say that we are like a bad Iranian militia or a bunch of terrorists, etc.
Non-Violently Engaged
We have to be engaged politically, culturally, online, offline, locally, as much as possible, each one of us, before it is too late, if we want to impact the course of course, the course of our future. That is what I try to do each day.