Radio Host Bill Frady: "Gun control law isn't like any other law" (Awesome commentary)

They're never going to admit that all gun control is aimed at law abiding people.

So, I was sort of asked to repeat this as well, so let me repeat this. There's two kinds of law. There's regular law -regular law is where you're out there and they're saying, "Do not drive this fast, or you will be punished for it." Regular law says, "Don't kill people at all, or you will be punished for it." Regular law says don't do these ki -don't steal things, don't hurt people, don't rape people, or you will be punished for it. And regular law, ah, makes it an offense to do so, and then it has a punishment designed for it. These are all offenses against society, if you want to put it that way.

Gun control law, like all law for that matter when you're dealing with criminals, gun control law, the only people that we know of that are definitely going to fall in line with gun control law are going to be law abiding citizens. Gun control law only affects law abiding citizens. When legislators are out there describing gun control law, when they're putting something together, they know that it's only going to affect you. They know it's not going to affect criminals. They know that. They know that just as sure as we're sitting here right now. Ah, they know that it's not going to affect criminals, that it's not going to affect anybody that isn't a criminal. It's only going to affect the law abiding. It's all designed -and they know it- to make it harder for you to observe one of your rights. To exercise one of your rights.

So whereas other law, other than gun control law looks at an offense, describes it as an offense, and describes that punishment for the offense in separate parts of the law, gun control law is always designed to take guns from everybody whether you committed a crime or not. So if somebody uses a Glock 19 in the commission of a crime, then all Glock 19s must be -ALL GLOCK 19s must be banned. Even the millions of the ones that you guys own that you haven't used for a crime, you're not going to use for a crime, you're never going to break the law. You know, you'll die owning that gun, and uh, they all gotta go.

Gun control is the only kind of law out there where they punish everybody for what one person does.

But you can't get, like I can't get punished for, ya know, killing somebody that somebody else kills. They can just take my gun from me. As if I was -the fact that I had that gun made that other gun possible.

So, that's the problem that I have with gun control law. And that's the problem I have with gun controllers, period.

I've been listening to Bill Frady for at least 2 years now, and called into his show more than once.
If you second amendment supporting FReepers haven't hears his show yet, you're in for a treat.

He runs a Monday-Friday three hour radio show based on the second amendment, and current news and politics. Also covering topics like training, safety, new products and interviews with awesome guests. One of whom is our very own Dean Weingarten (Mark Twain).

He served in the Army in the '80s and has a point of view that is sorely lacking from too many people. He's also got this wonderful habit of cracking me up while I'm listening at work on the podcast.

I transcribed the above with his permission, and he wanted me to add that: "These are the meanderings of a talk show host."

Please lend Bill your ear for a bit. He'll grow on you.
(Gad! I just made Bill sound like a tapeworm! Sorry, Bill!)

“And if you don’t give them your gun, and they come for it, there is at least some chance that they will shoot you to death over it.”

“Since gun control is about genocide, they’ll either kill you while disarming you, or kill you AFTER they disarm you. Either way, they mean to kill you.”

Gun control is about control of people, period. When people, as comes naturally, reject and resist that control, then they murder you and a lot more people. “One man with a machine gun can control 100 unarmed people.” - Lenin

My own family history testifies to these things. I’m Jewish, with my father’s side from Russia and my mother’s from Poland. My father’s paternal grandfather was a very hard-working and entrepreneurial man - he started out with a small water delivery business in the late 1800s, and turned it into a very large one, employing 50 men (and thus helping to feed 50 families); with some of the profits, he built 14 houses (actually built, as in with his own labor) and rented them out. Come the revolution, and the Communists took everything except the house in which he lived. That was not long after my grandfather left, never to see his parents again, and never to see his surviving siblings except for a mere week, when they were all old. Then, in 1936 my 73-year-old great grandfather, then too old and sick (with cancer) for work, and having no means to feed his wife and some grandkids that lived with them, rented 3/4 of the house to other families...which met with the disapproval of Stalin’s thugs in the NKVD. They dragged him to prison, beat the crap out of him repeatedly, and released him a couple months later. A few months after that, in 1937, they did it again - except this time they beat him so badly that they released him to die at home, which he did.

Only about 4 years later, in Poland, the army of the Leftist German government marched into the area of Poland where my family was from. Those not put to work in horrendous conditions (and later starved to death or shot when of no further use) were just shot outright (this was before the gas chambers and crematoria were used).

The commonality between the treatment of all of these people was that they had no means to resist the government that wished to control or exterminate them. Their suffering and murders were essentially free for those governments. They governments knew where all of the guns were, and only a select few actually had them (i.e. Party members and the like). Russia had previously been a very well-armed nation, but that ended with the coming of the Communists to power. The Germans used lists compiled by the Weimar government in Germany, and similarly-inclined governments all over Europe to collect guns after the Wehrmacht rolled in.

The lesson to be learned here is that confiscation is impossible without the necessary prerequisite of registration; genocide (of ethnic or political enemies) is impossible without the necessary prerequisite of confiscation. As such, there is simply no way that I will comply with any registration requirements (beyond what is already on the books), and particularly not any confiscation. My attitude is that some Leftist government in this country may eventually imprison or kill me, just like my relatives in Europe...but this time it will NOT be for free.

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