09-18-2017, 05:17 PM
montana Wrote:Respectfully, I disagree with this statement. The point of the US Second Amendment is division of power, not about hunting or sport. The day after a ban of modern firearms is enacted, life may go on but the fabric of the American society will be shattered.I doubt that. Machine guns have more military importance than semi-auto rifles. Was "the fabric of American society" shattered when the 1986 machine gun ban was enacted?
The evidence says that Klem is right.
When the 1934 NFA was enacted, American gunowners accepted it, and life went on.
When the 1968 GCA was enacted, American gunowners accepted it, and life went on.
When the 1986 machine gun ban was enacted, American gunowners accepted it, and life went on.
When the 1994 assault weapons ban was enacted, American gunowners accepted it, and life went on.
I don't see it being any different if semi-auto rifles are someday banned.
montana Wrote:We are witnessing the destruction of almost all European societies today by the invasion of people who are not European and the parent people are being diminished. True Germans are going to become extinct in a few more generations as this trend continues. The same will hold true for the US if the destruction of the Second Amendment and the idea of individual liberty is destroyed. An invasion of foreign people is the best way to destroy the parent country, this is why california is the way it is.Heh, heh. I've always thought that California is the way it is because so many east coast liberals moved here. Although I guess they could be considered "foreign people."
montana Wrote:Life may go on but the fabric of the American society will be destroyed. This is a war if one understands it or not.No, it isn't. I do wish people would stop misusing the term, "war."
War is military combat, waged with force of arms.
This is a philosophical/social disagreement.
montana Wrote:War does change everything and unlimited immigration is a tactic used by the left for this means. Unless you have a crystal ball, I wouldn't bet on our destruction just yet. American gun owners are not so easily swept a side, just ask the clintons.:confused: American gun owners did not prevent Bill Clinton from signing the 1994 AWB into law.