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All the material for any person seeking the office of President can be found in the United States Constitution for the purpose of "education". They simply need to read it over several times to ingrain it's meaning into the grey matter squishing around between their ears. The NRA is nothing more...

I liked the statement by Shorebreak... :D

The 2A doesn't distinguish or care. The states are all violating the 2A by infringing on our rights. Of course I can see the states making laws to limit our use of the 1st Amendment in establishments that sell alcohol since it tends to loosen people's tongues and cause them to say the most...

This is the winning answer. As far as I'm concerned, the states have the authority to do whatever they choose (as is their right) but do not have the authority to cross the line by infringing on our Constitutionally guaranteed rights as given to us by our Creator and listed in the Bill of...

When I still had my CCW in Oklahoma we were required to inform them as per the law. Things may have changed since I let my permit lapse, I dunno. I'm a citizen who abides by the law as well, but I never volunteer anything to any .gov LEO/official/employee simply because it's none of their...

So if something like this happened to any of us common, former military types, the headlines likely would read: The press does what the press does best... fabricate and twists the facts to suit their agenda that government is the solution and only entity capable of handling a crisis.

^^^ This wins. :D If Canada ever gets it's act together on the entire gun-rights issue I may go back someday. I was sold a bill of goods that the good ol' U S of A was the last bastian of Freedom and Liberty. But dammit, I hate snow and the cost of living in Victoria is high (but at least I'd...

Bolded portion got me chuckling. Try driving 500-600 miles daily around people who think 40 tons of truck can stop on a dime without thought to themselves and their passengers as they cut in front of you. The last time I flew was shortly after the 9/11 hoorah and the kneejerk reaction of the...

True enough. But didn't we have it already "won" once way back in December 15,1791? Anyways, like most of the stuff put out by those protecting us from ourselves it's longwinded and difficult for a simple minded guy like me to understand. That means I have to trust those more intelligent than...

Exactly. I've never understood why 535 idiots constantly have to keep writing, proposing and enacting legislation to protect us from ourselves when the Constitution and the Bill of Rights pretty much cover all the bases in a neat little, easy to read package.

This topic is going pretty strong over at Leverguns.com... LINKY The fact that the NRA got into bed with the anti's on this one doesn't bode well for the 2A. Another small victory for the anti-2A crowd. It's all incremental until it's all gone.

Maybe I'm just naive, but what part of this do the seperate states, municipalities, etc. not understand? Since the seperate states, municipalities, etc. don't limit Bill of Rights Amendments 1, 3 -10, etc... I can't figure it out. Someone help me please.

Hope that doesn't happen over here. My thoughts often tend to run toward "impure" whenever I see a pretty seatcover passing me on the highway. :D

I feel your pain. My wife is Canadian and since I've come into her life she's being educated on the entire concept of gun ownership and our God given rights of self-preservation as freeborn human beings. After three years of marriage I'm making headway. Last week she sent me an email that went...

When I became a US citizen I read the Constitution to have an understanding of how things worked in this country. Basically I understood the Constitution as being written limits on the "federal" government since the founders were pretty much wanting a small, limited central government and...

"But if no guns existed then none of this would have happened in the first place." That'll always be the final argument of the Anti-2A folks. For them a gunless society is a safer society regardless of the fact that government and criminals are both out to take advantage of regular ol' citizens.

When I married my wife and decided to take my offtime in Canada on a temporary basis it pretty much sucked that I knew I wouldn't be taking any guns with me. But it's a choice I've made and live with until the day she moves down to the States. As a CCW holder in Oklahoma I've always obeyed...

I refreshed the page several times and voted... voted... voted... voted...

"Another one bites the dust." :D

Get rid of the 1st Amendment and our right to "peacefully assemble." It's outdated and no longer useful in this day and age. :rolleyes: