Once again, this is OUR fault - we only fall as low as We the People allow and, unfortunately, it seems we are willing to allow the destruction of the 2nd Amendment. We like to talk big ("Molon Labe"), but that's all it is - talk.
Anyone who actually thinks they are going to go door to door to take your guns is delusional. What they WILL do, however, is make it as hard as possibly to obtain firearms, and then even harder to be able to use them. The sad part is, we will continue to allow them to do so, as long as we can wake up in the morning in the house we pay the mortgage on, get in our new/semi-new cars and drive to work, pick up the paycheck and buy booze to drink while watching the big game, we're perfectly ok with them slowly destroying our rights.
But hey, Molon Labe, right?
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Once again, this is OUR fault - we only fall as low as We the People allow and, unfortunately, it seems we are willing to allow the destruction of the 2nd Amendment.
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Concur. We the People, even here, still vote for the lesser (always smooth talking...until they get into office. Then it’s, “Did I say *that*?”).
The question is: How much more of an infringement do We allow before We start to wake up? I’m afraid the answer is, as undoubtedly History shows, too late.
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Anyone who actually thinks they are going to go door to door to take your guns is delusional.
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How many times in the past, when reflecting on times even older, the same people thought XYZ was ‘delusional’?
O’Care? Mandatory, private ‘service(s)’
Welfare? So much for involuntary servitude...
Gun act? Shall not be infringed, eh?
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Wonder how the people of Boston felt when govt was rampaging through houses and homes looking for someone THEY let live among the populace (on THEIR time no less)...unless he and bro decided to blow up a few people?
Bet if you went a week before the Marathon Bombing and said what will happen, they’d have called YOU ‘delusional’ too.