I am not going to give you my opinion, yet.
One "Patriot" blogger said it is a bad idea, because confiscations and bans have not started yet, we have "legal remedies" remaining. I would point to the confiscation unit in California, and that every LEO, in every state, confiscates every firearm he finds in the possession of a "Prohibited Person". I will also point to the fact that bans have been in effect for 80 years - tried buying an SMG from the corner hardware store in this lifetime? A Maxim? A suppressor?
That's a ban. Jumping through hoops is an infringement.
Other people across several "Patriot" websites have a long list of reasons why they will not be there - from the moral character of the organizer to their conclusion it will be a massacre and lead to a 2A ban...
Yet every Patriot calls for ignoring tyranny - indeed, most who write on blogs rant and rave about how they spit in the faces of the tyrants daily.
But when someone says: "Let's show up on D-Day and either put an end to this tyranny, or get this war for Liberty rolling..."
Crickets and excuses.
I have no desire to commit suicide. John Parker did not intend to commit suicide, either. He didn't know if he'd be going home again - but he was done being tyrannized. He wasn't alone. He didn't wait for the British to kick in his door at home, either.
Just my observations at the moment.
Kerodin
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