Are You An “Extreme Second Amendment Supporter?”
BY Herschel Smith
7 years, 7 months ago
Haley said he sees most of the local debate over constitutional carry happening on the internet, on Facebook or gun-trading forums. Online, he says it feels like people with his stance are in the minority.
“Because they’re all gung-ho, you know? ‘I’m a Second Amendment supporter and in order to be a true Second Amendment supporter, I’ve got to support this, this has got to be the way it is,’” said Haley.
“The buzzword of ‘constitutional carry’, that sounds sexy, you know?” said Georgia House Rep. Alan Powell. “It’s a popular issue among the extreme Second Amendment supporters.”
Is there any other kind?
All gun laws are unconstitutional. Americans will never give up their guns. I guess that qualifies me as an extremist. I sure hope so!
Shows that American Gun-Owners have finally grown a spine. They’re not doing anything that the DemocRat/Socialists/Communists haven’t done on ‘Social Media’.
If it awakens some Fudds, it will have been worth it.
Being an extremist for what is morally right is a virtue. Supporting the God given right to personal and family self defense is morally right so therefore I am an extremist about that right.
Q: “Is there any other kind?”
Yes, there are at least two kinds of Second Amendment supporters:
1. “Extreme” supporters – believes that what’s written is what it means, especially considering the supporting writings of the founders.
2. “Yes, but” supporters – willing to incrementally give up their Second Amendment rights as pressure from anti-2A politicians/media/groups increases.
“Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is a Virtue.”
Forgot which Domestic Terrrist said that, ask King George about it…