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To: DuncanWaring

The 1986 firearms owner’s protection act. Not that the antis pay much attention to it.


15 posted on 12/21/2011 12:59:32 PM PST by El Laton Caliente (NRA Life Member & www.Gunsnet.net Moderator)
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To: El Laton Caliente
New York is the only state which holds that the Federal law can only be applied in a courtroom, at your trial.

True, the Federal law makes it impossible for you to be convicted of a felony, but NYS is free (under the letter of the law) to make you suffer as much as possible PRIOR to your inevitable acquittal.

28 posted on 12/21/2011 1:20:39 PM PST by Jim Noble ("The Germans: At your feet, or at your throat" - Winston Churchill)
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To: El Laton Caliente

The 1986 firearms owner’s protection act.

A very bad law. The American public became instantly outgunned by every agency of government that you care to think about, and every day that passes, we become more so.

The 1968 law is just as bad and both need to find their way to the ash heap of history along with I might add, all living individuals who so thoughtlessly, but with malice aforethought brought these two anti-constitutional pieces of crap into being.

For you NRA lovers, Charleton Heston was a prime mover at the time Congress was attempting to enact the 1968 law. Some consider his backing of the bill to have been an essential element in it’s passing. I forgive him, but how can one forgive the NRA? Their complete lack of leadership was just as bad if not worse.


29 posted on 12/21/2011 1:21:28 PM PST by wita
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