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these are 2 questions i got thinking about the other day, and would like your opinions.
question one, who gives you the right to hunt? most everybody will have a different answer, but for you personally, who gives the right? is it god given, a right simply because you are human, or country/law given right?
question 2, is kind is a bit different. i was talking to a guy the other day about the desire to tax and restrict ammo and guns. he said, if it ever comes to turning in my gun, or breaking the law and keeping it, ill have to keep it because its a god given right to protect and provide for myself. i thought, thats a good way of looking at it, but then i thought, when do you draw the line? will it come down to the total outlaw of guns and hunting before you "break the law" and continue to hunt and own guns? at what point do you stop "obeying" the law, and start excersising your god or personal given rights to hunt and own guns. at what crazy law or season do we draw the line and say enough is enough?
once again, i am not looking for the "right" answer, i want to get some personal opinions on this. :darkbeer:
question one, who gives you the right to hunt? most everybody will have a different answer, but for you personally, who gives the right? is it god given, a right simply because you are human, or country/law given right?
question 2, is kind is a bit different. i was talking to a guy the other day about the desire to tax and restrict ammo and guns. he said, if it ever comes to turning in my gun, or breaking the law and keeping it, ill have to keep it because its a god given right to protect and provide for myself. i thought, thats a good way of looking at it, but then i thought, when do you draw the line? will it come down to the total outlaw of guns and hunting before you "break the law" and continue to hunt and own guns? at what point do you stop "obeying" the law, and start excersising your god or personal given rights to hunt and own guns. at what crazy law or season do we draw the line and say enough is enough?
once again, i am not looking for the "right" answer, i want to get some personal opinions on this. :darkbeer: