Lawyer Daggit
New member
The Tourist makes a point. Our patterns of migration are very similar to yours and from the same sources.
Gun ownership was very common in Australia and the RTBA was considered sacred and entrenched in our common law. This was never unfortunately enshrined in our constitution.
Most people are not prepared to fight their government. Witness Germans who handed in guns under Hitler, the small number of French who participated in the french resistance.
It has often been said that the bravest people on the battlefield are those with least to loose-whilst those who have families etc have more to loose'.
As I said, Australia is a diverse group, and I was amazed that no one took the government one, particularly seeing that the need for Australians to be able to defend themseves, particularly in Northern Australia still left a festering sore and many Australians are skeptical of the UN, the organisation seek as behind it all.
Gun ownership was very common in Australia and the RTBA was considered sacred and entrenched in our common law. This was never unfortunately enshrined in our constitution.
Most people are not prepared to fight their government. Witness Germans who handed in guns under Hitler, the small number of French who participated in the french resistance.
It has often been said that the bravest people on the battlefield are those with least to loose-whilst those who have families etc have more to loose'.
As I said, Australia is a diverse group, and I was amazed that no one took the government one, particularly seeing that the need for Australians to be able to defend themseves, particularly in Northern Australia still left a festering sore and many Australians are skeptical of the UN, the organisation seek as behind it all.