What would you do if the police came to take away your guns?

Congress has decided that you cant be trusted with them. Its to cut down on crime they say. But there not just taking your guns, but everyones. There going door to door. What do you do?

I am very interested to know. Also, this can involve other law agentces, and army.

What would you do if the police came to take away your guns?4seal

"Aw cool! I had guns!?"

even teh watar gunz?!?!111???!!one?!?!?!1!

oh no :o

Well, if this was in the real world I would give them my guns then go sign some petition to get the law revoked. Thats the beauty of America; if enough people dont like something, we really can change it.

If this was a fictional world and other rights were being taken away and there was indeed a revolution, I would fight in it. I would likely fight for the "hippies" against the "man" (government) though that would ultimately mean I would have to kill all my friends since theyre mostly conservative farmers from the central valley. Plus, tbh, I really dont like the liberals I know.

Maybe I would fight for the conservatives since, despite being a liberal, I get along with them better.

I dont know what i would do if they took away my AK.

That depends, if Sting and the Police came to take away my guns I would trade a song for every gun.

Given that I don't use the guns I have, they would have no reason to rightfully take them away, and since the government would be behind such a thing, I'd use the second amendment for the very reason for which it was created: destroy a corrupt government.

Of course, I wouldn't be able to do that on my own.:D

even though i dont own any guns, i would imemdiately get them

the government dosent have THAT much power over people, even if they think they do.

[QUOTE="Zentrenius"]

Given that I don't use the guns I have, they would have no reason to rightfully take them away, and since the government would be behind such a thing, I'd use the second amendment for the very reason for which it was created: destroy a corrupt government.

Of course, I wouldn't be able to do that on my own.:D

4seal

Dont worry ill help you.

It only takes one guy to destory a nation, and two guys to fix it.

You take them out from a distance, I'll handle them up close. I'm better with blades. :twisted:

If I did have guns. And the USA instigated a full ban on any normal (qualified) civilian owning any type of gun. I would shoot. Taking away all our guns like that is a step towards totalitarianism. And I would rather die than let that happen.munu9

Why should anyone care if their guns were eliminated from their lives in a supposedly civilized country?MilkMaster69

because its a freedom we have and the government would unjustly be taking it away.

I dont care if its freedom to have 100 poptarts a day, freedom to drink all the beer you want, or freedom to express how racists you are...the government is taking away a right people want.

What the rest of the world fails to realize is that America, for better or worse (for worse imo) wants guns, and it is therefore criminal for the government to take them away.

Not to sound cliche, but its the principle of the matter.

[QUOTE="MilkMaster69"]Why should anyone care if their guns were eliminated from their lives in a supposedly civilized country?mrbojangles25

because its a freedom we have and the government would unjustly be taking it away.

I dont care if its freedom to have 100 poptarts a day, freedom to drink all the beer you want, or freedom to express how racists you are...the government is taking away a right people want.

What the rest of the world fails to realize is that America, for better or worse (for worse imo) wants guns, and it is therefore criminal for the government to take them away.

Not to sound cliche, but its the principle of the matter.

Do you think a freedom to own suitcase nukes for any eventuality is also cool? Hey, it's just like a gun, but with a bigger boom, right? If you are so for freedom, then surely you pass that sentiment on to every other nation too, right?

[QUOTE="munu9"]If I did have guns. And the USA instigated a full ban on any normal (qualified) civilian owning any type of gun. I would shoot. Taking away all our guns like that is a step towards totalitarianism. And I would rather die than let that happen.Whicker89

No, but we have our right to own a gun so that if our government suppressed us, we could fight back. And taking away all our guns would probably mean the government is planning on suppressing us and becoming totalitarian. I'm all for gun control and everything but taking away all guns from civilians would make me leave this country.

[QUOTE="Whicker89"][QUOTE="munu9"]If I did have guns. And the USA instigated a full ban on any normal (qualified) civilian owning any type of gun. I would shoot. Taking away all our guns like that is a step towards totalitarianism. And I would rather die than let that happen.munu9

No, but we have our right to own a gun so that if our government suppressed us, we could fight back. And taking away all our guns would probably mean the government is planning on suppressing us and becoming totalitarian. I'm all for gun control and everything but taking away all guns from civilians would make me leave this country.

[QUOTE="MilkMaster69"][QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]

[QUOTE="MilkMaster69"]Why should anyone care if their guns were eliminated from their lives in a supposedly civilized country?4seal

because its a freedom we have and the government would unjustly be taking it away.

I dont care if its freedom to have 100 poptarts a day, freedom to drink all the beer you want, or freedom to express how racists you are...the government is taking away a right people want.

What the rest of the world fails to realize is that America, for better or worse (for worse imo) wants guns, and it is therefore criminal for the government to take them away.

Not to sound cliche, but its the principle of the matter.

