IslandTractor
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- Joined
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- Prudence Island, RI
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- 2007 Kioti DK40se HST, Woods BH
I expect there will be many people (millions, perhaps) that share this American's stance...I surely do!
There are two issues. One is whether to pass a law requiring registration of certain weapons. Anyone is entitled to their opinion on that. The other issue is whether you would comply with the law of the land if such a law is passed. You don't have the right to opt out in that case. Civil disobedience is a well established way to resist the law but it has consequences. For a civilian I imagine the penalties would be fines and perhaps confiscation. For a member of the Armed Forces, sworn to protect the laws of the USA, the result would be catastrophic including dishonorable discharge. That would be sad. I can understand someone would be against such a law but if it gets through congress and is implemented nobody gets to excuse themselves without consequences.