Comments on: National Concealed Carry Law possible?

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 03:02:54 +0000

The only reason the Federal Agencies have so much power and authority is because We the citizens of this nation have “fallen asleep at the wheel” so to speak, and given this power and authority over our lives to them.It is our duty and responsibility as citizens of this nation to band together to protect and defend each other from Federal Government intrusion into our lives. When Federal agents come break into a citizens home to arrest a citizen (many times without a warrant) neighbors should come to the citizens aid and prevent the arrests. No citizen should be defenseless and helpless against the army of Federal agents. If all of the citizens neighbors came to his/her aid and prevented the arrests, the Federal agents would be helpless against a standing army of armed citizens. Hundreds of concerned neighbors should be activly getting involved in their neighbors lives especially if it is against Federal Agents.

By: Martin Oechsler

Martin Oechsler — Thu, 20 May 2010 02:40:47 +0000

No Constitution can be self enforcing. Government officials must respect their oaths to uphold the Constitution; and we the people must be vigilant in seeing that they do. It is up to us, to each generation, to preserve and protect it for ourselves and future generations. For the Constitution will live only if its alive in the hearts and minds of the American people. That, perhaps, is the most enduring lesson of our experiment in ordered liberty.
This article was published by the Cato Institute.
We should all remember it.
M. Oechsler

By: john gollan

john gollan — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:15:54 +0000

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By: Ekhart

Ekhart — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 15:11:20 +0000

“Gun Control” means Using both hands, and know your target, b 4 firing

By: Raymond Schfer

Raymond Schfer — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:48:41 +0000

I think every American should be able to protect themselves , and they should have the right to carry a concealed weapon if they want to or not.
I am sure there would of been tragedies prevented if some one could of been carrying a concealed weapon , and some people could still be alive if they had had the right to carry concealed.
I live in a rural community and the law enforcement is joke , I have myself to protect my family and the things I own. We the People I think it says in the Constitution. Not we the rich, we the politicians , or we select few have the right to protect ourselves. The last time I checked I was an American , and Marine Corps Veteran , I should have the right to carry a weapon if I want too.
I hope the guy in Louisiana gets his situation resolved pronto , if the future I feel sorry for our nation . Also to guy in Louisiana, thanks for your family sacrifices on the field of battle where ever they were.
I hope concealed carry gets passed we might see a big drop in the crime rate, one thing if you pull your weapon be ready to use it if you have too.
Well take care all and God Bless, and let the keep the three G’s of America, God, Guns, and Gut!!!!!

By: rouldph

rouldph — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:08:55 +0000

I don’t care how many laws are past the fact the only law their is and its called the constitution and the bill of rights meaning the 2nd if you read the declaration then you would agree that when a government dose what our government is doing then again you’ll agree it time to send them a pink slip You Are Fired put that in your book.

When a people fear the government this is called tyrants and should hold them as tyrants aganist the United States and put them in jail that’s what the declaration say for We the people to do.

And when the government fears the people this is called Liberty.

I’m getting sick of this government and doing my part to tell every one to march on and send these nuts a warring that we the people only hired them to defend the constitution and do their job within the constitution and nothing more, congress and the president do not have the right to tell its employer what to do we the employer tell them their job and it was laid out in the guidelines of the constitution and on top of it all people think the government owes them a paycheck, no no welfare has done more harm to our country then any other!.

It was not to raise 3 generations and they have more then people who need no hand outs.

Gun Rights Are our freedom to protect our self even a government who is only trying to rule the people of this land, read the declaration it will show you what we must do.

By: Manderson

Manderson — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 04:29:14 +0000

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By: Bill Bartmann

Bill Bartmann — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 06:17:08 +0000

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By: Charles Miller

Charles Miller — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 01:01:59 +0000

When I first heard about this legislation I was under the impression that it only pertained to requiring a ccw to be honored in other states, much like drivers licenses. I was not aware that it allowed for any control over ccw’s by the feds. I think reciprocity is a good and sensible thing but I also agree that we do not want the feds involved in any way with the issuing or the standards for issue of a ccw.

By: larry

larry — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:17:34 +0000

Two years ago, I was out for a day of turkey hunting, when an officer pulled me over for an expired tag. I was driving a borrowed vehicle as I had just been hit head on at 70mph by a driver who suffered a seizure. The officer, seeing a small container of .22 ammo in the back seat ordered me out of the vehicle and then found an .25 cal automatic and I did not have a ccw permit (Ibelieved and still do that a ccw is an infringement) Even though state law allows for the transport of a weapon for target practice or hunting purposes, I was charged with and jailed for unlawful possession. The local judge found me guilty (imagine that) and fined me $500, the maximum allowed by law. I appealed, and planned to use the 2nd amendment as my defense. The judge ruled the 2nd “irrelevant” in his court, I was found guilty, fined $1000 (more than allowed by law), and sentenced to six months in jail for as the prosecutor stated “wasting the court’s time on an appeal”. No prior cconvictions of any kind, never in trouble with the law, and got hit with the max for daring to defend my rights. The judge told me that I would not have received so harsh a sentence if I had played by the rules and paid an attorney to defend me. Our courts and the law are not about what is right or wrong, but about keeping the system operating by playing by their rules. I still do not have a ccw permit and would take the same course again, even if it meant more jail time. Our founding fathers pledged their lives (some died in the struggle) their fortunes (some lost everything), and their sacred honor in the struggle to set the basis for our Constitution. We must stand up for uninfringed rights to keep and bear.