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Question of the Day: If We Fail or Refuse to Register Our Firearms, Are They Illegal or Just Undocumented and Should We Expect Amnesty?

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 (courtesy topconservativenews.com)

It’s odd. The same political party that’s embraced civilian disarmament is pro-amnesty for illegal immigrants. While I wouldn’t dare challenge the meme that “undocumented Americans” are anything other than hard-working people pursuing the American dream, I’d bet dollars to donuts that the illegal drug trade employs (if that’s the right word) a fair number of illegal immigrants. Or the children thereof. In other words, the Dems want to disarm citizens to reduce criminal activity while allowing criminals into the country. How do we know there aren’t homicidal madmen like the Sandy Hook spree killer amongst their number? Hello? These people aren’t vetted. In fact, some states want to give undocumented Americans driving licenses; the document people use to buy guns. And what of terrorists? Does this make sense to you?

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Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. One more reason to avoid living in neighborhoods. Presuming that this note is real–and I have my doubts–I’d post a sign in my yard: “No. What’s your next move?”

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  2. Whatever else you decide to do, I would immediately send a very low-key and direct message to the sender by placing another NRA sticker right next to the original.

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  3. A more interesting question is, What should the governing elite that passes these laws expect from their newly transformed “subjects?”

    Continued work at the ballot box to replace these politicians with some that believe in freedom and efforts to get the laws struck down by the courts of course. But what else?

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  4. “Let’s talk about magazines, how many magazines do you think it’ll take for me to light up this truck full of old Asian ladies delivering newspapers? Watch and find out.”

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  5. 30 years as a Paramedic and ER nurse. Never, not once, did the press reports even resemble what I saw with my own eyes. FWIW.

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  6. Nice story Jeff S.! I got hooked on shooting when I was eight and knocking over clay pipes at a Coney Island shooting gallery, but I didn’t become a politically motivated “gun nut” until August 21, 1992.

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