England Warns America: Don’t let them take your guns

The late, great Charlton Heston said it best, “from my cold dead fingers….”

In the words of the late Charlton Heston – “From my cold, dead hands!”

Gun owners need to organize within certain areas, have a phone call list to say, hey they’re at Joe’s house demanding his guns, let’s GO to his house and take a stand. If the Nazi’s leave, follow them to the next house, etc.

That’s what happens when lunatic politicians run a country! Another big issue is assimilation of immigrants; why that is such a challenge is beyond me with so many Americans marrying them. I’ve assimilated mine, and half her family.

We have the right to keep and bear (for now), we still have the guns (for now). We’d better put them to the use the founders intended when they wrote the Second Amendment. Our government isn’t OUR government–its owned and controlled by the rich powerful criminals of the NWO. THEY are the ones who pushed the UN small arms ban, a necessary first step in creating their One World Government and a global currency (and global taxation) controlled by them. We’ve seen it happen last century in Russia/USSR, Germany, and China (how’d that work out) and recently in the UK and Australia. The fascist-democraps willingly go along with these victim disarmament plans.
If there are any REAL Americans left, they’d better stop talking and act.

Hitler took away all the guns, laiter
the motorcycles which were needed for the war. Food for Thought America

1) There is no consensus of opinion in “England” against gun control (by the way, do you mean “England”, “England and Wales” or the UK as a whole – including Scotland and Northern Ireland? This is quite an important point if you are saying that “England warns America” then that can only be true if a majority of people in England are against gun control. If you do your research you will find out that in every opinion poll that is taken a vast majority of British people (such polls are taken over the whole UK) are in favour of restrictions on ownership of arms.

2) It is not true to say that crime ‘skyrocketed’ in England followng the introduction of gun control. Firstly, which gun control do you mean? The introduction of licenses for gun ownership, the banning of handguns following Dunblane? You have to identify which change in the gun laws caused this effect. Then you have to prove this effect. The problem you have here is that crime the UK has not ‘skyrocketed’. In fact, all the evidence suggests that it has been declining for about 20 years. The evidence for this is firstly recorded crimes (i.e. ones reported to the police have been falling for a number of years. More interestingly, there is a survey called the British Crime Survey which is an effort to find out the true level of crime by asking people what crimes they haven’t reported to the police. This has suggested that crime has been falling for even longer. True, there have been occasional rises in particular crimes which buck the overall downward trend, and on occasions these have included gun crime, but two things need to be said here. Firstly, total gun crime is so much lower in the UK than in the US and makes up such a tiny amount of total crime that even a 99% increase in one year would still be 99% of a tiny amount. There is not and there has not been an increase in gun crime in the UK which can in any way be traced to gun control. The evidence just does not support that assertion.

So, in conclusion. There is no evidence from the UK to even suggest that gun crime has a link to a rise in crime, and in any case crime in the UK is falling and has been so for a number of years.
I make these points not to take sides in the gun control debate, but simply to note that the argument made by some that gun control in the UK has failed and may even have caused a rise in crime is an argument that is completely unsupported by the evidence.

They’ll be taking my guns barrel end first…never to go back home to their wives and kids.