Michigan's Governor VS. The Bill Of Rights

The Bill Of Rights lists some rights which have only the most rare limits as can be inflicted only in the most rare circumstances.

For example, the  right (ie "Privilege" in archaic terms) to Habeas Corpus may only be suspended, according to our Constitution: "The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it".. Please especially note that this, rare limit, to our Rights can be constitutionally applied only in the case of "rebellion or invasion".

There are NO like provisions for the suspension of other rights.which include: 1. Free speech; 2. The right to assemble and petition governments;3. The free exercise of religion; And, 4. The individual right of law abiding citizens (ie Age 18-years and above) to (Buy) "keep and bear arms" (ie Without "infringement").

THERE IS NOTHING IN OUR REPUBLIC'S CONSTITUTION WHICH ALLOWS ANY GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL OR BODY TO SUSPEND THOSE RIGHTS EXCEPT FOR THE 

VERY LIMITED EVENTS NOTED ABOVE

Perhaps, Michigan's Fascist governor might be better be reminded of the "Fist Amendment" by having  many thousands of law-abiding citizens of Michigan assembling about her office while openly carrying their deer rifles or other long arms.---THUS EXERCISING THE RIGHTS WHICH SHOULD BE SUPPORTED BY BOTH THE FIRST AND SECOND AMENDMENTS.

PS---VERITAS ET ARMA SUNT HOSTIS TYRANNI