Sheriff sends out Citizen Vigilante's to protect 60 black churches in Arizona. Guns are only making us safer....

What happens when an activist conservative Supreme Court reinterprets and expands the 2nd Amendment so much that every bigot and racist now has an excuse to take the law into their own hands? The new and "improved" 2nd Amendment hit at a time when verbal racist attacks on the first black president morphed into what many see as justifiable outrage over every one of his liberal policies. 

So what are the great protectors of freedom, liberty and guns going to do about the violence, hate and killing. Maybe open carry? 

Arizona now has the jaw dropping answer to our conservative version of freedom and liberty. So guns are making us safer? 

The Hill: Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio will send armed volunteers into 60 predominantly black churches Sunday in response to the shooting at a Charleston, S.C., church. Arpaio said he was responding to a request from Rev. Jarrett Maupin, who USA Today reported is a progressive Baptist preacher and civil-rights advocate, to provide the volunteers. Arpaio said Maupin told him he was worried about racist white supremacists in the area, according to USA Today.

Liberals are now seeking help from state sanctioned civilian vigilante freedom fighters, to protect them from other right wingers pushing 2nd Amendment solutions. Scratch Arizona off the vacation tour list.

This is a nationwide problem though. And it looks like folks all over have already given up on society. Check out the headlines and the feeling of hopelessness:

'Two bomb threats' prompt evacuation of evangelical Christian convention featuring speeches by Republican presidential candidates

There seemed to be no panic among attendees. One Pennsylvania man, who declined to be named, said: 'I guess you have to expect this kind of thing in Washington, don't you?

Republican Justice: Investigate, intimidate and silence Judges looking into right wing wrongdoing.

Nothing says scary authoritarian justice than the following investigation instigated by racial-profiler Arizona Sheriff JoeArpaio. Arpaio went after the judge overseeing a lawsuit against him. Just amazing:

Sheriff Joe Arpaio acknowledged Thursday that his office was behind a secret

investigation into the wife of the judge presiding over a racial-profiling lawsuit against the brash Arizona lawman known for his anti-immigration patrols. Judge Murray Snow began asking him questions, including whether Arpaio was investigating him and his family. "Are you aware that I've been investigated by anyone?" the judge asked.

Arpaio said he believed his former lawyer, Tim Casey, had hired a private investigator to investigate Snow's wife after she purportedly made a comment about the judge not wanting the sheriff to get re-elected in 2012. "We weren't investigating you," Arpaio told the judge. "We were investigating some comments that came to our attention.”

Whew, that’s better? The horror of someones wife talking about her husbands private political point of view. Remember, Republicans think they’re exempt from all the laws they don’t agree with:

The judge determined in 2013 that Arpaio's office systematically racially profiled Latinos during traffic stops and … (defied) orders to stop carrying out immigration patrols.

It was not immediately clear what consequences Arpaio could face over the private investigator. Federal law prohibits anyone from trying to attempt to intimidate or inappropriately influence a federal judge.

Just as shocking, this wasn't the first case of political intimidation:

Arpaio's office has a long history of investigating his opponents. Two elected county supervisors and a judge were among those investigated and charged with crimes in the past decade after feuding with the sheriff's office. The targets of the investigations said the allegations against them were trumped up. The failed investigations led to seven-figure settlements paid by the county to some targets of the investigations.

A county official have said sheriff's investigators went to the homes of 70 county and court staffers on nights and weekends in 2009 in an attempt to intimidate them.

And that’s the legal system we’re very likely to see in a Republican one party government. Who can forget Bush’s successful campaign to politicize federal prosecutors so they could drum up actions against suspected Democratic “voter fraud” cases nationwide. They also fired prosecutors for investigating fellow Republicans. This is a well known pattern many conservative voters don't seem to object to.