A good part of the problem is that agencies are free to "interpret" the legislation however they want. The ATF if especially bad about this. They can redefine key terms that will result in something that was legal now being legal. We need to make it so that the agencies have no power to do anything other than follow the letter of the law.pete7469 wrote:At what point does this madness stop, and how do we deal with these petty bureaucrooks who deprive people of their rights in spite of having lost the case in court?
Can these people continue to deny rights to applicants by narrowly defining certain parts of the laws while ignoring the laws that "adversely" effect them?
I'm hoping political winds change here, and a lot of these offices are closed, because it's obvious to me they're doing nothing to advance "public safety", but advancing an anti-freedom political agenda.
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- Fri Mar 07, 2014 1:59 am
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More likely, "crazy what infringements we allow ourselves to be subjected to for a right that is guaranteeby our Constitution / Bill of Rights".Alex54 wrote:Congratulations!! Crazy what we have to go through to exercise our 2a rights!!
