The tide turns in the battle for gun rights as the Brady Campaign withers away

Detroit Gun Rights Examiner ^ | June 4, 2010 | Rob Reed

[Still Thinking]

I feel the 2A is the most important step as it re-asserts the relationship between the citizen and government, not citizen and game animal, as so many wrongly understand.

I fail to see the distinction.

[elkfersupper]

That's one anti-gun outfit down.

All that has to happen now is to get rid of the Congress, the Supreme Court, every State North of the Mason-Dixon Line, California, Washington and Oregon.

[budwiesest]

Say it ain't so, Shooter.

Just got my Castle Doctrine request for donation from the NRA which was very well intended and gave the limits on liablity that a 'defender' might face in it's absence.

Man, never thought a perp's family could force you to spend thousands to defend yourself in court.

The NRA could lead the charge to defend the 2A at a time when more people are coming to terms with the notion that a firearm isn't such a bad thing to have around- especially when you need it.

My membership comes up every three years and I pay it. Not because they'll tip the scales, but because their presence gives more weight to the argument against a national disgrace which is: the disarming of individuals by states who, if the Constitution were supreme, wouldn't stand a chance in court.

With this most recent letter, they seem to be taking the issue to the states who are getting away with murder, literally. This is a welcomed change and I stand with them in this regard.

[Clinging Bitterly]

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[correctthought]

Nice news, but people like Bloomberg have tons of money on their pet gun control organizations. The fight ain’t over yet.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

"Helmke was mayor of Fort Wayne.
Please don’t blame him on Indy."

Sorry, did not mean to desecrate the name of your good city with this slimeball. I knew it was somewhere in Indiana...

[oyez]

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