Criminals will still have guns…

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No mat­ter what you think the truth about Gun Laws is that they do not work because crim­i­nals will always do what they want and the rea­son why is sim­ple they are not afraid of break­ing the law, Duh, they are crim­i­nals. 

Gun rights advo­cates have long been chid­ed as “crack­pots” by naïve lib­er­als. Many have sat around the din­ner table on hol­i­days and formed a de fac­to salon of opin­ions, dis­cussing the issues of the day, and have heard these words uttered from know-it-all lib­er­al friends and rel­a­tives, “Do you real­ly think that the gov­ern­ment is going to come and con­fis­cate your gun?”

Yes, we do. Lib­er­als call them “gun nuts,” but those who have long warned against such tyran­ny seem more like prophets.

Cit­i­zens of New York are awak­en­ing to the night­mare of gun con­fis­ca­tion as over 500 notices have already been sent out, demand­ing that those who pos­sess firearms that have been made ille­gal are required to turn them over to the author­i­ties.

Personal Liberty Shutdown

Fox News Report­ed on the gun con­fis­ca­tion which was first report­ed on byTheTruthAboutGuns.com.

The New York City Police Depart­ment is tak­ing aim at own­ers of cer­tain shot­guns and rifles, telling them all long guns with a five-round or more capac­i­ty must be turned in, altered or tak­en out of town.

An esti­mat­ed 500 recip­i­ents of the notices, which were mailed on Nov. 18, were giv­en the options to sur­ren­der their gun, per­ma­nent­ly move the gun out of city juris­dic­tion or employ a licensed gun­smith to mod­i­fy the weapon to get into com­pli­ance with the law. Rifles and shot­guns with a capac­i­ty of five or more rounds are affect­ed.

An NYPD spokes­woman told FoxNews.com the ini­tia­tive has been in prac­tice since 2010.

But this year is the first time crit­ics say the notices were so wide­ly dis­persed. The notice was first report­ed on the web­site TheTruthAboutGuns.com.

New York State has the strictest gun laws in the coun­try. May­or Michael Bloomberg, co-founder of May­ors Against Ille­gal Guns, has made it a pri­or­i­ty of his to pull ille­gal hand­guns off the streets and direct­ly links these guns to vio­lent crimes. But crit­ics say the real prob­lem is ille­gal hand­guns in the hands of crim­i­nals, not long guns owned by law-abid­ing cit­i­zens.

TTAG was clear that the gun con­fis­ca­tion is as a result of a 2010 law and is not a result of the recent­ly-passed SAFE Act.

This is a criminal’s dream come true. A law-abid­ing pop­u­lace that is being sys­tem­at­i­cal­ly dis­armed of their legal­ly-owned pro­tec­tions only sig­nals an “open sea­son” for crim­i­nals who wish to tar­get the law-abid­ing.

Fur­ther, what this lat­est action indi­cates is that while many will com­ply, many oth­ers will not; this will force the City of New York’s hand and they will have to decide if whether or not they wish to look weak or if they wish to be pic­tured kick­ing in doors and con­fis­cat­ing weapons- a hall­mark dis­play of force by tyrants and thugs.

For years, anti-gun rights activists have been ask­ing the wrong ques­tions. Piers Mor­gan has exem­pli­fied the cho­rus of naivety by repeat­ed­ly ques­tion­ing, “Why would some­one need 30 rounds?” Oth­ers have main­tained that “rea­son­able” restric­tions are accept­able, but have over­looked the iron­clad doc­trine that is the Sec­ond Amend­ment. They have chid­ed those who are fierce­ly pro­tec­tive of our rights by pre­tend­ing that the gov­ern­ment is, some­how, unwill­ing to con­fis­cate legal­ly-owned weapons; how­ev­er, the ugly truth is that gun con­fis­ca­tion hap­pens and one benign accep­tance of this tyran­ny only wel­comes oth­ers.

It all sounds harm­less enough- “com­mon sense” mag­a­zine restric­tions, “rea­son­able” firearm own­er­ship lim­i­ta­tions and sim­ple gun reg­istries all sound benign. How­ev­er, the truth is after com­ing after the firearms the gov­ern­ment deems “unnec­es­sary,” for the pop­u­lace to have, they use these gun reg­istries to come for their col­lec­tion. When they do so, only the law-abid­ing hand them over and crim­i­nals remain armed at a time when law-abid­ing cit­i­zens are becom­ing more vul­ner­a­ble.


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