[Enterprise]

bump

[RC2]

You ever been to DC? You better have a gun with you.

[Redbob]

Only Ron Paul would take a clear and undeniable victory like this and whine about it.

"It appears the Court rejected the District of Columbia 's nonsensical argument that the 2nd Amendment confers only a "collective right,"..."

There's no "appears to" about - the Appeals Court was explicit in their rejection of both the "collective right" and "sophisticated collective right" theories; they also slammed the 9th Circus for its contorted logic in Silveira v Lockyer.

[Senator Goldwater]

Nice to see some constitutional application of the law, especially in this town.

[CharlesThe Hammer]

Lock and Load Freedom bump to all! I love the smell of victory.

[Ancient_Pistoll]

Now we need McCain, Guiliani, and Romney's thoughts on the decision... ; )

[OrthodoxPresbyterian]

GRPPL ping

[George W. Bush]

RP picked a great topic this week and gave a good summary of the issue and his own stance.

Unarmed liberty will be short-lived, as RP points out. It is the classic American position.

[mysterio]

Ron Paul is spot on once again. If this guy hits any more home runs, they're going to have to move the fence back.

[Slick Bomb]

From the article:

"This is the principle so often ignored by both sides in the gun control debate. Only armed citizens can resist tyrannical government."

This needs to be repeated; Too many pro-gunners exclusively refer to the crime prevention aspect of the 2nd ammendment when a quick study of the founding fathers indicate that the primary purpose of the RKBA was to allow a resistance to corrupt governments.

[infowarrior]

Only armed citizens can resist tyrannical government.

Only citizens, in fact, are armed. Anybody who is disarmed involuntarily, isn't a citizen, but a subject, by definition (no matter what they call themselves...)

the infowarrior