Will firearms disappear in America?

[taprackbang]

The problem with America is FORCED Collectivism. They think that they are doing good by 'blending into traffic' with others. If the media says it, then it's true.
Being a gun owner takes you from being a subject to a citizen and the propaganda put forth is that those days have changed.
People have changed, but human nature has never changed. We need to be armed more than ever with all of the imminent dangers we face in this society.

 

[yokel]

We, and nearly all of the UN countries have adopted a: "talk, don't do" way about us. As long as we gripe and complain about the government taking our rights and don't FORCE stop them, this insanity will continue, with or without the people's consent.

We live in a time when those who are willing to deliberately put themselves in harm's way to defend their rights are few and far between.

One might surmise that for the vast majority, the right to keep and bear arms is just not that serious, nor will it ever likely be under any circumstances.

Online bombast doesn't mean a whole lot.

 

[esmith]

We live in a time when those who are willing to deliberately put themselves in harm's way to defend their rights are few and far between.

This is right. Unfortunatley so, those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. The Jews along with everyone in Nazi Germany were being disarmed way before WWII had started. When the Holocaust began firearms were not existing in the numbers that would have been sufficient to stop the government.

Now in the US it's a little different. Our 2nd Amendment is the only thing that guarantees the others.

 

[crushbup]

Go on to Democratic Underground (a sort of fan club forum)
Go to their firearms forum

Plenty of the people there like guns and own them. They just think that nobody else should have them. People like that will always exist, and even if guns are banned, these people will get friends in government positions to make exceptions for them.