I will surely deliver every firearm I own to those who would come to unconsitutionially collect them from me.
Bullets first.
Ah, the cry of false bravado and the posturing of would be heroes about fights that have little likelihood of happening.
I just love to read comments like this. People are always claiming this stuff, but generally speaking have no testosterone to back their words. We all cry about the injustice of gun control laws, but we are a feeble and poorly organized lot when it comes to helping our fellow gun owners. Have y'all noticed the lack of support arriving when needed for situations like Ruby Ridge and Mt. Carmel?
Tim McVeigh went to Mt. Carmel, but he was far too spineless to help out the folks inside the compound. He was not willing to risk his neck for the cause. He did blow up a building a couple of years later, but once again, he wasn't willing to risk his own neck and made sure he was safely away when he killed all those people.
Of course the cry of bravado does shed bright light on one aspect. Folks like Evil5Liter don't care about the guns of other people, just their own guns. They are not volunteering to come and help others fight of "illegal seizures" from other people's homes. Nope, they apparently could not care about other gun owners. The only time they claim to be willing to fight is when people come their own home and collect their own guns.
Sadly, such posturing is reflected in our behaviors, voting, etc. We are not a unified front that is fighting for OUR rights. Nope, as seen here and especially by the thread starter, TooTaxed, we gun owners apparently only care about our own individual guns. TooTaxed doesn't own a .50 BMG and apparently doesn't want to own one, and so he thinks it is a waste to fight for citizen ownerships of .50 BMG guns. Thanks for nothing.
Man, go ahead and make Georgia your permanent home.