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    OOPS sorry, your right. I hope no kids go on some shooting spree with a Breda M-30 AK47 Italian machine assualt weapon, or worse yet one of those Japanese assualt m-16A4 300 round clip Glock machine guns.

I think WW2 Japanese machine guns used a type of clip that held maybe 50 rounds.

Never heard of any clips that could hold more than 10 rounds until I found this, It's for a Breda M-30 Italian light machine gun, WW2 era. BAN THAT EVIL THING.

  I also will not advocate civil war or bloodshed, what Yeager said in a fit of fury was beyond stupid straight to the moronic, did he not know that making a statement that he will "start killing people" no matter what he said before that would cause alot of negative reaction from both sides of his argument? We have all said stupid things in the past, not necessarily here on TGO but somewhere in a fit of anger but to make a video of it, then take the time to post it on YouTube is beyond stupid. I would think it would be enough time between making the video and posting it for a fairly "smart" person to realize what he/she said was pretty radical and would cause alot of negative attention.   Anyway, there is a big difference between stating on a video that you're going to "start killing people", and stating Molon Labe. When I say it my intentions are, and I have said this before here that I have no intentions of "voluntarily" turning in any firearm I own or registering any firearm I own if some "illegal" federal law passes outlawing my firearm or requring registration of any firearm I own. Now anyone can interpret that to their own opinion but i'm making no threat to anyone. However I will not back down from my opinions for fear that it might offend some people or seem a little radical to some, that would be appeasment to people who you can't change their radical minds no matter how civil you talk to them.

    This has nothing to do with Yeagers permit being pulled but I just posted this on channel 2s comment section on the link to the story about him. It's concerning the media coverage over this which I believe it's not that newsworthy of a story anyway.   [quote]Yes he said something stupid but I find it kind of ironic that the news will report on this nut but we never hear anything about the countless comments from anti-gun idiots making threats against the NRA and members. Texas Democratic party leader John Cobaruvvias advocated shooting NRA members on twitter. That's just one example of many, search, "threats against NRA".[/quote]

If anything,if a bill like this were to pass and become law in Wyoming it's an "in your face" resistance to total federal control of the states.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/wyoming-lawmakers-propose-bill-to-nullify-new-federal-gun-laws/article/2518133 I've been to western Wyoming, Yellowstone, Tetons and back down to Utah. Since then I knew if I were to live anywhere else, other than the south that's where I would want to live. Beautiful country and very nice patriotic people.

I knew very well how Cooper would respond that's why I didn't bother wasting key punches writing him. It's really funny, kinda like appointing the leader of Hamas and Al Queda to lead an Islamic task force charged with proposing "concrete solutions" to curb violent attacks against the west and Jews. "concrete solutions"? There's another cute little word like "common sense gun laws" Definition: We are going to attack and destroy the 2nd Amendment as much as we can.

Then there shouldn't be any penalties for anyone who resists illegal confiscations.

I know it's a shame that we have to make additional laws to protect constitutional rights but that's the reality of the times.

I give it two thumbs up. We supposably have a law now that makes it illegal for law enforcement to confiscate guns during and after a natural disaster that was passed after the illegal confiscations in New Orleans after Katrina, i'm not that familiar with that law. I wonder if it can include or be enhanced that would make it illegal for the state or cities to confiscate guns under any circumstances natural or civil. The feds would have to "attempt" to carry out any confiscations without any assistance from state of city law enforcement.

That's them non-stick bullets bullets, even burnt cheese wont stick to them.

Certainly he's not a traitor for expressing his opinion, but his opinion is in favor of comitting a treasonous act by the U.S. government.

Wallyworld is the largest employer in the U.S. If they were to shut all doors for a week and threaten to close down that would put the stock market in a free fall. I know that's a far fetched scenero but all I am saying is that Wallmart is a very powerful corperation, they could cause some trouble for the economy if they really wanted to, a big corp like Walmart can push alot of political buttons.

I'm wondering if "they", the gun(owner) haters are panicking right now because of the greatly increased sales of guns and ammo. You think "the"(gun owner hater in chief) could attempt an EO halting the sales of AR's and AK,s and .223 and 7.62x39?

Molon Labe

There was that secession petition when Obama was re-elected, I didn't think much of it, no more than a protest. I would be against any state really considering secession from the U.S. but it has been acceptable in the past for part of a state to secceed from the state. Maybe that would be an option for Illinois, North Illinois and South Illinois, just isolate Chicago and let them do whatever they want to do, South Illinois will elect it's own state government, send the current state government up to Chicago. Chicago seems to be falling apart anyway.

Believe me i'm in your corner. I've been reading alot of comments on the internet, not just here but there's alot of people pizzed off but nothing has happened yet, just alot of talk so far from the politicians. When they really get close to trying something I really hope we will see some real resistance and protest, and if and when they actually do put something on the floor or the dictator in chief issues some illegal EO, I really hope to see some real civil disobedience and defiance.

Well it's not time for a shooting war right now, I seriously believe that if enough patriots organize we can change the outcome of un-constitutional legislation. It wasn't that long ago when citizens forced a government to obey the will of the people who elected them, that was when Neifeh and Sunquist tried to sneak an income tax on the citizens of Tennessee and enough patriots organized just enough to shut down downtown Nashville and pretty much trap the legislators inside the capitol. It was enough of a demonstration to make many legislators reconsider their decision, it worked. The people still have the power if they just use it. I hope it never comes to a shooting war, there's many ways to resist before it comes to that. I will say this, I have no intention of turning anything in and I have no intention of registering anything, some may say that would make me an outlaw but Washington, Jefferson, Franklin ect. were also considered outlaws at the time.

Yep I like the speed also, i'm an impatient person and now I don't have to keep saying, "come on damnit" waiting for pages to load. :)

No but they can fire you for just about anything and claim anything they want.

They should add that an employer would be held liable for violating an employees 4th amendment rights for an illegal search of an employees vehicle. Say the employee didn't consent to a search, and this would be a criminal charge of breaking and entering by the employer.

Unless you agree to a search, an employer can't search your vehicle for anything, only a LEO can if there's probable cause or a warrant issued by a judge. An employer can fire you for refusing a search.

Emotions are pretty high now on both sides and rightfully so on our side as we see our constitutional freedoms being attacked, and gun owners being demonized, the division between traditional(real) patriots and the progressives(socialist elitists) grows more and more each day. A strong armed raid by the feds covered by the media may scare a few but it could also create a mayrtr and really push alot of people over the tipping point. You don't need the majority of people to cause alot of trouble.

Yea, one single bonehead senator or rep can propose a bill for anything, I think gun control bills were proposed before in the Tennessee house and senate, they just get laughed off the floor.