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<blockquote data-quote="Super Dave" data-source="post: 1593956" data-attributes="member: 8429">A good read, but it&#039;s been said over and over again.&nbsp; I know it, you know it.&nbsp; The trouble is, although the country is filled with firearm owners, who among them would actually stick their necks out to do what&#039;s right?I agree, there is no good reason any law abiding citizen should not be able to own a military weapon, like M-16, AK, or even something of newer design, manufactured last year.&nbsp; There is no good reason to impose a $200 tax.&nbsp; There is no good reason to require that law abiding citizens that do own said weapons should be on a registry.&nbsp; The fact is, it hinders our right to bear arms (any arm we should choose) for the very reason of overcoming the tyranny of government gone wild.&nbsp; BUT... unless we stand as a whole people, it will only continue to get more restrictive, just as the Governor of Pennsylvania said way back when, as he gave Parliament his thoughts on the matter of disarming the people.&nbsp; The fact is, it will never happen (standing united on the problem).&nbsp; Sad, but true.&nbsp; Did you see the author is from Midwest City?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Super Dave, post: 1593956, member: 8429"] A good read, but it's been said over and over again. I know it, you know it. The trouble is, although the country is filled with firearm owners, who among them would actually stick their necks out to do what's right? I agree, there is no good reason any law abiding citizen should not be able to own a military weapon, like M-16, AK, or even something of newer design, manufactured last year. There is no good reason to impose a $200 tax. There is no good reason to require that law abiding citizens that do own said weapons should be on a registry. The fact is, it hinders our right to bear arms (any arm we should choose) for the very reason of overcoming the tyranny of government gone wild. BUT... unless we stand as a whole people, it will only continue to get more restrictive, just as the Governor of Pennsylvania said way back when, as he gave Parliament his thoughts on the matter of disarming the people. The fact is, it will never happen (standing united on the problem). Sad, but true. Did you see the author is from Midwest City? [/QUOTE]

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