- Messages
- 4,251
- Reactions
- 1,850
I do not believe a nation wide confiscation would ever happen, there's too many firearms out there, not feasible. So I think all this talk is moot.
But should it happen on a case basis, such as Katrina...one would have to poll those in your jurisdiction to see how they feel about it.
The Katrina debacle just goes to show how many sheep are running with the sheepdogs. We all know who they are, as they fold like lawn chairs at the hint of confrontation. They may talk a big line, but they are easy to pick out from their useless jaw jacking. I separate myself from these types, I have no use for them...as they are a drain on the profession.
In my opinion, should it happen in my jurisdiction it would be a house by house decision. I know where the types that shouldn't have guns live, I also know the folks who would stand with me should some natural disaster strike as well.
Sad to say but every jurisdiction will be different on the subject.
I do believe you are one of the good guys! But there are alot of those... "sheep are running with the sheepdogs. We all know who they are, as they fold like lawn chairs at the hint of confrontation. They may talk a big line, but they are easy to pick out from their useless jaw jacking. I separate myself from these types, I have no use for them...as they are a drain on the profession." Those will/would be the first ones to uphold the new law of gun confiscations if there were such a law. Just ask the people of Canada and England.