01-02-2014, 02:22 AM
Let's leave the Al Gore movie viewing for another forum gents. This thread was about ATF and how they affect our natural ability to defend ourselves, our families, our neighborhoods, States, and Nation.
Do I need a permit to exercise free speech? How about a permit to go to Church? Do I need a permit to be exempted from providing room and board to soldiers?
How about a permit to be exempt from self-incrimination when accused of a crime? Does anyone here think that I should have to have a permit to write journalist reports, or attend public hearings to report on our representatives in government?
Every single example above that I listed are specifically protected in the Bill of Rights, and are worded as restrictions on Congress from passing any laws to violate the free exercise of these natural and unalienable rights.
The right to keep and bear arms is also one of the rights specifically listed therein, for the necessity of a Free State. The ATF is specifically tasked with enforcing an unconstitutional Federalized registry system of licensed dealers who are permitted, after a hefty fine, to engage in the business of distributing, transferring, and selling firearms.
At a neighborhood level, you could well-regulate like they do in Switzerland, with absolutely no involvement from the clowns in D.C., who literally have no business in worrying about how you and I decide to form our protective posture. Our State Representatives should act as a defensive line in that respect, and many have, but the ATF and DOJ have openly stated that States rights are trumped by the supremacy clause, and they are free to molest us at will, even though they are part of the Executive Branch, which has zero business in interpreting the Law.
Do I need a permit to exercise free speech? How about a permit to go to Church? Do I need a permit to be exempted from providing room and board to soldiers?
How about a permit to be exempt from self-incrimination when accused of a crime? Does anyone here think that I should have to have a permit to write journalist reports, or attend public hearings to report on our representatives in government?
Every single example above that I listed are specifically protected in the Bill of Rights, and are worded as restrictions on Congress from passing any laws to violate the free exercise of these natural and unalienable rights.
The right to keep and bear arms is also one of the rights specifically listed therein, for the necessity of a Free State. The ATF is specifically tasked with enforcing an unconstitutional Federalized registry system of licensed dealers who are permitted, after a hefty fine, to engage in the business of distributing, transferring, and selling firearms.
At a neighborhood level, you could well-regulate like they do in Switzerland, with absolutely no involvement from the clowns in D.C., who literally have no business in worrying about how you and I decide to form our protective posture. Our State Representatives should act as a defensive line in that respect, and many have, but the ATF and DOJ have openly stated that States rights are trumped by the supremacy clause, and they are free to molest us at will, even though they are part of the Executive Branch, which has zero business in interpreting the Law.