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I'm not sure why I would be forced to fire to stop an 'attempted arrest'. Sorry.
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Apparently you don't. Again, we're talking about an illegal forced entry illegally attempting to confiscate a constitutionally-protected firearm and therefore illegally arresting its owner. Feel free to let us know how exactly you would would put a stop to it if not opening fire - something like "Please, Officers, this is totally illegal and unconstitutional. Go back to your duties. I'll be sending you the bill for the door and frame."
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Your whole point is a symphony of assumptions of the worst kind.
You are assuming:
A. I own an [i]illegal[/i] machine gun.
B. Owning such a device is Constitutional.
C. Police or SWAT or whoever are Unconstitutional.
D. An arrest violates your C. rights.
E. I have a gun in my hand when arrested.
F. Authorities will execute a no-knock.
G. Current law applies.
H. I will do somthing to prevent this.
a. I don't own one, and unless SHTF, I don't plan to. Legal options are available.
b. Your interpretation is worthless unless you can persuade the SCOTUS.
c. You [b]can[/b] be arrested in your home.
d. Your arrest is permissible if there is probable cause to believe that you have comitted a crime.
e. This is unlikely.
f. This may or may not happen. It's constitutionality is dubious.
g. Are you assuming that things are far worse then they are? I'm not.
h. Why wouldn't I simply submit to an arrest? After all, I didn't do anything that is against the law (see a.).
If things were bad enough to that JBT's are going house to house killing people who don't turn in their weapons, then I would fight. I also must be prepared to die.
But that is not quite what we are discussing now, is it?