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Subject: House Bill HR45


vman59

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Subject: House Bill HR45

Are you ready for the House Bill titled 'HR 45, Blair Holt Licensing and

Record Act of 2009'. It will make it illegal to own a firearm unless it is

registered with the database in Washington D.C. As a gun owner you will

have to be finger printed, you will be required to provide your DL#, SS#,

you must maintain a valid address at all times, submit to mental and

physical health records being put on file, you will also be required to

file any address changes and any ownership changes even if a private sale.

Each update will cost $25 and if you fail to comply you will lose your

right to own firearms. This bill and its language mirror almost completely

one defeated last year in the House of Representatives by soon to be Chief

of Staff Rahm Emanuel. Will we the citizenry be as lucky this time?

Pass this on to everyone who believes in strict Constitutionalism and

remember that laws only apply to those who obey them. Criminals by

definition and nature do not abide by laws. New laws and restrictions only

apply to the law abiding citizen and are not written with the criminal in

mind. With guns, it is not about having laws on the books to prosecute

individuals, it is about taking guns away from the people so that no one

has them in the first place. One last item to note, when assuming power

and creating a facist state, Hitler was a proponent of strong gun laws

because a disarmed populace was much easier to control than an armed one.

The kings of old also outlawed weapons of any kind in any region that they

conquered to quell the ability of the citizens to uprise against them.

The Founding Fathers of this nation understood all of the above and

because of this they included the second amendment in the constitution. In

fact, they knew that at some point in every society's life span that the

need for the population to arise came about.. To this end they made the

right to keep and bear arms against a tyrannical state an absolute right

that could not be revoked. They did this because the first thing tyrants

and despots do is to remove a population's right to defend themselves.

When this is done, the tyrants have no problem with the destruction of

society as we know it.

Protect your Second Amendment!

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This is the Bill that was discussed in this weeks Outdoor News. My blood was really boiling after reading what someone actually thought was a good way of going about getting guns off the street.

The only people who would register are the honest ones and some hunters. The people committing the crimes are not going to register their guns and provide all that information. The people who wrote this bill are living in la la land.

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This is another example of why I belong to the NRA. I do not always agree with what they want to do but, they do go to battle with the govermant against all this gun control. A simple $25.00 annually can go a long ways in protecting ones gun rights.

I agree this is nothing to laugh at as it could get passed. Forget the scare tactics, it will be to late to do anything when the l;aw is passed.

Call your reps now and let them know how you feel at a minimum.

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