@farmerman,
farmerman wrote:did you ever read where I would countenance violence or physical punishment against you or your cronies?
I think not.
As I state, my fear for our future is that gun control, when it finally arrives, will be the result of political "one upmanship" from an ultraliberal USSC down the road.
I want my kids kids to be able to go hunting or engage in target shooting, not become some version of Switzerland.
I'm pretty sure that people are allowed to hunt and target shoot in Switzerland, although European gun laws are indeed too restrictive to pass muster with our Second Amendment.
That said, if you fear draconian gun laws, why do you get so worked up when you see me opposing draconian gun laws?
And if you are so worried about the passage of draconian gun laws, why do you castigate groups (like the NRA) that successfully oppose draconian gun laws?
Your fears will not come to pass. Even if the Supreme Court were to one day allow the government to violate our civil liberties, groups like the NRA would still prevent Congress from passing such things into law.
farmerman wrote:Try keeping your penchant for violence against those with whom you disagree
What penchant for violence?
farmerman wrote:and you really should try to understand what this country is all about, (you seem to miss points about "freedoms of xpression, assembly, press, etc "
I don't miss any of those.
Leftists are not actively trying to violate them like they do the Second Amendment however, so they do not come up in discussion often.
farmerman wrote:as well as several of the "hopes for" mentioned in the preamble.
I couldn't quote the preamble off hand, but I doubt that it contradicts with my position.
farmerman wrote:Please dont be trying to peddle some of the BS points to which you ascribe as "Fact and evidence" because we sit at one of the most divided times in history
Facts and evidence are not BS.
Reality is important.
farmerman wrote:and how has unfettered gun availablity helped this republic one jot??
What does unfettered gun availability even mean?
It can't mean "no gun laws" because we've had gun laws since 1934.
If it just means "respecting people's right to have a gun", being free helps us because freedom is a much more enjoyable state of being than serfdom.
farmerman wrote:We are becoming an authoritarian plutocracy and theyve successfully "created" sides of an argument that neither side recognizes that were being used to benefit others.
I dont think that your one of the plutocrats since you hqve mentioned desires of things to "have", after a certain point of wealth procurement, you really dont care about anything cause its all available to you.
No, I'm not a billionaire (or a millionaire). But I do enjoy my freedom.