Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2020 10:14:35 GMT -5
Hoosiers' Second Amendment rights under attack by government
From Mom`s Demand Action, to Democrats in the Indiana Statehouse, specifically, Democrat Greg Taylor, the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Hoosiers are once again under attack.
Taylor`s measure, Senate Bill 203, would mandate that no one under age 21 in Indiana may own a rifle, and would make possession of bump stocks, any magazine that holds more than ten rounds of ammunition, illegal.
Mom`s Demand Action leaders are talking about government mandated storage requirement that those without the financial resources could not afford. But just as troubling is it will render a weapon kept for home protection useless.
These attacks on the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Hoosier gun owners are extreme, hysterical, emotional responses to accidents and criminal actions, and are intrusive and per the United States Constitution, entirely illegal.
Law-abiding Hoosier gun owners are no threat to anyone who is not a direct and immediate threat to them. We are not the one`s committing the shootings and robberies in the streets. Our guns are strictly for defensive purposes, and it is not the role of government to dictate how many rounds we may have in a firearm, or how we must store our weapons. These are absolutely infringements upon the right to keep and bear arms, and no government, not local, state, or federal may trample constitutional rights.
The Constitution is meant to restrain government, not law-abiding American citizens. Indiana not only must not adopt these proposed gun measures, but, Indiana must adopt what is known as constitutional carry. Constitutional carry allows law-abiding Hosiers the ability to carry a firearm without the burden and financial stresses that currently are required in order to legally carry a firearm in Indiana. It must be noted that, when government may mandate training, testing, or licensing, then that is no longer a right, but is instead a privilege granted by the state. Constitutional carry would not exempt prohibited persons from possessing a firearm, it would simply remove the burden from law-abiding Hoosiers of having to gain government permission before they may exercise this constitutional right.
Our elected officials at every level of government must stop attacking the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding American citizens, and the shrill, hysterical, emotional rhetoric must be replaced with a solid understanding, and defense of the constitutional rights of law-abiding American citizens. Government must stand down.
From Mom`s Demand Action, to Democrats in the Indiana Statehouse, specifically, Democrat Greg Taylor, the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Hoosiers are once again under attack.
Taylor`s measure, Senate Bill 203, would mandate that no one under age 21 in Indiana may own a rifle, and would make possession of bump stocks, any magazine that holds more than ten rounds of ammunition, illegal.
Mom`s Demand Action leaders are talking about government mandated storage requirement that those without the financial resources could not afford. But just as troubling is it will render a weapon kept for home protection useless.
These attacks on the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Hoosier gun owners are extreme, hysterical, emotional responses to accidents and criminal actions, and are intrusive and per the United States Constitution, entirely illegal.
Law-abiding Hoosier gun owners are no threat to anyone who is not a direct and immediate threat to them. We are not the one`s committing the shootings and robberies in the streets. Our guns are strictly for defensive purposes, and it is not the role of government to dictate how many rounds we may have in a firearm, or how we must store our weapons. These are absolutely infringements upon the right to keep and bear arms, and no government, not local, state, or federal may trample constitutional rights.
The Constitution is meant to restrain government, not law-abiding American citizens. Indiana not only must not adopt these proposed gun measures, but, Indiana must adopt what is known as constitutional carry. Constitutional carry allows law-abiding Hosiers the ability to carry a firearm without the burden and financial stresses that currently are required in order to legally carry a firearm in Indiana. It must be noted that, when government may mandate training, testing, or licensing, then that is no longer a right, but is instead a privilege granted by the state. Constitutional carry would not exempt prohibited persons from possessing a firearm, it would simply remove the burden from law-abiding Hoosiers of having to gain government permission before they may exercise this constitutional right.
Our elected officials at every level of government must stop attacking the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding American citizens, and the shrill, hysterical, emotional rhetoric must be replaced with a solid understanding, and defense of the constitutional rights of law-abiding American citizens. Government must stand down.
