Uncle Ted is at it again

[chance]

By Ted Nugent

With the beautiful Atlantic Ocean whitecapping out my hotel window on Fort Lauderdale Beach this fine American rock 'n 'roll summer morning, the only thing more beautiful is my handsome, oh-so-utilitarian Glock Model 20, 10 mm semi-auto pistol and 12 loaded high-capacity magazines sitting on the little table next to me. I am such a man for all seasons. Can you say cocked, locked and ready to rock, doc?

I'm on my 47th annual blitzkrieg rock 'n' roll tour across America. I have many guitars, oversized amplifiers and plenty of guns and ammo. The American Boy Scout lives. Prepared is good. Unprepared is for losers. Know it.

By all intellectually honest considerations, my gift of life qualifies as supreme, and not only worthy of defending, but clearly demanding to be defended by all moral beings.

And speaking of losers, sadly and frighteningly, some weasels made their way onto the Supreme Court who apparently do not agree with me. Fortunately, I am a self-made man, have a firm grasp of logic, self-evident truth and its history, and I wait for no one to authorize my pure instinct to defend myself and loved ones. When in doubt, I whip it out.

Like many real Americans across this great country, while we are relieved and pleased with the McDonald v. Chicago ruling of five Supreme Court justices, I am appalled that any clear-thinking human being, much less an American sitting on the Supreme Court of the United States, could possibly believe that individual Americans have no right to self-defense. That four of the nine justices believe this is a monumental indictment against the very precepts of the American experiment, the premise of God-given individual rights and a cruel bastardization of our sacred U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.

If anyone thinks for one minute that I am waiting for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg or anyone else to give me the green light to practice the religion of my choice or to speak my individual mind or to write what I damn well please in song or on the pages of newspapers, magazines or websites, he has another painful thing coming.

Heads up, black-robers. I am in charge of my life, survival, thoughts, statements, writings, religious practices and, without a shadow of a doubt, my God-given individual right to keep and bear arms to defend myself from evil in any shape or form. With all due respect, I see and know clear and present evil in tyranny, dictatorships, emperors, kings, despots, slave drivers and the history of abuse of power. And I defy it out of hand.

If ever there was an abuse of power, it would be most egregious when people are voted into public office by "we the people" of America and those elected people have the audacity to attempt to deny me the right to self-defense, then have the unmitigated pomposity to steal more of my hard-earned tax dollars to hire their own armed security detail with my money while forcing me into unarmed helplessness. It must stop now. Know it.

With the Mao Zedong fan club in the White House, a clueless, rookie president hellbent on spending like a maniac as unprecedented debt piles up all around him, and every other imaginable indicator of an America turned upside-down, it comes as no surprise that this insane level of madness has metastasized into a Supreme Court where the Bill of Rights is being trashed by clueless, dangerously insulated old people intentionally disconnected from the real world, where the possession of a firearm often means the difference between life and death for good, innocent Americans every day of the year.

Whose side are these "justices" on?

To dismiss this self-evident truth is literally to side with a failed court system and the evil perpetrators of its insidious, engineered recidivism, virtually guaranteeing stacks of dead victims at the hands of released monsters, while the supreme black-robers go about their professionally protected little lives.

Tell me these four Supreme Court justices don't know this. Tell me they qualify to have any variation of the term "justice" associated with their names in any way, shape or form. Tell me you believe in forced unarmed helplessness of good American families. Tell me you care. Ask me if I do.

We'd better get crackin', America. The Supreme Court indecision on the Second Amendment (and I don't want to hear about the close call) is further proof that the American way is being attacked like never before. I hope all Americans are raising hell like I am, letting elected officials know that we are deeply offended by the course America is on. Fedzilla in all its ugly forms is beyond out of control. The Mao Zedong fan club is moving forward at a breakneck pace to disassemble fundamentally the American dream. It must be stopped.

This blatant disregard for the most basic human right and instinct to self-defense is as bad as it gets. It is time to clean house. Time for real hope and change. I hope we change back to the real America as fast as possible. My life is worth protecting, and my American dream is worth fighting to get back.

"To keep" means it's mine - you can't have it. "Bear arms" can only mean one thing: I've got some on me right here, right now. "Shall not be infringed" also needs no interpretation, unless you just don't get it. Get it. And get it right.

Ted Nugent is an unstoppable American rock 'n' roll, sporting and political activist icon. He is author of "Ted, White & Blue: The Nugent Manifesto" and "God, Guns and Rock 'N' Roll" (Regnery Publishing).

© Copyright 2010 The Washington Times, LLC.

[The Reaper]

Wow. Powerful words.

Rock on, Ted.

TR

[orion5]

I had no idea Ted could write so beautifully....

Good stuff, Ted:

"'Shall not be infringed' also needs no interpretation, unless you just don't get it. Get it. And get it right."

o5

[ryno]

Our government needs to remember it says, "the right of the people to keep and bear arms," not the state. It was clear what the founders meant, unless you are either a moron or someone with disarmament in mind.

[T-Rock]

Our government needs to remember it says, "the right of the people to keep and bear arms," not the state. It was clear what the founders meant, unless you are either a moron or someone with disarmament in mind.

Couldn't be any more clear... Penn and Teller point out quite nicely that very fact
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GNu7ldL1LM

What the Nuge said in that Texas interview several years ago was spot on I like his no-holds barred writing style too...

"I believe that a person's moral compass can be determined by how he.....references Free Men...the Right to Defend themselves" ~Ted Nugent~

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCHtw...eature=related

[Sigaba]

Originally Posted by ryno

Our government needs to remember it says, "the right of the people to keep and bear arms," not the state. It was clear what the founders meant, unless you are either a moron or someone with disarmament in mind.

If only meanings of individuals who debated in closed session were so easily divined.

[cetheridge]

Right (write) on, Ted. My sentiments exactly!