South Dakota Joins the Firearms Freedom Movement

["DoubleAction"]

SB 89 has been introduced in the South Dakota Legislature to begin the process of resuming state’s rights with regard to firearms. For too long, the people and the states have allowed the federal government to usurp authority that rightly belongs to the states and the people to regulate things like firearms.

Ignoring Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution and the Tenth Amendment egregiously since the days of FDR, the federal government has perverted parts of the Constitution like the General Welfare Clause and the Commerce Clause to negate and nullify other portions of the Constitution. The days of such activity are now numbered as many states are moving forward to re-assume their rights with regard to government health care systems, firearms and more.

Firearms Freedom Acts are popping up across the country to tell the federal government to keep its paws off firearms and ammunition manufactured and sold within that state. The Firearms Freedom Act website indicates two states have passed such laws (with Montana having been the first), and about 20 states in the process of working on such acts.

More : www.dakotavoice.com/2010/01/south-dakota-joins-the-firearms-freedom-movement/

[MLB]

I remember seeing an NRA note that suggested that people should not try out this new found freedom by manufacturing their own handguns regardless, as NRA won't be backing them on this endeavor.

["DoubleAction"]

Feb 15, 2010 13:19:18 GMT -5 MLB said:

I remember seeing an NRA note that suggested that people should not try out this new found freedom by manufacturing their own handguns regardless, as NRA won't be backing them on this endeavor.

The American Firearms Manufacturers do not impress me with being too organized, but rather competitors in a struggling market place. At the onset of the Federal Lawsuits, waged against the industry, they ran their own separate ways, instead of organizing to fight the assault in strength.