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select-fire
In in the dumpster...
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  • ruger41
    It was dead months ago..along with the Hearing Protection Act for silencers. Spineless Ryan and Yertle the Turtle would have never had the guts to bring them to a vote.
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  • Don McManus
    Good.

    Big government solutions are rarely beneficial.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    quote:Originally posted by Don McManus
    Good.

    Big government solutions are rarely beneficial.
    Exactly. The HPA should have been moved forward though. That was sensible legislation.
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  • JamesRK
    quote:Originally posted by Don McManus
    Good.

    Big government solutions are rarely beneficial.

    I have to agree. The less those D. C. Deadbeats get involved in the better.
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  • serf
    It soon will be rollback time for gun ownership.The new elected leaders are just waiting for the next wave to come in and then it will be obvious.

    I don't look for The Supreme Court to be perceptive to old ways of the Republic either. The Second Amendment was for a different time and place when men were still in charge of their own fate.Now we have supercomputers, spy satellites, nuclear weapons and A.I.machines that can keep the peace.



    It's a brave new world and 1984 all rolled into one!

    serf

    http://blog.pshares.org/index.php/smartphones-have-potential-to-bring-about-brave-new-world-or-1984-or-both/

    Call backs to Huxley and Orwell are not the province of one group on the political spectrum, but they do occur most frequently within a political context. Politics are something everyone has an opinion about, so it?s easy to get caught up in the accuracy predictions of Brave New World and 1984. Huxley focused more on technology and seems to have been on the mark on cosmetic surgery and the intrusion of science into our corporeal beings. His book goes down easier, which arguably makes it more potent. Orwell was more concentrated on politics but he predicted the surveillance state and something like Skype and Google Hangouts. Both men were Brits (Orwell studied ever so briefly under Huxley at Eton) who were writing in the aftermath of a global crisis: Huxley, the Great Depression, Orwell, World War II. But essentially, both men?s books were considerations of the way humans might someday relate to each other based on their experience of the present and recent past.


    serf
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  • cce1302
    All they need to do is repeal the NFA, GCA, and FOPA. That will take care of the majority of federal 2nd Amendment violations. They don't need to "pass" any new legislation.
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by cce1302
    All they need to do is repeal the NFA, GCA, and FOPA. That will take care of the majority of federal 2nd Amendment violations. They don't need to "pass" any new legislation.


    Never see it .
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  • droptop
    quote:Originally posted by serf

    It soon will be rollback time for gun ownership.The new elected leaders are just waiting for the next wave to come in and then it will be obvious.

    I don't look for The Supreme Court to be perceptive to old ways of the Republic either. The Second Amendment was for a different time and place when men were still in charge of their own fate.Now we have supercomputers, spy satellites, nuclear weapons and A.I.machines that can keep the peace.



    It's a brave new world and 1984 all rolled into one!

    serf

    http://blog.pshares.org/index.php/smartphones-have-potential-to-bring-about-brave-new-world-or-1984-or-both/

    more.........
    serf

    You can say the same thing about the First amendment right now today. The first amendment is under assault by Google, Facebook and Twitter and it seems the only way the first will be saved is by the Supreme Court.

    Those that gleefully rail against the First are the same folks who are against the Second. Hope you enjoy living where the U.S. is heading.
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by us55840
    quote:Originally posted by select-fire
    In in the dumpster...



    Excellent!

    The permit process at the state level keeps the Feds out of it.

    And that is a good thing!
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    two edge sword. States make their own law to keep AR's out of folks hands or little city ordinances than do the same.
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  • He Dog
    quote:Originally posted by us55840
    quote:Originally posted by select-fire
    In in the dumpster...



    Excellent!

    The permit process at the state level keeps the Feds out of it.

    And that is a good thing!
    [^]



    Bullzeye!
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  • cce1302
    quote:Originally posted by select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by cce1302
    All they need to do is repeal the NFA, GCA, and FOPA. That will take care of the majority of federal 2nd Amendment violations. They don't need to "pass" any new legislation.


    Never see it .


    I know, the NRA supports all 3.
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