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lostintheozone · February 25, 2014, 01:06 PM

I'll tread lightly as this conversation seems like it could quickly turn for the worse, but I tend to agree with James Pond in part. The courts and elections (i.e. actually getting off their butts and voting!) are a far more effective means of fighting laws like this. I'm not saying people should be a one issue voter, but 2A issues should be considered.

Any sort of violence as described would VERY quickly extinguish the already dwindling light of the second.
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I have a theory that many of those owners don't even vote. Of course it's just a theory but statistically only half the people actually vote so why would Connecticut be any different. I think actually voting would be preferable to going to jail.

February 25, 2014, 01:06 PM	#51
lostintheozone Member Join Date: February 12, 2013 Posts: 33	I'll tread lightly as this conversation seems like it could quickly turn for the worse, but I tend to agree with James Pond in part. The courts and elections (i.e. actually getting off their butts and voting!) are a far more effective means of fighting laws like this. I'm not saying people should be a one issue voter, but 2A issues should be considered. Any sort of violence as described would VERY quickly extinguish the already dwindling light of the second. __________________ Semper Fi Marine, NRA member, SAF Defender's Club member, and constitutionally protected keeper and bearer of firearms SHE3PDOG is online now Report Post I have a theory that many of those owners don't even vote. Of course it's just a theory but statistically only half the people actually vote so why would Connecticut be any different. I think actually voting would be preferable to going to jail.