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"If they are confiscating weapons from peaceful, legal citizens in their own homes...this is wrong and must not be tolerated. "

I agree completely. That said, such a move is predictable. The legality of it is clear. It is not legal. However, when did that stop any confiscation of weapons.

As I said earlier, I would have left New Orleans on the Friday before the hurricane made landfall, and I would have taken my firearms with me, along with other valuables. What is happening is completely predictable. I'm not interested in a firefight with the cops and NG guys.

I would have been gone too. However, if I saw that my area was relatively unaffected, I would have left the wife and children in safety and returned on Monday or Tuesday after the storm to protect my life's savings (home, possession, etc) and I would have come armed.

I am not interested in a firefight either...but would defend both my property and my rights. Sooner or later, if people do not do so...there will be no place you can run. Just my opinion.