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Are We Experiencing Peak Gun Rights?

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We may have reached peak gun rights.

History could very well record that in the modern era, the Second Amendment received its most generous reading in 2010 when the U.S. Supreme Court decided its last major case, and that gun rights have been declining ever since.

This prospect is as worrisome for anyone who takes an expansive view of the Second Amendment as it must be exhilarating for anti-gun advocates.

Since 2010, residents of California, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Washington, Colorado, Oregon—and states with similarly minded legislatures—have found themselves slapped with new restrictions that did not exist eight years ago. The U.S. Supreme Court has done precisely nothing to stop this extra-constitutional adventurism.

FK – Well that’s a load of defeatist bilge. What a cowardly bastard you are.

Firstly: The SCOTUS is NOT the final arbiter of our rights. WE ARE!!

Secondly, the Bill of Rights and the Second Amendment ACKNOWLEDGES rights we are born with, not granted.

Thirdly: When they tell us to turn them in and a commie SCOTUS rules that’s OK we go to war and start killing the garbage that wanted that law, passed that law and that seeks to enforce it.

That’s what it’s about, not begging for reprieve from our elected public servants or black-robed shysters.

How pathetic.

If you wish to avoid all that, if it can be and I don’t really think so, get off your ass and call the republicrat leadership and start demanding they return us to Liberty by repealing the ‘gun laws’ and arresting, prosecuting for treason and executing those who are working to disarm us so we can’t fight back against their socialist police state.

If that’s beyond your imagination then I was right with my first accusation. Wasn’t I?

AR15’s are Weapons of War? (2nd Amendment Fact & Admitting the Truth)

Stunning claim: U.S. at point where ‘elections don’t matter’

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Could our republic be on its last legs?

If the judicial system continues to usurp power it doesn’t rightfully possess, then America’s current system can’t last much longer, according to Conservative Review senior editor Daniel Horowitz.

“We will not survive another few years as a republic, irrespective of who wins this election, if the courts are not stripped of their power,” Horowitz declared during a recent appearance on the Mark Levin Show.

Indeed, the nation is reaching a “cathartic moment in our history where elections don’t matter,” according to Horowitz.

This is because unelected judges are deciding most major social and political questions with finality. Horowitz details the danger posed by the courts in his new book “Stolen Sovereignty: How to Stop Unelected Judges From Transforming America.”

FK – If ‘conservatives’ and ‘libertarians’ could get over their absurd ideologies and agree on who our real enemies are we might have a chance of saving the Bill of Rights, the document that makes us exceptional. But I’m not holding my breath.

Are we ready? I don’t see it. This is no longer a nation of men and too many are afraid of the ‘m’ word that’s in the Second Amendment they claim to value.