In a time of universal deceit, the truth is a revolutionary act”
– George Orwell
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Constitutional Carry
Are some of the programed
robots in the U.S. actually beginning to think for themselves?
By de Andréa Opinion Editorialist
THE BOTTOM LINE: April 14, 2015
THE BOTTOM LINE: April 14, 2015
In light of THE MURDER ZONES published on April 12, I thought
this was good news for a change. Three more states have recently implemented
“constitutional carry,” the name given to laws that legalize open as well as
concealed carry of a loaded weapon. Bear
in mind that the term “legalize” in this instance is a redundancy since it is
already legal according to U.S. Federal Constitutional law, which supersedes
all other laws both federal and state.
The movement for constitutional carry espouses the principle that the Second Amendment is the only provision necessary to authorize a citizen’s right to be armed. “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”
As ratified by the States and authenticated by
Thomas Jefferson, Secretary of State
If it is illegal to infringe on this law, then why
is it infringed?
The three states to recently
come on board to acknowledge that we actually have Constitutional rights here
in America are Kansas, New Hampshire, and West Virginia.
Most of my readers have been told that every American
citizen is issued a concealed carry permit when we’re born. It’s known as the
Second Amendment to the Constitution.
While the Founders would agree with the statement above, the
modern day anti American government chooses to interpret it differently —
leaving it to the states to decide if they want to abide by the document of law
that this great nation was founded upon…
One major loophole that the constitutional carry bill
closes is the fact that in some states where open carry is legal, the act of
slipping on a coat or jacket over your firearm essentially turns you into a
criminal, as the firearm then becomes “concealed.”
Other states around the nation are advancing pro-gun
legislation, marking major victories for Second Amendment supporters and
proving once again that the billions of dollars spent by the “Hate
America anti-gun lobby” is a massive waste of money.
Senate Bill 317 would require Charleston, South
Charleston, Martinsburg and Dunbar to abandon their restrictive, anti-gun
ordinances related to the carrying or selling of firearms. Under this law, West
Virginia cities may still prohibit the concealed carrying of firearms in
“municipal buildings dedicated to government operations,” but not anywhere
else.
“This bill will bring uniformity to the confusing
patchwork of gun laws around the state,” noted Chris W. Cox, executive director of the National
Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action. “This bill will remove confusion
and protect the rights of gun owners throughout the state. It is important to
have clear and uniform laws upholding our Right to Keep and Bear Arms,” added
Cox.
The Conservative Times also discussed the West Virginia law:
Removing the “grandfathered” regulations in Charleston
and other municipalities that allow a three-day “waiting period” on handguns
and the purchase of only one handgun a month (gun rationing).
Allowing for the storage of firearms in personal vehicles
on municipal property when locked out of sight.
This is a good thing for the
people of West Virginia. It is confusing to have different gun laws in
different cities and towns. More states should pass uniform laws such as this,
while still allowing private businesses the option to declare themselves
gun-free at their own risk if they so choose.
The West Virginia law overrides separate local ordinances in
various cities and towns within the state. It also removes the potentially
dangerous waiting period.
A strong move toward
constitutional carry is also underway
in Iowa, where supporters have written a bill to allow unrestricted carry
of a handgun without a permit.
Iowa would join the ranks of Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Vermont
and Wyoming, the only states that do not require a permit for individuals to
keep and bear arms. Insolently because of lack of anti-gun laws these States
have the lowest violent crime rates in the nation. A similar proposal has been
floated in South Carolina.
Even areas of the country
that are usually
strongly Democratic and liberal are showing signs of moving
toward pro-gun positions. Citizens groups in Connecticut are speaking out
against that state’s strong anti-gun laws, I guess they don’t want another
Sandy Hook massacre. Citizens of Detroit are being urged by their police chief
to arm themselves and fight back against crime. That my friend is how crime
rates drop in as city or a state.
Even Chicago, the poster city for gun control, recently had its
ban on gun stores overturned, after the Illinois ban on concealed carry was
ruled unconstitutional. Now just as in Washington DC with
Heller vs Washington DC watch the escalating crime rate in Chicago begin to
deescalate in the next few years.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Could
it really be - that the robotically programed anti-constitutionalists are
finally beginning to actually have an independent thought, and as a result,
they are becoming aware of the truth of the Second Amendment, what it’s for,
and why it is absolutely necessary to ensure the future of freedom and security
in America?
Greater miracles have happened…
Thanks for listening – de Andréa
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for them to hear the truth.
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referenced articles as source materials. Thank you – de Andréa
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