06-19-2023, 10:37 PM
This is why I have always had a fundamental problem with the whole nature of FFLs.
I, as an American citizen wanting to exercise my rights and engage in specifically-protected commerce as it pertains to the Bill of Rights, find it extremely contradictory that in order to effectively do so, I must enter into a criminal conspiracy with an illegal and unconstitutional organized crime racket of enemies of the people, who were specifically tasked with violating the bill of rights by various listed infringements.
These infringements include:
* Suborning quasi-law enforcement functions to the store ownership in relation to customer relationships, interacting with them with some assumption of guilt
* Requiring the FFL to demand a sort of application process to exercise their basic rights
* Collection of personal data from customers, to include birth date, race, ethnicity, place of birth, State of residence, and a list of criminal matter questions
* Collection of their social security number
* Recording of the type of firearm being purchased, its caliber, and serial number
* Then begging addition permission from some unseen bureaucrats multiple States and time zones away
* Maintaining these records for any domestic or foreign usurper, dictator, or invader to exploit as part of tyranny or hostile military operations directed against the people
* These are all unconstitutional discriminatory, time-consuming, and excessive duties imposed on an FFL to perform.
There is something inherently wrong and un-American about this whole FFL system in the first place.
It does not pass the historical or constitutional standard of American law, and violates the rights of the people in so many ways.
The FFL system also prevents home-based inventors and designers from making new improvements to firearms, unless they submit to significant licensing fees and inspections from the same untrustworthy criminals with badges who have stolen innovative designs and illegally transferred them to cronies.
John Moses Browning would not have flourished under the current system I suspect.
I, as an American citizen wanting to exercise my rights and engage in specifically-protected commerce as it pertains to the Bill of Rights, find it extremely contradictory that in order to effectively do so, I must enter into a criminal conspiracy with an illegal and unconstitutional organized crime racket of enemies of the people, who were specifically tasked with violating the bill of rights by various listed infringements.
These infringements include:
* Suborning quasi-law enforcement functions to the store ownership in relation to customer relationships, interacting with them with some assumption of guilt
* Requiring the FFL to demand a sort of application process to exercise their basic rights
* Collection of personal data from customers, to include birth date, race, ethnicity, place of birth, State of residence, and a list of criminal matter questions
* Collection of their social security number
* Recording of the type of firearm being purchased, its caliber, and serial number
* Then begging addition permission from some unseen bureaucrats multiple States and time zones away
* Maintaining these records for any domestic or foreign usurper, dictator, or invader to exploit as part of tyranny or hostile military operations directed against the people
* These are all unconstitutional discriminatory, time-consuming, and excessive duties imposed on an FFL to perform.
There is something inherently wrong and un-American about this whole FFL system in the first place.
It does not pass the historical or constitutional standard of American law, and violates the rights of the people in so many ways.
The FFL system also prevents home-based inventors and designers from making new improvements to firearms, unless they submit to significant licensing fees and inspections from the same untrustworthy criminals with badges who have stolen innovative designs and illegally transferred them to cronies.
John Moses Browning would not have flourished under the current system I suspect.
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6.5 Grendel Reloading Handbooks & chamber brushes can be found here:
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