It's all about the living conditions of the average person. People in Louisiana took up arms against people who were trying to
help them, because mentally they were in a place that they didn't care anymore. Their houses were gone, there were dead bodies floating in the streets, and they wanted food.
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Would it take the murder of your family as they did with Randy Weaver or the people in Waco?
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It would take the murder of a lot of families, and I wouldn't count the ones who were stockpiling weapons and participating in a creepy pedophilic cult.
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Would it take the government stealing everything from you without charging you with a crime as they often do with anonymous tips they get about drug sales?
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Me, and several people I know. If this is a problem, it's not widespread enough to affect average people.
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Would it take the government claiming that your property was theirs to give away to any private person that wants it as they have recently in supreme court decisions?
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Only if it were uncompensated, and widespread. I know the compensation they offer in these situations isn't necessarily a fair market price, but I expect to get majorly screwed by someone at least a couple of times in my life. It's just the way it is.
Ultimately, I would have to be in a place where I didn't care. And as long as I have food, and a reasonable place to live, and am not being surrounded by out-and-out destruction and murder of others, I'm still going to care.