ATF/FBI working with the VA to disarm vets

[Great-Kazoo]

It's a non-issue for me. Under 40 = social security is broke.

But I do think it's dirty and underhanded. This group represents no risk so there are no safety/policy arguments to be had.

Today. You get injured and need power of attorney 3 years from now, guess what. You believe this will be limited to SS recipients only?

[roberth]

First the VA, then social security, then IRA/401K. Wall Street will assist the government when the time comes.

If you cannot hold the asset in your hand you do not own it. If you cannot defend the asset with your AR15 you do not have possession.

[Skip]

Today. You get injured and need power of attorney 3 years from now, guess what. You believe this will be limited to SS recipients only?

No I don't believe it will be limited. Just like the VA "decision" (to deny vets due process). They want as many prohibited persons as possible.

It's all part of a plan--along with the death of the rule of law. What does the word "state" mean? Few seem to want to fight as we keep going to work and paying our taxes like good subjects. The AARP loved Obama. Baby Boomers will turn out hard for Hillary or Bernie endorsing this and any other Libtarded plan that is ultimately against their best interests (ACA -> Single Payer -> UK NHS style death panels).

If anyone expects outrage out of me, it's in short supply lately.