Given that the English colonists took 276 years before they revolted against the Crown and the French and Russians abided Monarchy and Tsars for hundreds more, and, that an apparent majority of Americans have been educated or brainwashed to accept a Socialist dictatorship; do you believe:
1) That we who love freedom can reverse this slide into darkness? Are there enough of us?

2) That a revolution is possible in today's America in the face of the surveillance State?

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I have a question. Tell me why this is allowed to happen in the USA. A 54 year old retired Air Force homeless man was beaten to death by 6 police officers in Santa Barbara CA. He was witness to police misconduct - a cop putting a gun in my face and calling me a "sand nigger."

I detained the police officer and called the police to get him. the police report says I reported a stolen bike. It was something. They beat him to death for sleeping at a park during day time when he had no place to go. Criminals and poor committing crimes is one thing, but when cops do it and they get away with it, it is far more serious. It is a bigger threat to our nation then anything else.

I am going to like the phone history of the cop asking for more money to murder me. (?) He is still a cop. No action was taken by the DA office for crimes committed upon me and the homeless vets they murdered.

By the way, I spent half my life in the US military. All I did was help the homeless and stand up for what is right. I did not respond well towards white power terrorist threats by people wearing badges. The end result was I was placed in jail for 100 days, beaten, and starved by police. I then had to fight for my life against white gang members. They would not give me medical attention even after I was stabbed. It got so bad, white power groups apologized to me.

Eventually I was ordered to leave the state of California without a proper charge or trial. I lost my jobs, my home, my everything. I was homeless for a year eating out of trash cans before my family in Jersey found me and helped me. I am putting my life back together. However, that is the USA justice system where lives of poor and non-whites do not matter. I did nothing worngful to deserve that. Some proof: http://i.imgur.com/LZ5F6XI.jpg

Thank you for joining us. You are most welcome in Atlantis, Judge Napolitano. I just received your latest book on Friday and started reading it. Are you allowed to comment on the termination (and hopefully reinstatement) of Freedom Watch?

"Brian and the Judge" was the best radio show I'd ever listened to. I actually got choked up during your last show. Any plans on returning to radio?

You'll want to repost them on this post OA (we don't want the judge to waste any time surfing around the Gulch to find the questions). Also, you should post each question as an individual comment so they can be voted on by other members. There's no limit to the number of questions you can ask. Thanks.

Who were your heroes growing up?
Can you expand on your concept of "natural yearnings"? How is this different than Locke 's natural rights and self ownership?

Welcome, Judge. I am very pleased you are making an appearance here!

My question is about the ACA. I have concerns about how it is implemented. My concerns are about how many government agencies are exchanging and sharing my personal information amongst themselves through one hub, a centralizing of the whole structure. I always thought government agencies were suppose to -- by design or maybe by law, remain independent of one another. Is this a blurring of that line, and is there a constitutional reference you could point to that would justify my concern?