[Robert Teesdale]

What it really comes down to, however, is not statistics or law or science or other forms of discourse. It comes down to action and response on a single point of interest:

If the State attempts to disarm the citizens, what will happen?

The answer, quite simply, is that the citizens will start aggressively killing agents of the State.

At that point, the State will either surrender and resume its rightful place as the servant of the People, or it will press its case and cause revolution.

Following revolution, there will either be restored liberty or totalitarian butchery followed by national death.

I appreciate the varied motivations of the hoplophobes. I really do. Feelings are not facts, however. The simple fact is that if civilian disarmament is pursued past a certain point it will result in blood and death on a wide scale in addition to existential social unrest.

[Bookworm Room]

To all those who helped, thank you so much. And our hard work paid off. One of my reliably Leftist friends said “I hate to say it, but your point are good. I need to think about this now.”