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To: clamper1797
clamper1797 writes:
I think that one think that would start a massive shooting war would be the appearance of "blue helmets" enmass on our soil. Another might be the sudden elimination (or attempt) of the 2nd amendment. Either one could cause the military to attempt a coup

For better or worse, I wouldn't be surprised if the "Second Amendment Issue" isn't brought to a head within the next 25-50 years.

That "head" will be a conclusive case/decision before the United States Supreme Court, which will rule one way -- or the other -- that _individuals_ do (or do not) have an explicit right to keep and bear arms.

If the RKBA _loses_, look for national legislation in the order of a "Gun Recovery Act" (out of "The Turner Diaries"). Would this provoke real shooting, or just a collective sigh as gun owners are forced to give up their weapons?

Just a thought...
- John

64 posted on 10/21/2003 7:05:49 AM PDT by Fishrrman
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To: Fishrrman
Would this provoke real shooting, or just a collective sigh as gun owners are forced to give up their weapons?

I suspect that the attempted repeal of the 2nd amendment will come much sooner ... I predict that the first real attempt (which I believe will fail) will come during the term of the NEXT Democratic president. Other attempts will follow. I believe that the longer our schools are run by the dark side the greater the chance of the "collective sigh". However, I also believe that there will be a lot of resistance which will be addressed by the future tyrants on a one by one basis.

68 posted on 10/21/2003 7:26:47 AM PDT by clamper1797 (Conservative by nature ... Republican in Spirit ... Patriot by Heart ... and Anti Liberal BY GOD)
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