gun owner licensing...similar to the dmv

[MarkCO]

American Jurisprudence 1st Ed., Highways 163 6.2 A Citizen 's "RIGHT" to travel upon public highways includes the right to use usual conveyances of time, including horse-drawn carriage, or automobile, for ordinary purposes of life and business.

There are literally hundreds of Court decisions in the 1800s that declared (many citing the 5th Amendment) all person have a right to use public roads. The 1st Edition of "Amercian Jurisprudence, cited above, acknowledged such a right and included the term "automobile." So in your declaration of driving as a priveledge, you have accepted the government assertion of control over you and accepted that the government has granted you this priveledge when in fact it was a "Right" removed from Americans by the Government.

See how these things get started. People don't research, inquire or know history.

[TheGrey]

Ok, my friend is pushing his idea and getting some traction. I want to keep my mouth shut, and hear what you think of his plan? My plan has 2 words, one starts with a M and another with a greek A.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/socia...own_02-18.html

Your friend may be well-meaning, but he is a dangerous fool.

[68Charger]

Your friend may be well-meaning, but he is a dangerous fool.

how is this different from a "useful idiot"?

[buckshotbarlow]

OK, so he just emailed me back, and wants to figure out a better method...Mine!!!

[sniper7]

Tell him a great idea is to see if his mass can withstand and stop the mass of a moving peterbuilt at a velocity of 65 mph. Best to just test it and let us know what the results are.

[Great-Kazoo]

how is this different from a "useful idiot"?

A useful idiot is like an EX. The dangerous fool, is their former,jealous EX.

[Ridge]

A useful idiot is like an EX. The dangerous fool, is their former,jealous EX.

Like, a Honda Civic EX?

[Dlesh123]

American Jurisprudence 1st Ed., Highways 163 6.2 A Citizen 's "RIGHT" to travel upon public highways includes the right to use usual conveyances of time, including horse-drawn carriage, or automobile, for ordinary purposes of life and business.

There are literally hundreds of Court decisions in the 1800s that declared (many citing the 5th Amendment) all person have a right to use public roads. The 1st Edition of "Amercian Jurisprudence, cited above, acknowledged such a right and included the term "automobile." So in your declaration of driving as a priveledge, you have accepted the government assertion of control over you and accepted that the government has granted you this priveledge when in fact it was a "Right" removed from Americans by the Government.

See how these things get started. People don't research, inquire or know history.

I always thought it was a crock that the " conventional wisdom" said that it was a privilege to drive a car. Moving freely about the country regardless of the means of conveyance has always been our birthright. Thank you for doing that research proving that we have been losing our rights for quite some time.

[UrbanWolf]

When did every gun that has a curvy mag sticking out became an AK-47? Did I miss an important gun evolution?

[Ridge]

When did every gun that has a curvy mag sticking out became an AK-47? Did I miss an important gun evolution?