The most alarming amendment of all, though, is one that makes it almost impossible to counter laws that the government seeks to put in place.
As LaVoy Finicum must have known, a person facing arrest is not entitled to meet force with force, but really the occupiers were promising to meet law with counter-law.
He need not look far: the city of Moscow, a federal district, has paid little attention to warnings that its regulations counter federal law.
Instead of taking over the businesses when their parents retire, as some Italian- and Jewish-Americans did generations ago, the children of Koreans are finding work far from the checkout counter, in law firms, banks and hospitals.
"That seems to counter what law enforcement experts have already established — using a firearm against a rock-thrower should not be within policy".
The antihero thrives in his vague sense of morality, which often runs counter to law enforcement and the ideals of normal people in the universe he inhabits.
The counter-terrorism and security bill to be published on Wednesday will be the seventh major counter-terror law introduced in Britain since 9/11.
A counter-terror law is 33rd on a list of 79 bills awaiting approval.
"It would counter the laws of physics," the site goes on to say.
Anderson accepted that significant parts of counter-terrorism law were not being reviewed.
The outlook for other bills, such as a domestic counter-terrorism law and a free-trade agreement with Chile, is less clear.
