Gun Grabber Desperation Showing As More Americans Buy Firearms
BY Herschel Smith
4 years, 7 months ago
“There is no constitutional right to immediately buy or sell guns,” Brady Campaign President Kris Brown whined to NBC News, where it was dutifully picked up by other megaphone wielders like the UK’s BBC for global consumption. “And there certainly is no right to spread coronavirus while buying or selling guns.”
That last part is just a clumsy red herring coupled with a clumsier insult intended to appeal to useful idiot ignorance and gin up their contempt – hardly a feat for those whose very existence screams “mob mentality.” As for Brown’s first contention, stated properly, there’s no constitutional authority to infringe on the right of the people to keep and bear arms, and a right delayed, as Martin Luther King observed, is a right denied. Given her druthers, gun stores necessary to “the security of a free State” would remain shuttered not just indefinitely, but forever.
The entire objection is one that is possible only because of prior and current infringements. The prior infringement is one of NICS and the necessity that the FedGov stay open for business in order to purchase a firearm from an FFL.
The current infringement is the seemingly ubiquitous executive orders by governors that businesses and churches shutter their places just because the state says so.
Without those two infringements, the entire complaint never never have even been pondered. It’s all based on false premises.
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