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Before any confiscation order could be enforced, the Feds would have to enact a mandatory registration. Otherwise they'd be left with only being able to go after gun owners in states where registration has been mandatory for a while. I don't think that even a body as monumentally ineffiient as the federal government would want to try to tackle the problem of sorting through billions of commercial and state records in order to suspect individuals. Although, if that's the approach that they'll take, I sure won't try to stop them...

I personally hold law enforcement & military in the highest regard. They do a job that I value & wouldn't willingly take on. Although if compelled to I would do so to the best of my ability. So I would find it morally reprehensible to have to take up arms against those I think so highly of. But I wouldn't be able to simply comply with registration & confiscation either. I guess that leaves me in the civil disobedience camp of MLK Jr, Gandhi, Thoreau, etc - simply not complying with the laws that I find to be unjust & contrary to the principles of our founding fathers. If the authorities come, I will simply continue to not comply and then fight the fight through the court system. Hopefully my resolve would be shared by enough of our community and like-minded individuals that the flood of "test cases" would be impossible to ignore.