Neville Chamberlain wrote:We should seek by all means in our power to avoid war, by analysing possible causes, by trying to remove them, by discussion in a spirit of collaboration and good will.
...he knew how to keep his cool.
Yeah. So how'd that work out for ya, Neville?
One day, we will be sitting around quietly and politely arguing about our second amendment rights by the water cooler at work whilst the government is in the parking lots and our houses removing our guns.
53% voted an administration into office that is clearly anti gun rights and pro abortion. And people tell me not to be hysterical...
Just because no one has created a formal agenda stating they are going to try to take away gun rights does not mean an attempt will not be made.
I am astounded that a culture (CHL holders) built around the concept of being prepared for the worst even though the worst will likely never happen would have voices crying out "don't worry, the government is too busy with other things to go after your guns..." or, "there's too much pro-gun ownership sentiment for them to dare try to take our guns..."
Since when has the will of the people stopped a government from doing anything? How many people are in favor of an income tax? That constitutional perversion was put in place to fund the north during the civil war. Did it go away after the war? Let's see, 145 years and counting...nope, I just sent my income tax off last night.
This administration and congressional den of thieves just needs one excuse and they will take your guns without even a sideways glance at the constitution.
