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VA: Modern-Day Militias Rise in Virginia
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Mark A. Taff
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Militia groups in Virginia will tell you that a militia is not really something you have to join—if you’re between 16 and 55 and able-bodied, you already belong.
Article 1, Section 13 of the Virginia Constitution says that a well-regulated militia is “composed of the body of the people, trained to arms” and represents the “proper, natural, and safe defense of a free state.”
“I’m a member of the militia, as are you,” said Nelson County resident Paul Cangialosi. “It exists, we’re in it, and my position is that we have an obligation to be well-prepared. We have neglected that for well over 100 years, so now we’re trying to put it back together.” |
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PHORTO
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"I’m not a Trump fan and I didn’t vote for him—it’s about being left alone to live the way you want, free from tyranny.”
Then, why didn't you vote for Trump? Your statement is a non sequitur. Trump is for our individual freedom, and it's not mere lip-service -- his record backs up his rhetoric. No Democrat anywhere is for our freedom.
Take one look at their platform. It reads as a "government shall" list that imposes the very control you eschew.
Get your head on straight, man. |
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