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  • #31
    Suzanna Gratia Hupp explains meaning of 2nd Amendment!

    I can't remember if this has been posted but if you haven't seen it you should watch it.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1u0Byq5Qis
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    • #32
      Originally posted by Jeff_in_Atl
      Oh I also heard they are going to take out the sunset clause this time so it doesn't expire. That will make the republicans have to pass something to get it removed next time. That will be much harder to do.
      Originally posted by FroSSty
      when the time comes, write, call, email etc. your senators and representatives.
      See above...
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      • #33
        Originally posted by Jeff_in_Atl
        Oh I also heard they are going to take out the sunset clause this time so it doesn't expire. That will make the republicans have to pass something to get it removed next time. That will be much harder to do.
        The last one was a poorly written law in that an AR could be built and shipped without a flash suppressor and with a 5rd mag. The next law will undoubtedly ban the manufacturer of rifles for public sale that can receive a box magazine. The anti-gunners are going for the box magazine angle this time, which would really suck. Additionally, it will be difficult to get exemptions for 22lr firearms. However, it is important for pro gun congress people to push amendments for 22lr exemptions so that the Democraps can be painted as ultra radical, which they are.
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        • #34
          A friend of mine and I were having a conversation about this. He brought up an idea that I hadn't thought of.

          I understand that this ban is to protect police from criminals armed with assault rifles, right? Do you really think a hardened criminal or drug cartel really cares if the weapon is illegal? I mean, come on! If they had the forethought to know they needed one for the purpose of their "job", I don't think the law is going to stop them.

          This is clearly a ploy to slowly remove arms or diminish the capability of citizens to revolt against a clearly corrupt government.
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          • #35
            Originally posted by 3800_Firebird
            A friend of mine and I were having a conversation about this. He brought up an idea that I hadn't thought of.

            I understand that this ban is to protect police from criminals armed with assault rifles, right? Do you really think a hardened criminal or drug cartel really cares if the weapon is illegal? I mean, come on! If they had the forethought to know they needed one for the purpose of their "job", I don't think the law is going to stop them.

            This is clearly a ploy to slowly remove arms or diminish the capability of citizens to revolt against a clearly corrupt government.
            Pretty much
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            '94 Roadmaster Wagon (The Roadmonster) 200,000 miles and still going
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            • #36
              Originally posted by 3800_Firebird
              This is clearly a ploy to slowly remove arms or diminish the capability of citizens to revolt against a clearly corrupt government.
              Yup...the same can be said of the micro-stamping ammo, Firearm Licensing and Record of Sale Act, and serialized ammo proposals.

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