Civil disobedience-real long

Mark A · 12-24-2002, 12:27 AM

Well Said Tom! G.T. too.
I see the problem not as a lack of courage on the part of gun owners but a clever strategy of the enemy to difuse the focus of resistance. If Jackbooted Thugs hit the streets tomorrow to collect all the guns we'd all turn out and there'd be a solid response. They won't do it like that. Today New Jersey's governor signed a law to require "smart gun technology" (if somebody can ever make it work). Hey these are just "common sense laws". They'll take us on in small groups. Colorado has closed the evil gunshow loophole, here in Denver we have the scary looking rifle ban. Nobody turned out in the streets with their guns in hand. When it "comes to that" who will still have a gun?
The problem is not cowardice. The problem is you can't legally or morally shoot the enemy.

12-24-2002, 12:27 AM	#14
Mark A User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Wheat Ridge, CO Posts: 105 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Well Said Tom! G.T. too. I see the problem not as a lack of courage on the part of gun owners but a clever strategy of the enemy to difuse the focus of resistance. If Jackbooted Thugs hit the streets tomorrow to collect all the guns we'd all turn out and there'd be a solid response. They won't do it like that. Today New Jersey's governor signed a law to require "smart gun technology" (if somebody can ever make it work). Hey these are just "common sense laws". They'll take us on in small groups. Colorado has closed the evil gunshow loophole, here in Denver we have the scary looking rifle ban. Nobody turned out in the streets with their guns in hand. When it "comes to that" who will still have a gun? The problem is not cowardice. The problem is you can't legally or morally shoot the enemy. __________________ Mark