American patriot movement

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The American patriot movement is a loosely organized collection of conservative, anti-government, and constitutionalist groups in the United States that advocate limited federal power and often emphasize gun rights and resistance to perceived government overreach.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political movement
social movement
associatedWithEvent Bundy standoff
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupation
Oklahoma City bombing discourse
Ruby Ridge standoff
Waco siege
coreBelief individual gun rights
limited federal government
resistance to perceived government overreach
states rights
strict interpretation of the U.S. Constitution
country United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizedFor anti-government extremism
extremist rhetoric
links to domestic terrorism incidents
promotion of conspiracy theories
emergedInPeriod late 20th century
grewInPeriod 1990s
Barack Obama presidency
post-2008 financial crisis
hasCharacteristic anti-federal government
anti-regulation
anti-tax
conspiracy-oriented factions
loosely organized
militia-oriented
often Christian-influenced
often rural-based
ideology conservatism
constitutionalism
libertarianism
right-wing populism
includes Oath Keepers
Three Percenters
constitutional sheriffs movement
militia movement
sovereign citizen movement
tax protester groups
various county-level patriot groups
monitoredBy Anti-Defamation League
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Southern Poverty Law Center
positionOn opposes federal gun control laws
opposes federal land management policies
opposes federal taxation
opposes perceived deep state influence
supports Second Amendment absolutism
supports local and county-level authority over federal authority
usesSymbol Gadsden flag
Three Percenter symbol
various militia insignia

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Virginia Sons of Liberty movement American patriot movement
Journal, 1774–1775 relatedTo American patriot movement
Boston Committee of Correspondence partOf American patriot movement
this entity surface form: Patriot movement
William Molineux movement American patriot movement
James Nichols associatedWith American patriot movement
this entity surface form: American militia movement
Vicki Weaver movement American patriot movement
this entity surface form: American Christian Patriot movement
The Adulateur movement American patriot movement