A few states once tried to take a stand once against a president getting elected that they didn't like much. Didn't turn out well for anyone.anygunanywhere wrote:JUst like all of the states stood up against the 55 mph speed limit, right?remington79 wrote:I think if they try a ban there will be problems with the states. Half of the states have rejected REAL ID and have passed laws of non-compliance. I think there would be a decent number of states that would not comply with a ban of any sort.
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- Tue Jan 20, 2009 5:12 pm
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Re: Just how realistic is the said gun ban?
- Mon Jan 19, 2009 9:38 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
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Re: Just how realistic is the said gun ban?
Our dislike for Obama overshadows how poorly George W. has been in defending or right to keep and bear arms. W. has sated he would sign a renewed Assault Weapons Ban if one were presented to him. His administration also presented arguements for defeating Heller. W. and his ilk are the weak kneed folks that made it impossible for many folks to be able to tell the difference between the left and the right.