If you believe that mass gun ownership is a cornerstone of Liberty, shouldn't you be more worried about NDAA..?

[fyfe]

than gun control?

Does it make sense that while the military has the legal right to kill civilians, that people are more inclined to become political activists in order to keep their guns than they are to keep their right to life, liberty and property with due process?

[hussein]

Where have you been the past few months? Generally everyone on here, especially those with libertarian leanings have been extremely vocal against NDAA.

Right now, one of the primary topics in our media institutions, due to the actions of a mad man, happens to be firearms.

And in a time that a government can use drone strikes against it's own citizens, or place them on a "kill or capture" list, and enforce things like the 2012 NDAA, now is the time you want us to simply lay down our last line of defense, our fundamental liberty and our constitutional right?

I know this government better than you. When we lose our right to own a firearm, this will be an all out police state.

[fiacre68]

Due process did a lot of good for those movie goers in Colorado didn't it ?

Way more than someone in the audience with a .357 could have , right ?

[ardwyad]

Without guns we couldn't fight the martial law that is imposed by NDAA, now could we? Without the ability to fight back, when the time comes, the present administration could do anything it wanted to without opposition. hhmmmm,,,I guess it already is.