The U.S. Constitution says unconstitutional laws need not be obeyed. The purpose of this book is to address and respond to the tedious, repetitive attacks on the Second Amendment by scores of Socialist writers, newspapers and magazines, who regularly write that the Second Amendment does not mean what it says. There are also a smaller number of Hollywood personalities who have been co-opted to speak with one voice alongside the Constitution naysayers.
They use an obtuse meaning, more often than not buttressed by what they call the “landmark” case U.S. vs. Miller. Anti U.S. Constitution writers, including lawyers for the ACLU, rely almost entirely on this minor case. The defendants did not even bother to appear before the Supreme Court when the case came up for review. The Second Amendment right of the people to bear arms was won in heated and prolonged debate by some of the greatest patriot-statesmen the United States has ever produced.
They left no doubt whatsoever that the right of the people to keep and bear arms of any type and in any quantity as they could afford shall never be abridged by any law, and that includes State law.
The author, who read 37,000 pages of the Annals of Congress, the Congressional Globe and the Congressional Record, lays out in clear and precise language exactly what that means to the citizens of the United States.
This book provides all of the answers ever needed to rebut and repulse those who wish to abridge or limit the Second Amendment right of the people. It will send the pro-gun lobbyists retreating in disarray and confusion.
They use an obtuse meaning, more often than not buttressed by what they call the “landmark” case U.S. vs. Miller. Anti U.S. Constitution writers, including lawyers for the ACLU, rely almost entirely on this minor case. The defendants did not even bother to appear before the Supreme Court when the case came up for review. The Second Amendment right of the people to bear arms was won in heated and prolonged debate by some of the greatest patriot-statesmen the United States has ever produced.
They left no doubt whatsoever that the right of the people to keep and bear arms of any type and in any quantity as they could afford shall never be abridged by any law, and that includes State law.
The author, who read 37,000 pages of the Annals of Congress, the Congressional Globe and the Congressional Record, lays out in clear and precise language exactly what that means to the citizens of the United States.
This book provides all of the answers ever needed to rebut and repulse those who wish to abridge or limit the Second Amendment right of the people. It will send the pro-gun lobbyists retreating in disarray and confusion.
