Oh right, the same Constitution that the government you serve violates all of the time? It's ironic that you even bring it up.
Btw, when did I sign the Constitution? Didn't a few oligarchs just up and force this on a whole bunch of people? Like my native ancestors?
Look, I'm just a human who got plopped out on a particular plot of land where the people have all kinds of strange beliefs...including the belief that some humans are better than others and that they can force their will on peaceful people with threats of pain, death, and imprisonment.
Unless you are a lot older than I take you for, you certainly did not sign the US Constitution. However, it is the basis for all the laws of the United States, and our form of government. When you live in the USA, you accept that and the laws that have been passed by the federal, state, commonwealth, tribal, local or whatever. If you do not comply with those laws, you must be prepared to accept the consequences of the law. Or, you can simply move out of the jurisdiction, the laws of which you don't agree.
You don't have to agree with any of the laws, but you do have to obey them or accept the consequences.
You show your agreement with all the laws you enforce through your actions. Even if your mouth says something different, your actions prove otherwise. So, yes, you enforce your real opinion with a gun. If all humans are equal, why do you have that power and others do not?
That is a rather ridiculous statement don't you think? You are showing your agreement, or at least acquiesence (pretty much the same thing reference obeying a law) to the constitution by choosing to remain under its jurisdiction. So how is Tgace any different? Simply because he becomes an instrument of its enforcement? He still has to obey all the laws himself. If he doesn't, he will potentially, and probably will, face the same consequences as you or any other citizen.
Your remark about Tgace enforcing his opinions with a gun is insulting not only to Tgace, but all law enforcement. You try to cleverly use your words to imply Tgace and other policemen only enforce their own opinions, not law. And that doesn't leave any room for a policeman to enforce a law that he may not agree with. He must enforce even those laws he doesn't agree with. But your 'clever' use of words may be a web that takes you in as well.
In your dojo, if someone does not agree with your opinion, no matter what it is, do you enforce your belief on them by use of MA, since I presume you don't carry a firearm in you dojo? If you don't, then why would you assume Tgace or other police would do so only to enforce their opinions? Remember, opinions are not law, no matter how much you try to vilify someone by saying so.
