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THE SECOND AMENDMENT
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed."
SSRsi believes it
is imperative that a Free Citizenry remain armed if it is to retain its
freedom, but we will not enter into direct discussion or debate with those
who feel otherwise.
`We
believe history has proven our point for us.
Never has a
disarmed society been safe from abuse by its so-called protector government.
Not an opinion, simply a well rehearsed fact. Mankind appears to be
incapable of governing itself benevolently without the constant threat of
direct violent intervention for the abuse of power. Even with that threat,
it appears that governments are incapable of benevolent administration
beyond a certain period of time - approximately 200-300 years. If anything,
history has proven that the citizenry - armed and otherwise - are often more
benevolent and forgiving of their government's foibles than the governments
themselves.
See also: [Anti-Gun
Articles] or [Pro-Gun
Articles] on other pages.
Legal Documents on Firearms:
United States v. Emerson
[currently under appeal to the
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals]
Department of the Treasury Study
on the Sporting Suitability of Modified Semiautomatic Assault Rifles
National Firearms Act Branch Brochure
(12/15/00)
Questions and Answers
Regarding the Permanent Provisions of the Brady Law (11/27/1998)
Regulation T.D. 415
Implementation of Public Law 103-159, Relating to the Permanent Provisions
of the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act (10/29/1998)
Compendium of State Firearms Laws
A chart listing the main provisions
of state handgun laws.
Right To Carry Reciprocity Guide
A guide to which states accept other
states’ Right To Carry permits.
News & Releases
(National Rifle Association [NRA] Institute for Legislative Action)
Cincinnati v. Beretta U.S.A. Corp. et al.,
Ohio Court of Common Pleas, October 7, 1999 [transcript of order dismissing
City of Cincinnati
lawsuit against gun manufacturers]
Merrill v. Navegar,
California Court of Appeal, September 29, 1999 [victims of 1993 gun massacre
can sue gun manufacturer; PDF format only]
NAACP suit against
gun manufacturers
BATF's State Laws and Published Ordinances -
Firearms (22nd Edition) Click on
the map and you'll get some great info.
Effectively Communicating With Your Lawmakers
As a voting constituent, you have a tremendous ability to influence the
outcome of legislation. Ask any elected official which individual's concerns
are most important to him, and chances are they all will deliver the same
response: his constituents`. All politicians are keenly aware of the fact
that it is their constituents who hold the keys to their political futures.
Therefore, constituent concerns are of the utmost concern to politicians.
The best way you can affect the outcome of legislation is to directly
communicate your views to your lawmakers. REMEMBER: Your lawmakers work for
you
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