[Gaffer]

It is AGAINST the law for the Federal Government to create and maintain a “gun registry”. This action in effect is a quasi-governmental end run around that. Further, the type and extent of questions it asks is far more injurious to the individual’s freedoms because it adds other descriptive character that could be used as a tool to deny the right to own and keep guns.

As a prime example, using a student’s answers about his/her feelings about the guns as a means to claim there is a potential child abuse/violence or other harmful situation for the child.

To me, it is a prison level offense, frankly. I want NAMES.

[mrsmel]

I also think it's the Hussein administration putting out “feelers” before he goes all in in attempting to abrogate our Second Amendment rights. I believe that in his remaining time, undermining the Second Amendment is going to be one of, if not the priority, of his administration. This is the hill conservatives will either stand or die on, and we haven't managed to stand on previous issues which mattered to us-the rights of unborn children, the sanctity of marriage between one man and one woman, etc. If we lose this battle, we've lost it all, because the Second Amendment is supposed to be the guarantor of all our other rights.

[MichaelCorleone]

“This action in effect is a quasi-governmental end run around that”

I was thinking that myself. And also so they know what students to focus on when indoctrination time comes.