I just read an article in the Raleigh News and Observer (a notoriously left leaning, anti-gun organization). It says that Senator Burr, the senior senator and chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, supports the "no fly, no buy" legislation. This legislation, proposed by the emotion operating, anti-gun members of congress, smacks of 1933 Germany in its creation of a secret list with no set criteria for inclusion, maintained by some nebulous bureaucrats that can deny citizens their rights.
They claim that citizens who are denied will be able to appeal. The issue is that one will not even know if they are on the list unless they try to exercise their constitutional rights. How much will it cost, how long will it take and how onerous will it be to show that an honest citizen has been wronged by some incompetent bureaucrat?
I would ask all NC members to contact Senator Burr and oppose this ill advises, emotion filled, void of reason/common sense, legislation.
They claim that citizens who are denied will be able to appeal. The issue is that one will not even know if they are on the list unless they try to exercise their constitutional rights. How much will it cost, how long will it take and how onerous will it be to show that an honest citizen has been wronged by some incompetent bureaucrat?
I would ask all NC members to contact Senator Burr and oppose this ill advises, emotion filled, void of reason/common sense, legislation.