Sorry, I do not know where else to post this

[divemedic]

In the legal forum, I recently began a thread discussing a pending law which would remove the citizenship and constitutional rights of any person suspected of assisting terror groups.

Without getting into the specifics of that thread, I ask that the mods and admins here consider the fact that it is nearly impossible to discuss lawmaking and constitutional issues without some measure of politics being included. Lawmaking is essentially a political process.

If we, as proponents of the RKBA, wish to be active and participate in the lawmaking process to protect our RKBA, a certain amount of political discussion MUST be had.

Please do not take this as some sort of challenge to the authority of the mods, as that is not what I am trying to do here. If the mods wish this to be a pure gun board, I can certainly respect that, but if we are to have a legal and activism discussion that is productive, there is going to be a certain amount of politics discussed.

 

[Kentucky_Rifleman]

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=386608

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=521437

Both of these discussions might be covering at least some of what you want to discuss, and both have been left open for the past few days at least.

The mods here are firm and fair, but they will kill any thread that begins to become heated, redundant, or too politicized (Sen. Soandso is Satan incarnate; Policy X is doomsday for us all) - thus the "High Road" - productive discussion.

KR

 

[Larry Ashcraft]

Exactly right, this is being discussed here.

but if we are to have a legal and activism discussion that is productive, there is going to be a certain amount of politics discussed.

There is a forum for that, and this isn't it.