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It seems we have further reason to be ashamed of our government. Our taxpayer dollars are being spent wastefully to destroy innocent people for activity that should not be considered criminal in any sense. Shameful and shocking!

http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/allegat...l#ixzz1pztVTZIr

Supplying terrorist training camps in Canada and New Zealand -


What has the U.S. come to?

Curl

This is what happens when the Government is filled with "yes men" controlled by anti-gun libs.....

It is like "being nibbled to death by a gold fish" as freedom disappear's slowly under this administration.....the Constitution and the Bill of Rights have become 'door mats'.......

I hope all the dummies that voted for change are happy....!.....

I suppose it will just be a "ho-hum" news report when we next hear that Seal Team Six has shinnied down a rope into a residence in Christchurch, killed five members of a terrorist family while asleep in their beds, and recovered a pack of Jamison .470 NE brass found on the loading bench being prepared for a "covert sniper operation."

Who are the terrorists and oppressors now?

Curl

I am a mixed middle of the road/liberal/conservative. But, this kind of thing is jaw dropping. Our second amendment is the rock upon which our constitution is built. This tramples it.
NOT to hijack this thread, but the liberal press is pounding the "Stand Your Ground" law in the Florida Case, when in reality it has NOTHING to do with what happened to the victim. It is a good, fair, intelligent law which allows we the people to defend ourselves and others from criminals. We must remain ever vigilant from the "Do-gooder" mentality which believes that the only defense is to run away.

Sam Ogle, Lincoln, NE

Bush's Patriot Act did more for loss of freedom than anything else. You can thank him for the downward spiral.

Sounds to me like they skipped filling out paperwork that everyone else in the ammo business has to. Decisions like that are probably indicators why they are no longer in business anyways.

Very true. I feel sure this "prosecution" is based on that statute.




They were a gift to the sporting arms industry for anybody who enjoys shooting vintage English rifles. Perhaps some can rationalize such mistakes as justification for government oppression. Not for me.

Let's just go ahead and bring back the Star Chamber and the torture dungeon in the Tower of London. Oh hell, I guess that's been done already by the CIA. I forgot. We are in the proud business of holding people under harsh conditions, incommunicado, in secret prisons beyond American shores.

Curl

Yeah, you're right....it's all Bush's fault......wake up.......

Hopefully we can keep the discussion cordial and not like the 28 ga Picture thread on SSM.

I kind of agree with the paperwork not being filled out view. Our English brethren would probably say we have it too easy here as it is.

Our forefathers had a great vision and fought a great war of independence creating the most sacred document since the bible to insure our citizens could live a life of freedom. Now it is out turn to honor their great sacrifices and all those who have come after them. This is plain unadulterated BS and time for all of us to stand for our individual freedoms. The most dangerous threat to our freedoms do not come from external forces but instead from withing led by "progressive" wimps that do not honor those sacrifices or understand the meaning of the words honor, sacrafice and freedom.