[rktman]

Interesting review. Probably have to get the book and make my/your own decision about it's content. Either way, govt record keeping is a whole lot easier now than during hitlers time.

[FreedomPoster]

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[ThunderSleeps]

There are many parallels between the laws passed in the Weimar Republic and by the Nazis, and current gun control laws and proposals. For example: the nature and duration of the records that gun manufacturers and dealers were required to keep (p. 135); issuance of gun carry licenses “only to persons considered reliable and only if a need is proven” (p. 107); the use of relatively rare incidents to justify widespread disarmament of “enemies of the state” (p. 155); and the prohibition of firearms with features not generally used “for hunting or sporting purposes” (p. 134).

Sobering parallels.

This is not to say that gun control advocates in America today are planning a police state, concentration camps, and mass extermination.

I'm not convinced they are not planning exactly that. Maybe not widespread, for everybody. But I am 100% sure there are certain groups, certain demographics that the gun control fascists would like to lock up in camps.

[LS]

Halbrook’s earlier book, “That Every Man Be Armed,” is a superb contextualization of the Whig concepts of “bearing arms” and “militias,” and so I’m guessing this will be the final word (among honest people) on the subject.

[Recovering Ex-hippie]

thanks for post.

[Joe Brower]

A timely article in light of Holder's trial-balloon about bracelets for firearms owners. Maybe they will be issued in yellow with a Star of David and "JUDEN" stenciled on them.

[Springfield Reformer]

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[AllAmericanGirl44]

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