Although Myanmar is home to over a million Rohingyas, the Buddhist-majority country doesn’t recognize their rights. Myanmar classifies them as illegal immigrants, not citizens.

In recent years, the violence against the Rohingya carried out by state officials and Buddhist extremists has included rape, arson, shootings, beatings, and torture. These acts amount to ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, according to international rights organizations. Some human rights groups argue the violence looks increasingly like genocide.

Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, has denied the damning evidence and dismissed reports as “misinformation.”

Her government has also blocked U.N. investigators from entering Rakhine to assess the abuses and permits few aid organizations to operate there. Two Reuters journalists were detained after reporting on a mass grave of Rohingya men and charged under the country’s Official Secrets Act. They face 14 years in prison.

He may say things that, for a politician, are unsettling…but, as the saying goes, what’s said and what’s done are two completely different animals.

Now, his opponents *have* been dictatorial, since right from the start they’ve been trying to undermine the very dignity of our electoral institutions just because the results weren’t to their liking. Trump‘s critics have been the ones who have asked to invalidate election results or pressed to impeach him on frivolous charges (and not just Trump– Mike Pence, the Vice-President, gets targeted too), the kinds of things that happen in Third World countries where there is no respect for the rule of law, and I don’t want to go down that road.

I’m not saying that Trump is immune from criticism or that he’s a paragon for the Presidency (or that he’s even been all that great). However, I wishTrump‘s critics would focus on real, tangible criticisms (like his tax plan or the fact Trump stokes partisan fires) rather than rhetoric based more on emotion than tangible facts.

It is ludicrous, however, to assume that people have the inherent right to protect themselves from a tyrannical government. “Not in 2018″. “That would never happen”… However, on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said “Take the gun first, go through due process second,” Such an action by the government would not only violate the 2nd amendment, but also the 4th amendment.

People have the rights to defend themselves and their liberties; for freedom is not granted by nor can it be rescinded by the government. The Bill of Rights is a statement of rights that we hold to be endowed upon us by our creator.

If we can freely disregard any of our RIGHTS as outdated why not disregard all of them?

For the record, Obama disregarded the Bill of Rights as well. Off the top of my head, Obama violated the 4th, 6th, 8th, and 10th amendments of the Bill of Rights.

FDR violated many with the imposition of internment camps.

Lincoln violated many with the declaration of martial law.

Just because someone may have an immaculate reputation, it does not mean that their actions should not be questioned or there Patriotism was unwavering.

Not only that but as an even bigger slap in the face, he told DIANNE FEINSTEIN (yes, you read that name correctly) that Senate leadership should amend her national “Assault Weapons” ban into existing legislation that seems to be moving in the Senate!
To make matters even worse, Congress is caving.
And some members of Congress — including some Republicans — are actively supporting these insane gun control bills.
If you can’t tell already, we are under attack from all sides.
The anti-gunners are salivating at the chance to have a Republican president and Congress annihilate the Second Amendment.
We can’t let that happen.
We need you to take action NOW and tell Congress and the President that the MUST uphold the Second Amendment by shooting down any and all anti-gun bills that come their way.
The future of our fundamental rights depends on you.
Stand up and Save the Second Amendment!