remember a couple years ago when somebody smuggled out a copy of a Military questionair about "Would YOU help Take GUNS Away From Citizens if ORDERED TO???" to the John Burch Society???
Posted on 09/09/2005 10:47:37 AM PDT by Jack Black
And what about the financial loss? Firearms are not cheap. Whoever took them needs to either return them or financially compensate the owners. Then again, if 2nd amendment rights can be tramples, so can search and seizure rights. These people will likely never see their weapons or any compensation. It will be because of the state of emergency.
You can do that, but you will lose it when the city uses eminent domain to bulldozes your now blighted house so the developers can rebuild mcmansions you will never be able to afford.
One more nail in the coffin of the free society, based upon a maximum of individual responsibility and a minimum of arbitrary authority, which was vouchsafed to us.
Of course, the idea that the City has a right to force people from their homes, against their will, also flies in the face of traditional American concepts of personal freedom and property rights. By what claimed right of anyone, are these actions justified? The right to inflict "good" on people, against their will, is not a right granted to Government in a free society.
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...Wait for the BS laws to take effect in the next few months in all big cities based on what "could" happen to close any loop holes that NOLA socialists have tripped over......
Amazing how if anything was learned here it's that the citizen must be prepared to take care of himself. But now the government will now make a play to deprive the citizens of the means.
...We used to think we lived in America...
a lot of people make that mistake.
remember a couple years ago when somebody smuggled out a copy of a Military questionair about "Would YOU help Take GUNS Away From Citizens if ORDERED TO???" to the John Burch Society???
It's akin to putting a little extra money aside for emergencies.
; )
And if you have too much money set aside, it can be confiscated as well.
Here Here! At least in Texas this is easy to do. I have
1 30-06
1 .357
1 .45
and many rounds of ammo in my cache.
No problem with that assortment at all. But you'd do well to include a 12-gauge shotgun as well. You may at some future time find it helpful to be able to equip another less well-prepared than yourself who could be helpful in all sorts of ways, ranging from surprising those who think they're dealing with you alone, or standing guard while you sleep...sometimes. And at other times can provide covering fire or backup for your sentry.
Besides, should anything critical in your rifle break or it otherwise falls hors de combat it'd be helpful to have a spare long gun upon which you could fall back to as a spare. Or two. Or three.
I believe a .22 conversion kit for the .45 might well be a useful accessory as well. Large quantities of .22 ammunition are both compact and relatively inexpensive, and the muzzle flash and sound signature is less overpowering at night.
More damn looters....Just better equipped and in prettier clothes than the earlier ones.
Lots of confusing items and incidents here....saw the mpeg of the cop body slamming the old lady and taking her from her home.......yet other media talking heads saying it ain't happening ?!?!??!
Good info is only as good as the provider can see and hear evidently.....
That video makes me sick.....
http://asjewelers.com/FRstuff/Katrina/Gun_grab_big.wmv
Stay safe and prepare for those trying to help ya as well as those trying to hurt ya.....as if theres a difference in this mess....
It is hard to believe that this is really happening.
See post 51.
It is happening.
One of the thoughts he has conveyed is that a single individual can't resist this.
He is stressing organization."
I agree. One person will not be able to stand up to heavily armed troops alone. But instead of 'organization', I would substitute 'co-ordinated'. Organization implies a central locus. Organized operates more like the Internet.
"...We used to think we lived in America...
a lot of people make that mistake."
No..It's "We think we used to live in America."
I don't think that would work. First of all, in this instance I'd think the water table would be too high to bury anything in the back yard. Next, you don't think they're not going to notice some freshly turned dirt? Maybe. Maybe not. IF they suspect the household is pro 2nd Amendment (Hint: NRA Member, gun mag subscriptions, or a CCW Permit not to mention multiple gun registrations Form 4473), that is beyond the normal definition of a "gun owner," they can tote along metal detectors and then it's over for anything in the area. Much better to have an off site cache someplace handy....preferably several caches.
yeah they'll come in handy when the cops start looting again. Of course if they are carrying the gun it will cut down on the amount of bling they can carry off.
Totally correct. Not even for a little while. The only thing to be accomplished would be a replay of the Alamo, but shorter. Yeah, you could go out with an Honor Guard to escort you to the Pearly gates in style, but to what purpose? Those troops have families. They're Americans, too. This is not (yet) the War Between the States nor is it a second American Revolution. There may come a time for that, but not now. I'm guessing the situation then will be much more clear cut.
I don't think ML has ever been declared. I heard Honore' say -- 'we don't need that. We have it under control.' Also, on Brit Hume I think, that ML means ALL civil rights suspended, perhaps by the Prez. I think there would have been an uproar to raise the roof if that had happened.
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