It's almost impossible to reverse a law, so it best to fight for our rights before they get taken away. Gun owners have a very tough fight, against a relentless enemy. It's important to support organizations like the NRA and Gun Owners of America as well as other pro-gun groups.

If you use a banned gun in self defense, they will put you in prison. It has happen in NY and other liberal states, many times. There is not much you can do against an organized police force with assaulters and snipers busting down your door in the middle of the night. The liberals would have no problem letting that happen. Regardless of what you think of Trump, he has been a real friend to gun owners. Not many people could take the pressure that he has been through. He is human and there is only so much someone can take. The liberals understand that and there will be no end in sight as they know what is at stake, with Trump appointing more federals and Supreme court judges.

The only thing worth listening to in that video was Colion Noir's commentary.

Beto O’Dork

After Japan hit Pearl Harbor they could have invaded California, Its know America's gun in every home deters the invasion they knew their army wouldn't make it past the Mississippi River, world's largest army is the legal American Gun owners

.....well said, your right!

Folks. If the time arrives or when it does if in my lifetime. We are going to have to come together as our founding fathers did and deal with these idiots without mercy or regret.

"Though Americans are rarely interested in Canadian politics, American politicians often uphold Canadian firearms legislation as a model to be emulated, thanks to the fact that Canada has (and has long had) a far lower murder rate than America. But on closer inspection, the results of Canadian gun control offer a baleful vision of the future if Americans ever tire of the battle to uphold the Second Amendment.

The Canadian gun-ban debate may prove instructive for Americans looking to avoid the consequences of hasty, emotion-driven gun legislation. Three lessons can be gleaned, with each highlighting the pitfalls of a distorted national conversation and the ineffective legislation it breeds.

Lesson 1: A failure to recognize past failures dictates calls for more restrictive legislation.

For most, the failures of past Canadian firearms legislation have been forgotten. But for others, these missteps reflect an unwillingness to go further.

In truth, Canada has a long history of gun control. Perhaps the most contentious firearm legislation is the long-gun registry. In 1995, the Canadian government passed Bill C-68, requiring Canadians to obtain a license to keep (or purchase) their firearms and then register each gun with the government.

It took the Canadian government six years to implement the 1995 legislation with fewer than 2 million gun owners signing up for licenses as of 2001. Worse yet, the RCMP later reported error rates of 43 to 90 percent in firearm applications and registry information. One man successfully registered a staple gun. In fact, an Access to Information request revealed that 4,438 stolen firearms were successfully reregistered without alerting authorities. Despite the promises of Allan Rock, then the justice minister, that the firearms program would cost only C$2 million, the cumulative total had ballooned to more than C$2.7 billion by 2012 — the year the registry was discontinued.

Also in 1995, Canada banned over one-half of all legally registered handguns through a reclassification process. Predictably, these initiatives proved ineffective: By 2017, the overall Canadian homicide rate had fallen, as had homicide committed with long guns — but handgun homicide had increased. Embarrassingly, the overall homicide rate dropped even more in the U.S. than in Canada, without the benefit of Canada’s maze of firearms restrictions.

Undeterred, proponents of the new ban remain steadfast, claiming that a blanket ban on handguns will succeed where owner licensing and functional prohibitions have failed. But as is often noted, those who fail to learn from the past are doomed to repeat it."

Our founding fathers gave us not only permission, but a directive to throw off a despotic government. The declaration of Independence declares that we have not just the right, but the duty, to overthrow a despotic government.

Bee Toe said americans are law abiding. Then who in heck is killing all these people with these "weapons of war"? isn't murder against the law? So he wants to take the guns away from the law abiding citizens, because they are the only ones that will surrender their guns. Now that's a real thought out plan.

What's even sadder is the millions of sheep in this country who eat it up and will gladly stand in line to vote for such scum.

When it does hit the fan, I wonder what will happen to all of the young idiots I see everywhere. The ones with the hair gel, skinny jeans, poorly designed and awkwardly placed tattoos, the gauge ear bobs (feel free to add to my list).
You know the ones that I am talking about. All of those who want to look "different", except that they all ended up looking the same...

I told my daughter (now 29 years old) that if she wanted to be different, DON'T get a tattoo, piercing, gauge, etc.

and many of those are RIGHT HERE ON THIS SITE!!!

I challenge that homo to come to my house and take my guns ..........lol

What's even sadder is the millions of sheep in this country who eat it up and will gladly stand in line to vote for such scum.[/quote]

and many of those are RIGHT HERE ON THIS SITE!!![/quote]


Yep

“Posterity! you will never know how much it cost the present generation to preserve your freedom! I hope you will make a good use of it. If you do not, I shall repent in Heaven that I ever took half the pains to preserve it.”

― John Adams

I believe the Founders gave us a way to resolve issues with the Federal government, without violence, by a Convention of States. Teach them not to bite the hand that feeds them.
If/when such a convention is denied/rejected by said government, then we'll not be left with an option.

I find it difficult to believe that a statement or video of that theme and message even gets any attention on a forum of hunters. What psychological need is stuff like that filling for many of you?

Bryce

I do not watch that stuff since I already know the situation we have.

It's called staying informed. How long have we been told that they want "sensible gun laws" ? How many new laws have been written? Beto just screwed the pooch by saying out loud what any gun owner with a brain already knew. the left wants total confiscation. It has always been the agenda.