Who in history has used legal gun ownership to defeat a tyrannical government?

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Anonymous wrote:I read a recent column by someone who pointed out that people seem to be FAR less vocal about steps that potentially erode 4th amendment rights or 6th amendment rights. Makes me kinda sorta think the people who are most vocal about upholding 2A don't have much problem over the most likely victims of 4th and 6th amendment violations.

I dissgree. There are some pretty heated discussions about smartphones and the 4th and 5th Amendment. We voted in a President to fix some 6th Amendment issues and he decided to continue them.

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Anonymous wrote:The slaves in Haiti used overpowered their oppressive owners.

Did they overpower a government?

Yes.

They kicked out the French.

Not because they had the right to bear arms though
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India/Pakistan did it without guns.
MLK did it without guns
Hungary and Czechoslovakia tried it with guns and failed. When they tried it without guns it succeeded.

What a joke, Ghandi did squat with his decades of peaceful protests, it was only after GB was overstretched after WWII and could no longer hold all their colonies they "granted" india independence. MLK lived in a democracy.