Mexico is asking for a registry of guns owned by Americans living in Border States!, page 1


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reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 03:50 PM by snarky412
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Well, at least they are saying "asking" instead of 'demanding'.....

Ask away all you want, our friends south of the border, it doesn't mean you'll receive an
answer tho.
[I sure hope not.................]




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reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 04:03 PM by sdcigarpig
Having reviewed the video, there are a few things that should be asked and answers should be brought forth with equal clarity and honesty.

The first is what does the Government of Mexico need with such a list? What would its purpose be, and ultimately can it justify the invasion of personal privacy on the part of the US government towards its citizens?

What happens if it finds say that a home did not register its firearms? Will it have any sway in any investigations on this side of the border?

And does the Government of Mexico, really believe that the people of the US, in particular those that are along its borders, would be so willing to comply with a law, if they think or believe that their rights are being infringed on? What is to stop the people of the USA from creating an underground black market to where people have more than what is reported?

Those are the kinds of questions that should be asked, as it could result in problems for both governments if this is not handled carefully. Already there is a problem with illegale immigrants coming from the Mexican side of the country north, and people who have fire arms actively patrolling the borders, that are not affiliated with the US government.

Is this going to spark an incident from either side, to cause more of a build up on the border?

Something does not seem correct, and ultimately can and will go in a diseasterous way when lawyers, pens and governments are involved with a volitile citizen on both sides of the border.


reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 04:08 PM by Signals
Originally posted by snarky412
reply to
post by Signals



Well, at least they are saying "asking" instead of 'demanding'.....

Ask away all you want, our friends south of the border, it doesn't mean you'll receive an
answer tho.
[I sure hope not.................]

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I wouldn't be so sure of that, considering the "leadership" in charge right now.....


reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 04:31 PM by snarky412
Originally posted by Signals
Originally posted by snarky412
reply to
post by Signals



Well, at least they are saying "asking" instead of 'demanding'.....

Ask away all you want, our friends south of the border, it doesn't mean you'll receive an
answer tho.
[I sure hope not.................]

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I wouldn't be so sure of that, considering the "leadership" in charge right now.....


Point well taken...........

In that case:
"Guns, what guns?
I'm sorry, we don't own any guns'......he-he


reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 05:43 PM by solomons path
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Living in AZ . . . that would not be good!

This is a tired line we hear from the Mexican nationals and La Raza people all the time, in AZ. It's not Mexico or their citizen's fault for their problems . . . it's always the US. If there were no guns in US . . . Mexico would not be violent. If US didn't like drugs . . . Mexico would be a Utopia where no problems would exist. If US wasn't racist "their" people would not be dying in the desert.

That's the problem with totalitarian regimes (Mexico or US since Reagan . . .), it's always someone elses fault that problems exist. So, if we could just jail (banish) that outgroup or outlaw anything they like (drugs, guns, etc) we would all sing "kumbaya my lord" . . . unless of course that offends anyone.
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reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 05:50 PM by solomons path
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HEY!!! I just watched the video . . . they are at the Ben Avery Shooting Range. I was just there this morning exercising my 2nd Amendment (and AZ State Constitution) rights.

Why didn't they talk to me . . . ?

Who am I kidding . . . I would have walked away, if I saw them coming . . .



reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 06:10 PM by solomons path
Originally posted by snarky412
reply to
post by Signals



Well, at least they are saying "asking" instead of 'demanding'.....

Ask away all you want, our friends south of the border, it doesn't mean you'll receive an
answer tho.
[I sure hope not.................]




edit on 19-2-2013 by snarky412 because: (no reason given)


Well . . . they won't from the "border states". However, the feds will be more than happy to cooperate with their government.


reply posted on 19-2-2013 @ 06:13 PM by Lifespan
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Mexico can go jump in a lake.
I doubt anybody on this side of the border who is a gun owner will comply.
I'll support their refusal to.
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