Arms treaty

[BPTactical]

One thing we need to consider: in Heller vs DC one of the things clearly defined was it is unlawful to ban a given class/charachteristic of a firearm.
This could make an AWB sticky to pull off.
But they did also state that firearms are subject to regulation.
Regulation and taxation. Remember the old rumor of having to report your firearms as part of your tax return? Everybody laughed.
Given that Ocare will have significant IRS control should we be laughing now?
Me thinks not.
Registration?
I do see Barry signing off on any firearm related item and if they institute a new ban it will have teeth. These people are not stupid and realize the shortcomings of Clintons ban, it did not ban the firearm but rather insignificant cosmetic aspects of "assault weapons".
They will address that.
I would surmise that it would be permanent as well.
How does the UN small arms treaty affect things?

Make no doubt, our Second Amendment will change in one way or another. O now has nothing to lose.


"We will have more flexibility after the election"
Foreboding words.....

[Zundfolge]

One thing we need to consider: in Heller vs DC...

Let's just stop right there.

This regime doesn't give a damn about the Constitution or legal precedent. In the next 4 years Barry is going to stack the court to give whatever rulings he wants, so Heller vs DC will be overturned eventually (along with pretty much the rest of the Constitution).

The rule of law is dead, the Republic is dead, American sovereignty is next. We now live under a "Participatory Fascist" regime that will only grow larger and more intrusive (and at break neck speed over the next four years).

Elections have consequences and if "moderates" didn't vote for Mittens because he was too conservative or "libertarians" because he was too "establishment GOP" or evangelicals because he's too Mormon then its on your heads.

We don't come back from this folks.

[brutal]

Given that Ocare will have significant IRS control should we be laughing now?

I agree with everything else you said, but there's no teeth in any IRS ability to enforce fines and they have stated they will not audit lack of payment.