By all means I will. Checking this illegitimate regime with the logical tools at hand, which is a legal beatdown at every turn via the due processes that we still have, even as dysfunctional as they are. That is how we "resist" under the current circumstances since anyone who even merely disagrees with or actively opposes this Regime by thought or civil deed are considered by them to be resistors to their agendas who must be suppressed by comparable means at their disposal. Where'd all this "make other human beings dead" violence stuff come from, fit in at? What did you think I was saying? Is violence the first thought that comes to you as the solution for political disagreements, confrontation? Perhaps you shouldn't be carry a weapon around.K.Mooneyham wrote: ↑Thu Jan 26, 2023 10:07 am So, by all means, please explain to me what real-world steps you would like me to take to make this resistance happen.
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- Thu Jan 26, 2023 10:47 am
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
- Topic: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
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Re: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
- Thu Jan 26, 2023 9:07 am
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
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Re: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
Those fuddy-fudds out there best pay attention, any boomstick is at risk with this Regime. They could wake up one day and find their H&R break-open single shot shotgun has now been classified as a ballistic assault cannon destructive device and must be surrendered immediately.
Arbitrary and ambiguous maliciousness like this must be crushed. Buried at a crossroads with a stake through its heart and the ground salted behind. They get away with this, the sky's the limit with the harassment. What's to keep them from suddenly declaring 16 inch barrels are illegal, must now be 16 .125 inches to comply. Yeah, they'd try if they were comfortable enough about it. All hands on deck to resist.
- Wed Jan 25, 2023 11:30 am
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
- Topic: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
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Re: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
Will miss the entertaining hysterics here as well as other places across the internet after this dumpster fire of a so-called regulation gets slapped down. Reads like it was written by a freshman college intern. The bottom line is there is NO WAY to comply with it. There is no path to compliance - it runs afoul of other laws (ie tax code) and is tangled up in conflicts and operational cross-purposes. Most horrible junk I've read in a while. Talking to anyone at the ATF is pointless - talk to 10 different people, get 10 different answers, which are actually non-answers since they simply try to refer you to a boss up the chain of command, who never calls back. They're not being dodgy or belligerent, they just don't know anything.
An aspect I haven't seen mentioned anywhere are the LEOs who have bought 10 inch barreled ARs with a brace setup. They're lighter, handier to manipulate inside a vehicle and have sufficient firepower for the distances they're likely to engage at. The reduced velocity and range of those actually aids in public safety surrounding a conflict scene. Those folk are gonna find themselves in the same sort of pickle as the public. Hope they're being sufficiently vocal about it themselves.
An aspect I haven't seen mentioned anywhere are the LEOs who have bought 10 inch barreled ARs with a brace setup. They're lighter, handier to manipulate inside a vehicle and have sufficient firepower for the distances they're likely to engage at. The reduced velocity and range of those actually aids in public safety surrounding a conflict scene. Those folk are gonna find themselves in the same sort of pickle as the public. Hope they're being sufficiently vocal about it themselves.
- Fri Dec 16, 2022 2:45 am
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
- Topic: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
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Re: ATF Released New Proposed Pistol Brace Rules
They already have, in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency this past summer. Yet all the various agencies continue to plow ahead with their arbitrary rulemaking. They're going to have to get beat down again and again. Only if I was an attorney, I'd be set to make some major bank for years to come with all these sort of fights.