Let this sink in folks....
"As opposition to a law passes 5 percent, the government's chances of finding a 'good' jury fall below 50 percent. When opposition rises to 10 percent, the government's position falls below 29 percent. When opponents of a law constitute 20 percent of the people, the
government has a dismal 7 percent chance or less of finding a jury willing to convict."
80 Million gun owners is what % of the voting population? Since both gun ownership and serving on a jury are reserved to those who have reached majority. Maybe 40% or better? If only half of these refused to convict.... say 20%.... then the gov would have only a 7 percent chance of finding a willing jury... Think about it... It is one of the last best powers that we the people hold.
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Richard
The debate is not about guns,
but rather who has the ultimate power to rule,
the People or Government.
RKBA!
