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It's not hard to say at all, it doesn't.It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons.
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It's not hard to say at all, it doesn't.It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons.
You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law says you aren't supposed to be living here illegally. The law is one thing, reality is another...It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
The countries who banned guns all started with a Registry.....................they wanted to know who had the guns first...............It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
The Reality is that if you ever get your WET LIBERAL DREAMS inacted...............that you'll get your civil war...........I suggest you volunteer to be a gun grabber should that ever occur...................and put your ass on the line to take all THOSE EVIL WEAPONS AWAY BITCH.................WE'll be nice and give you the ammo first to prove our guns are unloaded......................Federal law says you aren't supposed to be living here illegally. The law is one thing, reality is another...It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
Shooting at a tank, or a drone, or a robot isn't going to do you much good. By the time they come for them, that will be your adversary, no humans in jackboots required...The countries who banned guns all started with a Registry.....................they wanted to know who had the guns first...............It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
UN BS doesn't trump our laws or constitution..............we have no reason to honor any of their BS............The leftist want to take all guns here and have been trying for a long time to do so...........If they ever succeed...................we'll hand over the bullets first...............
Why would you think they'd knock on the door? Here's how it would happen, you'd either send the women and children out first, and the guns out second, or the drone would make doing either unnecessary. You think for some reason that it would be a fair fight, and there's not a chance in hell that it would be...The Reality is that if you ever get your WET LIBERAL DREAMS inacted...............that you'll get your civil war...........I suggest you volunteer to be a gun grabber should that ever occur...................and put your ass on the line to take all THOSE EVIL WEAPONS AWAY BITCH.................WE'll be nice and give you the ammo first to prove our guns are unloaded......................Federal law says you aren't supposed to be living here illegally. The law is one thing, reality is another...It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
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Yeah right Macho man...................You leftist tools would be using this gun...........or of course hiding under your bed.............Shooting at a tank, or a drone, or a robot isn't going to do you much good. By the time they come for them, that will be your adversary, no humans in jackboots required...The countries who banned guns all started with a Registry.....................they wanted to know who had the guns first...............It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
UN BS doesn't trump our laws or constitution..............we have no reason to honor any of their BS............The leftist want to take all guns here and have been trying for a long time to do so...........If they ever succeed...................we'll hand over the bullets first...............
Better to die than to accept the tyranny of people like you who will be far from the fray drinking liberal Kool aide........Why would you think they'd knock on the door? Here's how it would happen, you'd either send the women and children out first, and the guns out second, or the drone would make doing either unnecessary. You think for some reason that it would be a fair fight, and there's not a chance in hell that it would be...The Reality is that if you ever get your WET LIBERAL DREAMS inacted...............that you'll get your civil war...........I suggest you volunteer to be a gun grabber should that ever occur...................and put your ass on the line to take all THOSE EVIL WEAPONS AWAY BITCH.................WE'll be nice and give you the ammo first to prove our guns are unloaded......................Federal law says you aren't supposed to be living here illegally. The law is one thing, reality is another...It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
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Surrender or die, your call...
I always buy mine on the sly....Long before that. These morons are just worried that if they have to register their guns we'll know where they are, which we already do. The registry just makes it easier to figure out how big a drone to use when they start their own private war...Right to privacy has been dead since Reagan and the War on Drugs...Same with due process...
I use guns, I don't pray to them. Regardless, what I said is true. You are preparing for this:Better to die than to accept the tyranny of people like you who will be far from the fray drinking liberal Kool aide........Why would you think they'd knock on the door? Here's how it would happen, you'd either send the women and children out first, and the guns out second, or the drone would make doing either unnecessary. You think for some reason that it would be a fair fight, and there's not a chance in hell that it would be...The Reality is that if you ever get your WET LIBERAL DREAMS inacted...............that you'll get your civil war...........I suggest you volunteer to be a gun grabber should that ever occur...................and put your ass on the line to take all THOSE EVIL WEAPONS AWAY BITCH.................WE'll be nice and give you the ammo first to prove our guns are unloaded......................Federal law says you aren't supposed to be living here illegally. The law is one thing, reality is another...It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
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Surrender or die, your call...
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That would be you...........and too stupid to unload them first....................enjoy the bon fire.
Then I'll die for Freedom.......................what will you die for.......................imposing your will on others and say that's real Freedom....................Mr. Jr. Hitler....................................riddle me this............................Die hard battery..............a few components..........................why did your phone just melt down............................................Do you think you will be fighting retards dumb ass..........................I use guns, I don't pray to them. Regardless, what I said is true. You are preparing for this:Better to die than to accept the tyranny of people like you who will be far from the fray drinking liberal Kool aide........Why would you think they'd knock on the door? Here's how it would happen, you'd either send the women and children out first, and the guns out second, or the drone would make doing either unnecessary. You think for some reason that it would be a fair fight, and there's not a chance in hell that it would be...The Reality is that if you ever get your WET LIBERAL DREAMS inacted...............that you'll get your civil war...........I suggest you volunteer to be a gun grabber should that ever occur...................and put your ass on the line to take all THOSE EVIL WEAPONS AWAY BITCH.................WE'll be nice and give you the ammo first to prove our guns are unloaded......................Federal law says you aren't supposed to be living here illegally. The law is one thing, reality is another...Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
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Surrender or die, your call...
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That would be you...........and too stupid to unload them first....................enjoy the bon fire.
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instead of this:
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Good luck, Rambo, you'll need it, in the next life...
That's not even open for debate. You brought an AR-15, to a drone fight...Do you think you will be fighting retards dumb ass...
It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
LOLThat's not even open for debate. You brought an AR-15, to a drone fight...Do you think you will be fighting retards dumb ass...
It is the first step to gun confiscation at a later date, which is why you will be opposed at every step in the gun grabber agenda.It's hard to say if the US constitution guaranteed gun owners the right to not register weapons. This treaty may have an impact.You're wrong.So Kerry signs a treaty that requires the exporting country be provided information on the end user and claims no infringement on constitutional rights. Give me a freaking break.
Kerry signs U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, says won't harm U.S. rights
Your thoughts?
Your opinion is motivated by partisanism, completely devoid of the facts.
From your link.
'The practical implications for U.S. arms manufacturers are likely to be limited since, as Kerry noted, the United States already has in place the kind of strict export controls for weapons that are outlined in the treaty.
"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the constitution," he said.
"This treaty will not diminish anyone's freedom, in fact the treaty recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes," Kerry said after signing the treaty.
"Make no mistake, we would never think about supporting a treaty that is inconsistent with the rights of Americans, the rights of American citizens to be able to exercise their guaranteed rights under our constitution," he said.'
The treaty has no bearing whatsoever on American citizens, their fundamental right to possess firearms, and Second Amendment jurisprudence – any claims that the treaty will 'jeopardize' the freedoms of Americans is a lie.
Federal law prohibits a federal registration.
What part of the 2nd amendment prohibits gun registration? "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Not I. You probably confused me with someone else, or my denouncement of our use of terror on civilians as isolationism, which it isn't...Hell you even said we shouldn't have fought in WWII.
That just makes the tacking of the guns easier. We already know who the gun nuts are, like you. After all, you told us, right here among other places...It is the first step to gun confiscation at a later date, which is why you will be opposed at every step in the gun grabber agenda.