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Quote: "There's always busses, Bicycles and skateboards- don't need a photo ID license to use any of those." Not yet, maybe. A Pogo stick might even work for a while too. But try walking any great distance, See how far you get before someone (probably *several* someones) shows up demanding...

Right on. You said it, brother. I'll add one thing: you can depend on it that if illegal aliens are not actually *exempt* from this, they will be minimally effected by it, because they generally don't bother about things like driver's licenses or car insurance at all, and do most of their...

Second Amendment rights come first when I'm deciding how (or *if*) I'm going to vote, every time since I first voted in 1976. But right now I'm pretty worried about the other nine rights in the Bill of Rights too. :( I just wish I had the money to go on a gun, ammo, and accessory buying...

Well, if I were younger and in better health, and if there were still any way to travel abroad that was at all compatible with the dignity of an American or any sort of free person, I suppose it would be nice to go off globetrotting. I don't want to get on their airplanes bad enough to put up...

Who needs papers, WT? Apparently just real Americans. They're also the only ones who really, really need to be metal-detected, X-rayed, dog-sniffed, body-scanned, frisked, cavity-searched, etc., to get on an airplane. The guys with the long beards and red headbands with Koranic verses on...

"Terrorist radicals from all over the world" wouldn't get an inch if this were still a truly free country where the Constitution and Bill of Rights were stilll respected and followed, and if actual *Americans" still enjoyed the full, free *exercise* of all their rights, all the time -- in fact...

The definition of "resistance" seems to get broader and vaguer all the time. Purely passive measures like just not answering the door or unlocking the gate, or not rolling down the car window, can probably be called "resistance" now. I shudder to think what you'd be charged with if you were rich...

Why should I have to prove who I am? I know who I am. I was born right here in the United States, in the same state I still reside in, in 1957. I've lived right here in this town for all but ten of my 48 years. On one side of my family my ancestors have been here since the 1680s, *before* it was...

:( I really hate this a lot. I don't care what anybody says, it darned well *is* a national I.D./internal passport, that everyone will eventually be required to have on their persons at all times and present on demand. :eek: I wish I didn't *have* to drive. I saw all this coming almost 35...

I've often heard that a convenience store clerk is anywhere from about sixty percent to about three hundred percent more likely to be murdered on the job than a policeman. Of course, most convenience store clerks are verboten to be armed (whether by law or by company policy), and few of...

Luckyorwhat, you *were* lucky not to have been injured or killed. I strongly suspect that a LOT of cases that get classified as "suicide by cop" are NOT suicides. I mean, the deceased were not suicidal -- but they still had some pride and sense of human dignity, or knowledge of their...

Not ordinarily I wouldn't. Not in town, anyway, Where I live open carry is technically legal, on paper. But it is emphatically *not* socially accepted. Here, people will call the police on you for having a *cane*. And the police *will* show up, in force, and detain you and question you...