DonRow
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Is this an example of an oxymoron?!
Lol
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Is this an example of an oxymoron?!
To skip all the other stuff. Registration is gun control. In many places, like Michigan (where I live) it started as a racist form of gun control after the Dr. Ossian Sweet incident in Detroit.So I'm just wondering how my people here thinks registering any gun with local LEO, is a violation of the 2nd?
Sorry if this question was brought up before.
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The reason why I ask is here in Hawaii my friend ask them why we need to register and the only reason they could come up with was "just in case it get stolen" then he said to them "you know this is a violation of my 2nd and maybe 4th amendment right" and all he said he got was a blank stare. :/
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does operation fast and furious ring a bell?? they can keep track of guns that were sold to catch all these drug dealin weapon trading cartels. in case it gets stolen?? HA!! yes mr. smith we will notify you WHEN it shows up (IF THEY DONT SCRACH THE SERIAL# OFF OF IT) i just write mine down.
Well, HHK. Your post actually backs me up. I told you the constitution is not a list of our rights - of course there is no constitutional right. It's natural and if the Govt wants to act like we don't have them after our use of the soap box and the ballot box then we still have the 3rd box to protect our natural rights. Which I believe a bunch of us here understand.
My well rehearsed answer to any law officer,is: "My rights as mentioned in the Constitution say that I do not need a permit to open carry a firearm"...etc
It is interesting, this question of voting. The documents required to do anything are mandates of government, yet there is nary a challenge to the concept that voting is a right, that requires proof of citizenship to gain eligibility for protection under the constitution.Amendment 14 - Citizenship Rights. Ratified 7/9/1868.
1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
Registration is not necessary for public safety, nor is it authorized by the Constitution.
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