Wednesday, October 28, 2015

They Found A Weakness!

The anti-gun fools have been long trying to find a way to keep us from being able to defend ourselves from criminals (including those who wear badges) from stealing everything we have. They know as long as the Second Amendment protects our right to have and use guns in our own defense, they will always be in danger as they come to steal our stuff, so they can't just BAN guns. Now they've found a way to make our guns useless. It's called, “ammunition control.” Now they're trying to make “laws” to keep us from buying ammunition, and without ammunition, our guns are just good “door stops” so they can loot us at will. It started in Californica, of course. That's where most liberal crime initiatives originate. They're now looking at controlling the sale and purchase of all ammunition. Californica Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom filed a 33-page gun initiative, as usual with a fanciful name to make it sound “reasonable,” the “Safety for All Act of 2015,” which, of course, is NOTHING of the kind. 32 PAGES about taxing and controlling sales of bullets!

I remember one of their earlier “gun laws,” way back when I was selling gun powder fired tear gas guns. It listed, as things to be covered, “any object that can be projected at a person so as to injure or harm him,” or some such. So broad, it could mean ANYTHING, including my fist. I don't know if it's still in effect, but I wouldn't doubt it if it were. Californica is really stupid when it comes to guns. This initiative would require going to a DOJ nameless, faceless bureaucrat, “hat in hand,” tugging your forelock, begging for a “permit:" to buy some bullets. Which, of course, would allow them to create a database of gun owners, assuming that people who buy ammunition own guns. It would also ban private purchases of ammunition from out-of-state suppliers, and blatantly establish a database of (assumed) gun owners who purchase ammunition. This is the kind of stupidity that comes out of the State of Californication. (Twitchy)

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