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To: Biggirl

I agree, but look how the Kyoto protocols were slipped into our nation without our government signing on. States and municipalities implemented much of it. In many areas it’s the same as if our federal government had signed on.

Don’t expect this to be much different. There is going to be a full assault on the Second Amendment. We just as well get ready for it.


24 posted on 09/25/2013 9:44:16 AM PDT by DoughtyOne (This post coming to you today from behind the Camelskin Curtain. Not the Iron or Bamboo Curtain...)
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To: DoughtyOne

That is why you will see folks hiding their weapons.


25 posted on 09/25/2013 9:47:28 AM PDT by Biggirl (“Go, do not be afraid, and serve”-Pope Francis)
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To: DoughtyOne
States and municipalities implemented much of it. In many areas it’s the same as if our federal government had signed on.

If the President wants to declare that September 27 is National no-Cheese day, and municipalities should forbid sales of cheese on that day, he can. If some municipalities decide to forbid cheese sales on that day, they may do so. Any municipality that does so, however, should be viewed as having done so of its own accord. Municipalities should decide to follow or not follow the President's recommendations based upon their merits, not based upon the fact that the President issued them.

Also, I believe Kyoto was signed by Clinton personally, was it not? Is there any reason anyone should regard Kerry's signature on a treaty as being more meaningful than would be that of my local convenience-store clerk?

84 posted on 09/25/2013 3:44:57 PM PDT by supercat (Renounce Covetousness.)
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