Standing Firm on Gun Rights: No More Compromises

As a firm believer in the 2nd Amendment, I personally am supportive of the existing gun laws, including the ban on bump stocks. The argument that this ban represents a slippery slope towards more restrictions is valid, but the truth is, once you give ground, it becomes impossible to reclaim your rights. It is a cliff, not a slope. Recent history shows that we cannot trust those who would compromise on our constitutionally protected rights.

No More Compromise: The Need for a Clear Stand

Gun owners have been making small sacrifices for the last 100 years, only to see the consequences of such compromises. Each concession has led to more demands, leaving us in a weakened position. The time for compromise is over. It's time to start reclaiming what is rightfully ours.

The Role of Accountability and cessation of Negotiations

One potential starting point for change is holding violent criminals accountable rather than continuing to give in. However, my stance goes further; I would only support a bump stock ban in exchange for demanding the complete abolition of restrictions on magazines, the repeal of so-called 'assault weapon' bans, and the implementation of nationwide constitutional concealed carry rights.

No more compromises, no more concessions, no more negotiations, and most certainly not one inch of ground given to those who would take our constitutional rights away from us. We must understand the slippery slope argument and refuse to put oil on it for everyone else.

History of Rights Compromises and Their Consequences

We made a small compromise when we banned civilian use of assault rifles. At the time, they assured us that this would be the end, that nothing else would follow. However, history has proven them wrong. They lied and they continue to lie, getting away with it repeatedly. We are done negotiating our rights and giving ground.

Each small step back has led to a greater loss of our freedoms. We’ve seen bans on bump stocks, followed by attempts to ban other items, and further restrictions are inevitable if we continue to concede. The question is not whether we should compromise, but when that last inch of ground will be lost for good. It is time to say enough is enough.

It's not just about the bump stock ban; it's about standing up for the whole of the 2nd Amendment. The battle is not over, and we cannot afford to give in. We must stand firm and tell the 'gun hating trash' who they can take us to. Sempers fi, and no more concessions.

It is imperative that we resist these attempts to erode our rights and hold those in power accountable. Our rights are not for sale, and we must take a firm stand to protect them. We are done with negotiations and compromises; it is time to fight back.