Paul Revere
New member
After replying to another post about "another revolution" herein, I mentioned the act of civil disobedience as it pertains to un-Constitutional gun laws. It got me thinking about how many of you folks would (or do) actually ignore these laws.
The way I see it, is like this... if gun owners stood united and literally turned their backs to these un-Constitutional laws, wouldn't we in effect be stating that we support the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and will not stand for any infringements thereof?
Being a law abiding citizen really means that one shall not violate the ten commandments after all, doesn't it? If we live our lives to the letter of each and every regulation, stipulation, and law that somehow got onto the books albeit un-Constitutionally, are we really living our own lives? Are we free then? Are we not mere subjects at that point?
Aren't these laws intended to protect all of us by preventing the law breakers from obtaining guns anyway? We all know that criminals don't abide by these laws. So what good are they if we are the only ones obeying them?
Questions, questions...any answers?
The way I see it, is like this... if gun owners stood united and literally turned their backs to these un-Constitutional laws, wouldn't we in effect be stating that we support the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and will not stand for any infringements thereof?
Being a law abiding citizen really means that one shall not violate the ten commandments after all, doesn't it? If we live our lives to the letter of each and every regulation, stipulation, and law that somehow got onto the books albeit un-Constitutionally, are we really living our own lives? Are we free then? Are we not mere subjects at that point?
Aren't these laws intended to protect all of us by preventing the law breakers from obtaining guns anyway? We all know that criminals don't abide by these laws. So what good are they if we are the only ones obeying them?
Questions, questions...any answers?