Do you think a freedom to own suitcase nukes for any eventuality is also cool? Hey, it's just like a gun, but with a bigger boom, right? If you are so for freedom, then surely you pass that sentiment on to every other nation too, right?

Nukes are not for self defence....

They could be if your hillbilly homestead was threatened by self-supposed unwanted outsiders, and it fit in a convenient duffel bag, which they most definitely can be.

[QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]

[QUOTE="MilkMaster69"]Why should anyone care if their guns were eliminated from their lives in a supposedly civilized country?MilkMaster69

because its a freedom we have and the government would unjustly be taking it away.

I dont care if its freedom to have 100 poptarts a day, freedom to drink all the beer you want, or freedom to express how racists you are...the government is taking away a right people want.

What the rest of the world fails to realize is that America, for better or worse (for worse imo) wants guns, and it is therefore criminal for the government to take them away.

Not to sound cliche, but its the principle of the matter.

Do you think a freedom to own suitcase nukes for any eventuality is also cool? Hey, it's just like a gun, but with a bigger boom, right? If you are so for freedom, then surely you pass that sentiment on to every other nation too, right?

yet another person misses the point.

Notice that I said its a freedom we want. No sane person wants another person to have the right to carry a suitcase nuke, let alone does the majority want that, so therefore it is not a right.

With guns, enough people go hunting, shoot targets, need it for self-defence (yes, America is far from perfect and I can name five instances where a household gun has saved people I know), and other things that the majority finds the right to own weapons a reasonable thing, so therefore it is our right to own guns.

like I said, you miss the point...what you need to do is realize that a simple state of mind where you think "guns are bad, therefore the right to own guns is bad" is not appropriate. Like Obi Wan said, "only a Sith deals in absolutes!" and you are indeed dealing with absolutes with that black and white thinking of yours.

THe world is a gigantic and beautiful gray splotch, man, and the freedom to own guns has its good and bad sides. At this time, it seems the good outweighs the bad but as soon as the bad outweighs the good you can be damn sure Americans will ban them.

Yes, because guns are the only way to fight back.Whicker89

With a government that would sooner have us "disappear" that listen to us plead/speak freely. Do you have a better way to fight back?

Why does America still seem like the wild, wild West?! Is it because they still cling to a social and political stigmata that should long ago have been buried, or is it because of governmental mismanagement inducing a deep-rooted sense of distrust, or is it some other thing?MilkMaster69

um... it doesn't how does it seem like the wild wild west to you?

Why should anyone care if their guns were eliminated from their lives in a supposedly civilized country?MilkMaster69

Because nothing is constant and incorruptable. Because we, unlike some other nations, have rights as a people, the right to defend ourselves from an ever-growing government. It's Plan B, and if that gets taken away, we'll become ruled by the government, rather than its rulers (and unfortunately, we're slipping towards the former as it is).

Why does America still seem like the wild, wild West?! Is it because they still cling to a social and political stigmata that should long ago have been buried, or is it because of governmental mismanagement inducing a deep-rooted sense of distrust, or is it some other thing?MilkMaster69

There's no reasoning with you, is there?

[QUOTE="MilkMaster69"]Why should anyone care if their guns were eliminated from their lives in a supposedly civilized country?Zentrenius

Because nothing is constant and incorruptable. Because we, unlike some other nations, have rights as a people, the right to defend ourselves from an ever-growing government. It's Plan B, and if that gets taken away, we'll become ruled by the government, rather than its rulers (and unfortunately, we're slipping towards the former as it is).

Tell that story to Europeans, and they will laugh.

I suppose you are also the type with a blueprint for building a fallout shelter under your property, if you have not already executed it, even though the Cold War ended long ago and this is NOT the 50's.

Congress has decided that you cant be trusted with them. Its to cut down on crime they say. But there not just taking your guns, but everyones. There going door to door. What do you do?

I am very interested to know. Also, this can involve other law agentces, and army.

4seal

Shoot 'em all in the face.

Why does America still seem like the wild, wild West?! Is it because they still cling to a social and political stigmata that should long ago have been buried, or is it because of governmental mismanagement inducing a deep-rooted sense of distrust, or is it some other thing?MilkMaster69

have you even been to the US? The "Wild West" didnt exist back then, and its a fictional myth today. Mismanagement? Out of the past 200 or so years we have had very few bad years; with that said, we are still a young country so, please, be patient...I am sure in a couple hundred years we can be like France with its great work opportunites, or like Japan with its awesome treatment of females in the work place.

Anyway, why do you find the need to be so mean? I mean, from a country (just guessing) that doesnt allow guns, you sure seem verbally violent.

Hmmm...maybe thats why we allow guns. So mean people like you dont step out of line! Yay, the positives of gun ownership get another, uhm, postiive of gun ownership!