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Joe Bidens Gun Control goals
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I know that I didn't pose this question earlier in the thread specifically to you, but it would be helpful if you would answer it.
If anyone who supports Biden would answer that, it might make everyone put their dicks and tape measures away, and have an open discussion about the legislation of the Second Amendment, and where the issue lies on the political spectrum for some people.
Democrats know how imperative it is to their agenda to take over the Senate too.
Don't think for a second the Democrats aren't going to put the same vote fraud effort into stealing 2 or 3 of the remaining Senate races as they've put into vote fraud with the Presidential election.
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You apparently fail to realize that if you are willing to give up the one freedom that stops people in positions of power from bending you over a barrel you WILL get bent over a barrel.
This is exactly what I fear. Winning the Senate would not only give them the power to inflict considerable damage before the next midterm, but also they feel they have a mandate (delusional) to impose their radical agenda. They won't make what they consider to be the same mistake under the Obama administration, where they fell short of doing so.
I will say there isn't much on the Biden agenda that I do support, because I think he has no agenda other than the constantly pushing left agenda that his puppet masters are preparing. The man refused to answer essentially any question about whether he plans to pack the court, add states, any thing widely known about the transformative plans the D party has for the country. That alone was enough for me.
But what he did communicate about regulating the 2a to death was enough for me to vote no.
This is why the country is so divided I guess, but I don't see how one who loves freedom could vote for a man like Biden who is just a mouthpiece for radicalism.
Even if you knew that person could one day shoot your dog, burn down your house, and terrify or kill your loved ones?
In the end it boils down to high trust versus low trust societies. Can I loan my neighbor my lawnmower with a reasonable expectation that I'll get it back in one piece? America's weird, or has been in the past, in that the answer to that question is yes. In other places, the answer is - it depends. What caste or tribal group is my neighbor? That's the determination of that question. "Of course I can loan my lawnmower to Bob, he's an Eloi like me" versus, "Bob is one of those dang Morlocks, you can't trust them as far as you can throw them."
If my neighbor has publicly identified himself as antithetical to my rights and freedoms, then he is in effect saying that he's not down with high trust Americanism; he's about the tribe. And while you can maybe discount that if it's just a time or two (people do sometimes say things they don't necessarily mean due to emotion) at some point you have to start looking at your own trust groups, and determine if people are in them, or not.
That's how you get Bosnia. That's how you get East Germany, and a network of rats and informers perusing 'the live of others.' Could it happen here? I don't know. I hope not. But my answer is not as affirmatively in the negative as it might have been five or even ten years ago. Talk of trust and reconciliation committees and "little lists" of people deserving of retribution and lawfare due to their associations tends to do that.
He has plenty of allies.
https://www.ammoland.com/2020/11/re...-1st-day-of-tx-bill-pre-filing/#axzz6dbS3hUAo
https://www.ammoland.com/2020/11/re...-1st-day-of-tx-bill-pre-filing/#axzz6dbS3hUAo
Interesting laundry list, nothing new that I can see and little chance of passage in Texas. What I'm looking for is introduction of these types of bills on the federal level and their chance of passage in DC. Again, Georgia needs to stay in GOP hands.
Agreed. I can't believe that list of BS bills they are trying to get passed in Texas.
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There's a lot, a lot of bad within those gun control policies. Seems like quite a bit of back-dooring too, with the idea of the firearms commerce act being a "bad thing", its kind of common sense with other tools not to sue manufacturers
To bury or not to bury that is the question. January 21st 2021 from that point on it looks like confiscation of certain tools. Do you bury wait for 2-4 years to see if new legislation changes the laws or not? Or turn them in like good sheep?
