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I've said this before but I will say it again. I watched a series called "The World At War" with my dad when I was a kid. The episode on the Holocaust left a massive and lasting impression on me. I simply cannot allow myself to ever let that happen to me. Once again, I make no claims to being a "tough guy".

TexasCajun wrote:The possibility of what's being discussed here is one of the reasons why I've become more vocal against the assault on our rights. If we step out of the shadows & make it known that ours is a shared & common view LONG BEFORE it comes to confiscation then we won't be in the position to have to make this choice. That's why it's vital that the calls-to-action be answered loudly & emphatically (respectfully & with decorum, of course). A few weeks ago our voices were heard. We demonstrated that the anti's claim of 90% was a bald-faced lie. So I look at this article as motivation to stay in the fight so we don't get to that point.

EXACTLY! Well-stated. They win when we sit silent and let them get away with it.

Does anyone really think, that if it comes to the government mass confiscating firearms, that the owners of those firearms would then be able to prevail in court? Do you believe that the government would actually go through the time and effort of mass confiscating firearms if they thought it might be thrown out in court? I'm pretty certain that if our nation gets to the point that the government feels at ease enough to send Federal agents door-to-door seizing firearms on a mass scale, that the time for courts will have passed. I hope I never see that day. I promise I am no combat veteran and I do not have those sorts of skills, but if I let them do that to me, then I would be living like a subject, not a citizen.