Posted on Jun 20, 2016
When do you think gun control laws and changes came into effect?
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I ran across this article today about when gun control began. I had no idea it began in the 1800's and has continued into this century.
http://m.krcrtv.com/History-of-gun-control-in-the-U-S/18563348
http://m.krcrtv.com/History-of-gun-control-in-the-U-S/18563348
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Most laws regarding licensing/permits originated with Democrats attempting to regulate the behavior of blacks. Marriage licenses to prevent blacks and whites marrying. Poll taxes and tests to prevent blacks from voting. Gun licensing to make sure blacks couldn't defend themselves. Basically, all licenses and permits are about government control and now extends to everyone regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, etc. It's always about control with Democrats, isn't it?
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PO1 John Miller
CPT Jack Durish
But yet Right Wingers are the racist ones... Funny how the Dems flipped that around too!
But yet Right Wingers are the racist ones... Funny how the Dems flipped that around too!
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Capt Seid Waddell
CPT Jack Durish, PO1 John Miller, scratch a liberal and you will see the dictator under the thin civilized veneer.
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CW3 Harvey K.
From fear of slave revolts, to fear of Blacks freed by manumission, to the "Black codes", that forbade even a cane or a dog to former slaves, to the "Jim Crow" laws that targeted Blacks, and when Reconstruction would not tolerate that, finally the "gun control laws" that were supposed to apply to all, but were only enforced against Blacks --- it's clear evidence that "gun control" is "people control".
Those who are feared, a segment of the population or the entire population itself, must be disarmed if it is to be controlled.
Those who are feared, a segment of the population or the entire population itself, must be disarmed if it is to be controlled.
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Interesting article, SGT (Join to see). As for me and my house, all I can say is "molṑn labé".
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SGT (Join to see)
LTC Stephen C., You always speak French to me, knowing I can't ciifer what you saying.
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LTC Stephen C.
Say it ain't so, SGT (Join to see)! It's Greek, means "come and take them", and was a widely used slogan in the Texas Revolution!
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CW3 Harvey K.
SGT (Join to see) - Aye. 'Twas Greek.
It was the response of King Leonidas of Sparta to the Persians at the Battle of Thermopylae, when told "Lay down your arms".
It was the response of King Leonidas of Sparta to the Persians at the Battle of Thermopylae, when told "Lay down your arms".
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I had no idea either Joe. They did it the right way back then, without putting the fear of God in gun owners, that our weapons could be taken away by the government. Now that I read SSG Robert Webster post, I don't think it will happen in the U.S.
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