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This is the primary reason why I not only need, but own SEVERAL 30 round magazines.
Originally posted by Danbones
fands
not to be disagreable:
the bailouts in the US and other Nato countries is the same theft as that of Cyprus
just deferred
I'm thinking they have a way around the gun thing
drones, gas, martial law lockdown of schools with children in them, turn off the gas the electricity...waco...ruby ridge..food...water
hell, just turning off the bank machines
Originally posted by caterpillage
The gun debate was settled in 1791. America will not relinquish it's right to bear arms. Now the fight must move to nullify all current federal firearm laws, as they are all unconstitutional. Time to take back the country.
Originally posted by slowisfast
There is only one way to get to the the banks and bankers and its not with bullets or weapons. Use the only language they understand, dollars. Choose not to give them your money. We have the power yet we choose not to exercise it for the sake of convenience and fear. Fear not.edit on 19-3-2013 by slowisfast because: Sp
Originally posted by g146541
Originally posted by slowisfast
There is only one way to get to the the banks and bankers and its not with bullets or weapons. Use the only language they understand, dollars. Choose not to give them your money. We have the power yet we choose not to exercise it for the sake of convenience and fear. Fear not.edit on 19-3-2013 by slowisfast because: Sp
DING DING DING!!!!
You Sir or Ma'am WIN the internet for your dead bang on comment!
It truly is that simple and this is what I have been crying and screaming forever!!
Kill the banks by way of attrition, just pull out all together and allow them to starve to death.
They cannot survive without us but, we can thrive without them!
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Washington DC - -(Ammoland.com)- Contrary to the American Bar Association’s (ABA) contention that the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) “is consistent with the Second Amendment” and “would not require new domestic regulations” to hamper the exercise of the rights therein, the reality is that if ratified, the ATT could make guns as scarce as ammo and the exercise of the Second Amendment difficult indeed.
And here’s how this would happen–the ATT contains ambiguities regarding the application of new firearm regulations and import restrictions. And this means the moment the ATT goes into effect –should it be ratified– the types of guns allowed to enter America would largely depend on each U.S. Presidential administration’s opinion of what is or isn’t appropriate.
In this way, the ATT actually hands the executive branch the power to work with other governments around world to shut down portions of the U.S. import firearms market as they see fit. This will be possible by seizing on ambiguous terms and phrases within the ATT–from claiming certain classes of gun are “inappropriate” to claiming others endanger “women and children“–then barring whole groups of firearms from import.
And since firearm imports make up 35% of the overall new firearm market in America, a significant cut here could lead to an all-out buying / hording frenzy on the part of consumers.