I am a member of several gun forums and consider myself extremely familiar with the Constitution, BoR, RKBA, and civil rights (above my computer I have a life-size poster of the Declaration of Independence in parchment and in the hallway I have life-size posters of the Constitution - it's 4 pages - and the ORIGINAL BoR - the one with 12 amendments, all in parchment). But I have never heard of "color of law" until a few days ago on my local Open Carry board. This surprises me given my familiarity. Thus, I am sure other members or lurkers are also unfamiliar with it. I have researched the topic mildly but I'm still a little unsure as to exactly what it is and how it applies to civil rights.
I was going to post this on that board but they are a little umm... "abrasive" about many issues. There was a minor dust-up over the recent Miranda ruling, a lot of people thought that it was a HUGE infringement on our civil rights and that the court was taking them away and blablabla. So I come here because this board is extremely knowledgeable and unbiased when it comes to things like this. Thanks guys.
I was going to post this on that board but they are a little umm... "abrasive" about many issues. There was a minor dust-up over the recent Miranda ruling, a lot of people thought that it was a HUGE infringement on our civil rights and that the court was taking them away and blablabla. So I come here because this board is extremely knowledgeable and unbiased when it comes to things like this. Thanks guys.