Four Points of Safety Rights Movement


A Safety Rights Movement must rise during these turbulent times to pick up the populist baton and unite safety minded citizens to fight for these four points:

1. All #Selfdefense rights and Second Amendment ( #2A ) rights. Recognized rights to lawfully defend oneself and others, with or without firearms, measures just how free we really are and,


2. Freedom from political spying and prosecution, regardless of party or ideology,


3. Freedom from political street violence, regardless of party and Ideology,
And


4. A #nationalsecurity freed from foes supplying us and exerting unhealthy and unstrategic leverage in times of crisis.


-Cap Black
#GrassrootsSecurityConsultant

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