What if government had a firearm "remote control shutoff"?

calibrator · 08-16-2011, 12:01 AM

When I enlisted in the USN back in '75, I took ALOT of tests for placement. In Boot Camp, my CC told me in our interview that he had never seen someone score so high in the "Abstract Reasoning and Logic" category as I had . I feel that the writer of this piece is "reaching" for a comp. The ability to communicate would be more likely "Freedom Of Speech" related than 2A. I STILL don't have a cell phone, and don't want one (I'm 58). Curtailing your Comms will be the first thing that is done when Martial Law is imposed (no more Internet either, OH NO, what will everyone here do then). I think that since the F.C.C. grants ALL licenses to providers, it can just as easily revoke them with any twisted logic they like. This is the 21st Century, if you lsiten to Progressives, they will say that the Constitution should be a "Living Document" and change as the times dictate. I do not agree.

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08-16-2011, 12:01 AM	#2
calibrator User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Cave Creek Posts: 340 Thanks: 67 Thanked 271 Times in 108 Posts	When I enlisted in the USN back in '75, I took ALOT of tests for placement. In Boot Camp, my CC told me in our interview that he had never seen someone score so high in the "Abstract Reasoning and Logic" category as I had . I feel that the writer of this piece is "reaching" for a comp. The ability to communicate would be more likely "Freedom Of Speech" related than 2A. I STILL don't have a cell phone, and don't want one (I'm 58). Curtailing your Comms will be the first thing that is done when Martial Law is imposed (no more Internet either, OH NO, what will everyone here do then). I think that since the F.C.C. grants ALL licenses to providers, it can just as easily revoke them with any twisted logic they like. This is the 21st Century, if you lsiten to Progressives, they will say that the Constitution should be a "Living Document" and change as the times dictate. I do not agree.