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GA: Georgia Democrats File Bill To Outlaw, Confiscate Common Guns
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Proving their willingness to trigger an armed insurrection by forcing law enforcement to attempt the confiscation of millions of these arms, the Democrats behind HB 731 direct that “the Georgia Bureau of Investigation shall seize and take possession of” these common firearms if the law passes.
I rather strongly suspect that these legislators have no idea of how violently the public would respond to attempts to confiscate their arms and ammunition by force, and how inadequately staffed the GBI would be attempting to confiscate firearms from an unorganized militia twice the size of then entire U.S. military. |
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netsyscon
(1/14/2016)
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Hate to say it, but,
WE TOLD YOU SO,
just doesn't cut it.
Lets kick them out of office!
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