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DLaidReaction · March 26, 2012, 01:30 PM

Thanks guys for your support, I understand it will take a ungodly huge number of signatures, thats one reason I plan to leave it open til at least January 20th. I am completely open to suggestions as to what we can do collectively to chip away at this thing. I know it may be a long process. If you are not aware about the MSSA v. Holder case thats currently been stayed, it could have a major effect on this. Currently its awaiting a conclusion to the Nordyke v. King case. Several states passed the Firearms Freedom Act a few years back stating that if a firearm was made in their state and remained in their state then the federal government has no right to control it since the interstate commerce clause of the 10th amendment would not apply. This would include all firearms regardless of type. Anything that we can come up with that we can gain support for I am in.

March 26, 2012, 01:30 PM	#41
DLaidReaction Junior Member Join Date: March 25, 2012 Posts: 3	Thanks guys for your support, I understand it will take a ungodly huge number of signatures, thats one reason I plan to leave it open til at least January 20th. I am completely open to suggestions as to what we can do collectively to chip away at this thing. I know it may be a long process. If you are not aware about the MSSA v. Holder case thats currently been stayed, it could have a major effect on this. Currently its awaiting a conclusion to the Nordyke v. King case. Several states passed the Firearms Freedom Act a few years back stating that if a firearm was made in their state and remained in their state then the federal government has no right to control it since the interstate commerce clause of the 10th amendment would not apply. This would include all firearms regardless of type. Anything that we can come up with that we can gain support for I am in.