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<blockquote data-quote="Jerhemy" data-source="post: 7963800" data-attributes="member: 639281">Yes the US needs tons and tons of change to get it self back on course, which I doubt will likely happen. But human and fundamental rights should not be taken away to achieve some sort of &quot;ideal paradise.&quot; Being raised in a country that encourages you to think for yourself and allow your mind to grow and think outside the box of government and societal control has it&#039;s draw backs, the crazies come out of the wood work because they are allowed to think for themselves too, unfortunately.When the constitution was written, the founding fathers suggested and damn-neared demanded that every family own a musket and have at least 25 rounds of ammunition (the musket at the time was the must deadly and commonly used weapon by any military, and they knew that the people needed that same level of power). The constitution was also written with very broad terms so that it would cover everyone. You obviously lack the ability to grasp the idea of being truly free and not being dependent on and a slave to an overly powerful government. It&#039;s ok though, many Americans have also lost sight of what it really means to be an American and free as well.I am not against having all weapons registered and weapons purchases being more detailed and conclusive about the person who is buying the gun, but I am truly fearful that once the majority allows any form of gun control, the Fed will just pick it up and run with it.NWO/One World Government For The Mother Fucking Loss.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jerhemy, post: 7963800, member: 639281"] Yes the US needs tons and tons of change to get it self back on course, which I doubt will likely happen. But human and fundamental rights should not be taken away to achieve some sort of "ideal paradise." Being raised in a country that encourages you to think for yourself and allow your mind to grow and think outside the box of government and societal control has it's draw backs, the crazies come out of the wood work because they are allowed to think for themselves too, unfortunately. When the constitution was written, the founding fathers suggested and da[COLOR=black]m[/COLOR]n-neared demanded that every family own a musket and have at least 25 rounds of ammunition (the musket at the time was the must deadly and commonly used weapon by any military, and they knew that the people needed that same level of power). The constitution was also written with very broad terms so that it would cover everyone. You obviously lack the ability to grasp the idea of being truly free and not being dependent on and a slave to an overly powerful government. It's ok though, many Americans have also lost sight of what it really means to be an American and free as well. I am not against having all weapons registered and weapons purchases being more detailed and conclusive about the person who is buying the gun, but I am truly fearful that once the majority allows any form of gun control, the Fed will just pick it up and run with it. NWO/One World Government For The Mother Fu[COLOR=black]ck[/COLOR]ing Loss. [/QUOTE]

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