08-30-2013, 12:36 AM
I like the succinct wisdom of Manny Fernandez in the fight against the Roberti-Roos Act: "Politicians only understand pain." Both Roberti and Roos fell to the pain of our grassroots campaign. They got their AW ban in CA, but they paid dearly for it. Gun owners throughout the state had letter writing parties and wrote letters to every single one of Roberti and Roos' constituents. The letters discussed the non-RKBA dirt that we had on them. Roberti and Roos were booted out of office as a direct result of direct action by gun-owners. It wasn't a frontal assault about gun issues, but we used compelling dirt that resonated with every voter regardless of their 2A leanings. Every politician in California (and many outside of California) knew that gun owners did Roberti and Roos in as payback.
A similar lesson was learned by gun ban politicians in the '92 election—PAIN.
A similar lesson was learned by the CDC's gun ban "researchers"—PAIN
Short memories mean that the PAIN lesson needs to be re-learned.
Impeachment (or efforts to have him prosecuted for war crimes) is the only legal pain that can be inflicted on the Kenyan.
The only thing that has any realistic hope of derailing Obama's "executive" usurpations of the Second Amendment is to keep him busy day and night with pain and humiliation of impeachment proceedings (or a war crimes trial).
Payback, not pleading.
A similar lesson was learned by gun ban politicians in the '92 election—PAIN.
A similar lesson was learned by the CDC's gun ban "researchers"—PAIN
Short memories mean that the PAIN lesson needs to be re-learned.
Impeachment (or efforts to have him prosecuted for war crimes) is the only legal pain that can be inflicted on the Kenyan.
The only thing that has any realistic hope of derailing Obama's "executive" usurpations of the Second Amendment is to keep him busy day and night with pain and humiliation of impeachment proceedings (or a war crimes trial).
Payback, not pleading.