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| Protesting Gun Control in England | | Print | |
| Written by Alan Scholl | ||||||||||||
| Friday, 23 January 2009 06:42 | ||||||||||||
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This writer recently watched the following video of this peaceful protest, which not only reminds us of the tragic plight of British citizens under their gun-control laws but also serves as a warning of what's to come in our own country if we don't defend our constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms. The people gathered for this event were nearly unanimous in the opinion that these things had been lost to a politically correct and ever increasing government-led intrusion into the daily lives of the English people. Concerns about this gradual encroachment on individual rights were met with assurances: "Don't worry, you won't lose your hunting rights, we're just regulating 'bad' guns, controlling 'bad' criminals, protecting your children, preventing crime, promoting safety, etc." Until at the last, all those guns, all those rights and nearly all those hunting privileges are gone. First it was simple registration, then mandatory registration, mandatory storage at "sporting clubs," and government-controlled hours of access and locks, then even more restrictive laws on movement, possession, purchasing, ammunition, storage, use, ranges, types of firearms, club membership requirements, government control of processes, fees, buy-back purchases, limitations or bans on manufacture, importation, and slowly, slice by thin slice, the piecemeal removal of each layer. Eventually each type of gun fell to the near total confiscatory outlawing and roundup of pistols, semi automatic rifles, and eventually shotguns and sporting firearms. Now even knives are being confiscated and banned. Trackback(0)
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Flu-Bird
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Gun rights protest This type of protests was ignored by the liberal left-wing news media who were too busy covering the corination of their great pharoh OBAMASES THE I i mean england has become a mess becuase of restrictive gun control laws and a permisive paralament that allows crinimals to rob and pilage without fear of being shot and back when the so called MILLION MOM MARCH was urging us to fallow in englands footsteps and pass restictive gun control laws Well we had better beware becuase OBAMASES THE I wants to pass the same gun control as england |
Bob Oliver
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Garrett Snider
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Can't give 'em up. Guns are the only real defense against world government. That is why they have been explicitly targeted in all "social democracies". Gun crimes committed by legal owners are almost non-existent. Gun crimes are committed by those who obtain weapons that are already illegal in the first place. Do liberal blowhards honestly think that the Crips and Latin Kings are buying their guns at K-Mart, or even at a gun show? Those who commit crimes will **GASP** commit crimes to obtain guns. It's not rocket science. |
vowel_movement
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USA has already banned FOX hunting.while it supports it for the democrabble. Fox hunting is now called sexual harassment. Unless you belong to NPR are a liberal wanker and are supported by tax subsidies, then FOX hunting is very legal and so is hunting for the head of Rush Limbaugh. |
Elliott Graham
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JBS Chapter Leader I would like to see a John Birch Society Booth or Hospitality Suite at the N.R.A. Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ on the 15-17 of May. NRA Members must learn that we "Birchers" have been their best fellow Second Amendment Supporters and friends for a half century! |
E D Stewart Jr
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Republican "tunnel vision" I'm an NRA life member who is trying to get them to open their eyes to the fact that other political parties exist besides the Democrats and Republicans. I left the Republican Party for the Constitution Party four years ago. Since then, the Republican Party has continued it's decline, and I'm so glad they're not getting any more of my time or my money! |





When Tony Blair was still prime minister, a peaceful protest march surprised both media and government in England as it drew huge, sympathetic crowds of disenfranchised and disillusioned citizens. Most were there to express the sentiment displayed on their signs, the clearly felt loss of their basic right to self-defense as British citizens, owing to the country's restrictive gun-control laws, and in large part the loss of their unique English heritage, and along with it, the very culture of their people.

