[backwoods-engineer]

Full image and multiple links to news articles and court cases at the source link. Thanks for taking a look at my blog, but I am happy to contribute the full text of the article on FR.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***as long as his huntin’ gun is untouched. ***

Nothing new. Back in 1968 the same thing happened. Some Gun owners were shown as not being afraid to register their guns in hopes of other gun owners falling in line.

[Texas Fossil]

Anti-gun Ads in:

Arkansas, Arizona, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Nevada, North Dakota

hee hee hee

No chance on these. The rest of the list? I do not know.

[JimRed]

In fact, the 5th Amendment releases them from having to go through them! Don't believe me? Read Supreme Court case ruled in Haynes vs. U.S. (1968), where the Court ruled that convicted felons have a Constitutional right to not register a gun, because to register a gun would be self-incrimination. Only people that aren't criminals can be punished for not registering. If the criminals aren't required to register, but you and I are, why bother passing so-called universal background checks?

I decline to remain a law-abiding-citizen regarding laws in conflict with the Constitution. Therefore I exercise my Fifth Amendment rights and will not register any weapon or apply for any permit.