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Lets say that they will NOT do a gun confiscation in the future, would you register your guns than?
No. It's a matter of common sense. A central authority that can legally use force to get what it wants has no business knowing what weapons I own and where I keep such weapons. Think about it.
No. It's a matter of common sense. A central authority that can legally use force to get what it wants has no business knowing what weapons I own and where I keep such weapons. Think about it.
Is no one else alarmed that this registration resistance is getting zero media coverage? It's totally blacked out. Creepy.
It means very little, the only thing surprising is people that don't even live in CT talking about hiding their guns in walls or a fight to the death. This is a very minor regulation, some states already have registration but there is a general paranoia with any regulation.
It means very little, the only thing surprising is people that don't even live in CT talking about hiding their guns in walls or a fight to the death. This is a very minor regulation, some states already have registration but there is a general paranoia with any regulation.
I strongly disagree, it means a lot that civil disobedience is beginning over unconstitutional gun laws.
it is said that in a flight or fight situation, 95/100 will choose flight and 5/100 will choose fight.
those 5 out of 100 that choose fight, better not stand in their way or they might just make their own path to freedom, even if over the dead bodies of those trying to capture them.
You guy's are dreaming. They are trained to know how to take out a rabid gunman in his home, bunker or whatever. They isolate, surround, throw in the tear gas, flash bang and oops! the house caught fire from the flash bang. Too bad.........shoot em as they run out the door.
I remember a thread a month or so ago about California rounding up guns from people who were not allowed to possess them due to various court rulings. 2nd. Amendment fanatics were up in arms about that, even though their mantra was all about "Enforcing the laws already on the books" instead of creating new ones.
Not one report of people getting in a life and death confrontation over confiscation of their guns. No shoot outs, no dead cops, Not then, not now.
it is said that in a flight or fight situation, 95/100 will choose flight and 5/100 will choose fight.
those 5 out of 100 that choose fight, better not stand in their way or they might just make their own path to freedom, even if over the dead bodies of those trying to capture them.
There aren't 5/100 Americans who would choose to die over an issue like this. Maybe 5 in 100 million.
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