Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Comment on this quote Share via Email Print this Page The New American Quote “[N]one are so emboldened as thugs who, in spite of the law are armed, in confrontations with law-abiding citizens who, because of the law, are disarmed.” ~ The New American THE NEW AMERICAN, p. 42, February 5, 1996. Defense , Law , Crime , Arms , Responsibility , Disarmament Ratings and Comments 1 Reply Mike, Norwalk 5/27/19 Not quite sure how to rate this. From a current perspective and application of unconstitutional legal positivism, the quote is extremely spot on, accurate and illustrative of today's state of affairs — as such, the quote deserves 10 plus stars. From a "laws of nature and of nature's God, common law, constitutional law, founder's natural law applications perspective, the entire system is out or order and criminally illict. Reply Ronw13, Oregon 5/27/19 Reply Jim K, Austin 5/27/19 SaveOk2 SaveOk2 View CommentsClick to view or comment. Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print This The New American quote is found in these categories: Defense quotes Law quotes Crime quotes Arms quotes Responsibility quotes Disarmament quotes About The New American Bio of The New American Quotations by The New American Books by/about The New American The New American videos The New American on Wikipedia Astrological chart for The New American