One might argue that twenty-five years ago banning guns in a NH town hall was the beginning in a response to a shooting at one. But now it's in earnest.
It's amazing that NH is making moves to turn away from gun rights and hasn't embraced the Castle Doctrine--AG Kelly Ayotte seemingly dropped that ball on that--when other states are moving in the opposite direction. Just check out this interactive map of the United States and realize the revolution--or the fruition of the right contained in the Second Amendment, my view and Ted Nugent's--that has taken place.
Do you think Senator Jeanne Shaheen voted for allowing one state's concealed weapon's holder to be recognized by all the other states like a driver's license? But she is all G. Gordon Liddy when it comes to "reproductive rights" found in some penumbra emanating from somewhere in the Constitution.
It must be living in the Northeast or something. And it was so clear NH benefited by being different than its statist neighbors. Bye, bye, NH Advantage. Guns, taxes, excessive regulation. Another ruined state in the making.
Why is all this happening? Because we've turned away from the view of rights the Founders held. Some could be bargained away--alienable--while some couldn't and if a court, executive, or legislative body attempted to take these away--the inalienable (typo in the Declaration, calling the unalienable. Previous drafts used the "in" suffix.) rights--they'd be by definition a tyranny. Great tapes to listen to if you want to know more about this.
It's amazing that NH is making moves to turn away from gun rights and hasn't embraced the Castle Doctrine--AG Kelly Ayotte seemingly dropped that ball on that--when other states are moving in the opposite direction. Just check out this interactive map of the United States and realize the revolution--or the fruition of the right contained in the Second Amendment, my view and Ted Nugent's--that has taken place.
Do you think Senator Jeanne Shaheen voted for allowing one state's concealed weapon's holder to be recognized by all the other states like a driver's license? But she is all G. Gordon Liddy when it comes to "reproductive rights" found in some penumbra emanating from somewhere in the Constitution.
It must be living in the Northeast or something. And it was so clear NH benefited by being different than its statist neighbors. Bye, bye, NH Advantage. Guns, taxes, excessive regulation. Another ruined state in the making.
Why is all this happening? Because we've turned away from the view of rights the Founders held. Some could be bargained away--alienable--while some couldn't and if a court, executive, or legislative body attempted to take these away--the inalienable (typo in the Declaration, calling the unalienable. Previous drafts used the "in" suffix.) rights--they'd be by definition a tyranny. Great tapes to listen to if you want to know more about this.
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