Fourth Amendment of the Bill of Rights!

Fourth Amendment - The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

This one should be easy to understand, but before I begin to explain, I have a question for you, what dose seizures mean? The answer is below...

Seizures: the seizing of something, especially the taking of something by force or the official or legal appropriation of something.

Basically what the Fourth Amendment is saying is we the people have the right to be secure in every thing we own. And I think the last part is saying, the only time the Government can search and seize your stuff is when they have an Oath or affirmation, and they can only search in certain described places.

I am kind of confused on this one. Let me now what you think it means.

William Wallace

Third Amendment of the Bill of Rights!

Second Amendment - So Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.

This is pretty much self explanatory, but I go over it. No solider can be in a house in a time of peace or war, unless the Owner approves of it!

William Wallace

What is a gun?

Well to begin, a gun is also know has a firearm. Now I have question, is a gun a tool or a weapon? Well, it is a tool. After I said that you are probably thinking, "What?! All guns are weapons!" But all guns are not weapons. A gun is a tool because you can use it to defend your self, family, etc. And you can use it to hunt wild animals for food. But you can take your gun and murder innocent people with it. Remember, the gun is a tool, and if you take that tool and murder people with it you, become the murder, not the gun!

When you do that you do that people say all guns weapons, so the Government makes laws so that you have to have a permit and you have to be old enough to own one!

What is a nail gun? It's a tool that helps you put nails in the walls faster. Know lets say you take that nail gun and a shoot someone with it, and you murder that someone with the nail gun. Is the Government now going to make laws so you have to get a permit and you have to be old enough to get one?

Remember, the nail gun is a tool, and if you take that tool and murder someone with it, you become the murder, not the nail gun!

The something applies to a pen, hammer, nails, etc. And if you take those tools and murder someone with them, you are the murder, not the tool!

William Wallace

Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights!

Second Amendment - A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

This is what it means we the people have the Right to have a well regulated Militia, and we have the Right to (this is my favorite part) keep and bear Arms! Sadly, that Right has been infringed, and at the end of the Second Amendment it says CLEARLY, that Right shall not be infringed upon!

William Wallace

IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR RIGHTS...HOW CAN YOU USE THEM?

What do you think about my title? Well, it is very true! Here is ONE example...lets say you did not now the Bill of Rights, and were accused of stealing $3,000 dollars and a truck. Later, you were arrested by the police, and they took you to court. The only defence you would have would be...well probable have none because you did not now the Bill of Rights (your Rights has an a American)! I am sure you know what might happen.

That is why it is very important for you to know the Bill of Rights.

Let me know what you think about this post.

Sir William Wallace

I am back...with information!

Alright! I am back. I found what I was looking for...the Bill of Rights! I am going to explain it the best I can bit by bit.

First Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

In the first part I think it is saying the Congress can not make a law that has to do with religion, and they (the Congress) can not hinder you from doing your religion.

Next, it says they (the Congress) can not hinder nor block you off from the freedom of speech and press. I think that part is pretty clear.

Next, they (the Congress) can not take away our right for us (the people) to peaceably assemble. (assemble: to come to gather)

This last part says they (the Congress) can not hinder us from making the Government give back our rights, if they have infringed a upon them.

Let me know what your thoughts are about this first part.

Sir William Wallace

Sorry about this.

I am going to stop my blog for a little while. You see I just started this blog with out a plan, so now I am going to research and get information for the rest of the week or two, or three.

Sir William Wallace