Wishful Thinking and the Second Amendment

[ChrisCantSkate]

lots of reading, im not doing it all. i read the first few paragraphs. i see pro's and cons to this. maybe get rid of handguns, but we as a nation are supposta be armed so we can help and be called to arms if ever needed(where we'd be equiped with better guns than you can buy in the store) and also to overhrow the gov't if the time ever came.(which sounds good and all... but seriously i doubt it could be done)

[Robert]

Originally Posted by ChrisCantSkate

lots of reading, im not doing it all. i read the first few paragraphs. i see pro's and cons to this. maybe get rid of handguns, but we as a nation are supposta be armed so we can help and be called to arms if ever needed(where we'd be equiped with better guns than you can buy in the store) and also to overhrow the gov't if the time ever came.(which sounds good and all... but seriously i doubt it could be done)

I think it could be done done with the help of the military. Remember there are 270 million Americans. There are not 10 Million service men/women. SO actually maybe it would be possible. I highly doubt with a few million people marched on gov't that they would be able to attack them out right. I suspect the military/gov't would actually start to attack us individually, the divide and concor style.

Our lives are isolating us more then ever before and leave us open to situations where we can be attack individually when we attempt to organize.

Who really cares if the person writting the website above disappears? Who would do something about it? However if there was a phsycial group of people being attacked it would be more visable.

It is in the same lines of wiretaps. Society feels wronged if they actually come into your house to bug your phones, however voted to allow it to happen remotely. Very strange.

[VR4_Craver]

Originally Posted by Robert

It is in the same lines of wiretaps. Society feels wronged if they actually come into your house to bug your phones, however voted to allow it to happen remotely. Very strange.

I think its all about a privacy thing or thinking that it should be "someone else" who is getting the tap. But when people march in with the listening hardware it makes people realize that to someone else...they are someone else.