THAT is your rationalization for not opposing yet another infringement on citizens rights? You're a useful idiot. Why is that? You live in Canada.
Which is exactly my point. Who would have thought that we would even be debating the use of drone attacks on Americans at all, let alone on U.S. soil? And with a left leaning dem in command no less. The only thing stopping these guys is the can't quite figure out how to sell gunning down a few million "armed" people. It would be quite messy and they're trying to avoid that. Best way to do it is to disarm the nation.
I would assume the shortages are just from everyone panicking and thinking all calibers are going to be banned or something so they are loading up. I know most stores around here limit you to one box of ammo per day.
========================== Good points;most NRA members have insurance anyway I like that US Senator that lectured Senator Finestein,[1st, 2nd amendment] like she was a 6th grader.Even though she said, MAD,'' i am not a 6th grader.LOL '' =================================
Murray, does the insurance come with your membership or do you have to get it separately? I am a Life Member and should know this but I don't.
7. How likely is such a law to pass? Not very. Many such bills have been rejected over the years â nearly two dozen since 2003, in fact, according to the National Council of State Legislatures. Illinois failed to pass a bill in 2009 requiring gun owners to carry liability insurance and the state House recently rejected a measure that would have required concealed weapons carriers to carry liability insurance. Were such a bill to pass, it would likely face legal challenges over the constitutionality of forcing people to buy insurance to exercise their Second Amendment right to bear arms. Whatâs more, Hartwig says it is unlikely insurers would offer such coverage.