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    Tag: Second Amendment

    Firearms Freedom Act Bill in Committee Wednesday Morning!


    By jackwilliamhoogendyk, Section News
    Posted on Mon Jan 21, 2013 at 10:43:00 PM EST
    Tags: second amendment (all tags)

    The Michigan Firearms Freedom Act will be heard in the Judiciary Committee Wednesday, January 23, 8:30 a.m. Room 110 of the Farnum Building, 125 W. Allegan St. Lansing, MI 48933 (map). Senator Rick Jones, Chairman of the committee, has given his personal commitment to passage of this bill out of committee. Please come to Lansing to lend your support or testify in favor of the bill. More information about this bill is below.

    Firearms Freedom Act Introduced in Michigan Senate
    As a preemptive strike against federal legislation or presidential executive orders, Senator Phil Pavlov has introduced Senate Bill 63, the Michigan Firearms Freedom Act. This bill is quite simple. The key passage reads as follows: A personal firearm, a firearm accessory, or ammunition that is manufactured commercially or privately in Michigan and that remains within the borders of Michigan is not subject to federal law or federal regulation, including registration, under the authority of congress to regulate interstate commerce.

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    Senator Pavlov Introduces Firearms Freedom Act


    By jackwilliamhoogendyk, Section News
    Posted on Mon Jan 21, 2013 at 09:42:54 PM EST
    Tags: second amendment, Michigan, guns (all tags)

    Cross-posted from core principles blog

    As a preemptive strike against federal legislation or presidential executive orders, Senator Phil Pavlov has introduced Senate Bill 63, the Michigan Firearms Freedom Act. This bill is quite simple. The key passage reads as follows: A personal firearm, a firearm accessory, or ammunition that is manufactured commercially or privately in Michigan and that remains within the borders of Michigan is not subject to federal law or federal regulation, including registration, under the authority of congress to regulate interstate commerce.

    We need legislation like this, as quickly as we can get it passed. Contact Senator Pavlov and thank him for introducing this bill. Call your state senator and ask them to vote for it when they get the chance. You can read Senator Pavlov's message here.

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    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    Showing the Way?


    By Crippy, Section News
    Posted on Thu Jan 10, 2013 at 09:39:52 PM EST
    Tags: HB0104 - Firearm Protection Act, Second Amendment (all tags)

    Perhaps the Michigan legislature can follow Wyoming's lead.

    Lawmakers in Wyoming are seeking to protect their constituents from the Rogue Regime in D.C.

    They have drafted the "Firearms Protection Act".


    The "Firearms Protection Act" bill, introduced this week, would make any federal law banning semi-automatic firearms or limiting the size of gun magazines unenforceable within the state's boundaries.

    Anyone trying to enforce a federal gun ban could face felony charges under the proposal. It also includes a provision allowing the Wyoming Attorney General's office to defend any state resident against any federal firearm ban.

    (235 words in story) Full Story

    An A-Bomb - OK Maybe Not That


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Wed Jan 09, 2013 at 10:35:50 PM EST
    Tags: The United States, Michigan, SB59, Gun Rights, Rogue Government, Tyranny, Second Amendment, Third Amendment, Constitution, Playing By The Rules, Physics, Equal And Opposing Force, Self Defense, All They Had Were Muskets, Non-Sequitors (all tags)

    The opponents to the 2nd amendment [enumerated] rights are so predictable.

    Heck, even the proponents of the 2nd amendment get caught up in the false premises promoted by the lefty lobbies arguing in favor of disarmament.  Even those who advocate gun ownership too often agree rather easily, that a fully automatic machine gun is too much. [to allow]  They agree that having a bazooka is probably just plain crazy.  And that schools are a bad place to allow guns at all; this last receiving an exclamation point with the governor vetoing SB59.

    How sad.  How intellectually lazy.  

    How incredibly naive.

    Not in the failure of the governor to sign, but in the thinking that one does not have the absolute God-given right to defend their person from aggressors by whatever means possible.  In the thinking that some social sense of insecurity should trump the ability for an individual to provide for his or her own protection. In the thought that an unarmed populace is somehow more intrinsically safe than one which in self interest, has armed itself.

    Thus the argument so predictably presented by the left, that the founders of our constitution "didn't envision semi-automatic rifles and machine guns", falls flat on its face.  The second amendment was put in place for a reason.  It was followed up by the third, (quartering without consent) which few could quote, and was placed so early in the bill of rights as to make very clear, its importance. Those two set up a very clear message to our newly formed government that it was not to assume any activity contrary to the liberty and freedoms assumed by the populace; that no action UPON the people would be accepted, and that the people had the right to defend against force in the commission of such action.

    George Mason helped to clarify this fact.

    Read on below the fold.

    (24 comments, 1059 words in story) Full Story

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