Ninth Stage

Anti-freedom Clark Garen proposes on his website here that we:

1. Create a one year period for the United States of America to purchase at fair market value all guns and firearms, including hand guns, rifles, and even antique guns and rifles from domestic private ownership.

2. Prohibit and criminalize the domestic sale of guns and firearms, whether new or used.

3. Seize and destroy any gun or firearm found after the termination of the purchase period without compensation.

4. Prohibit and criminalize the domestic possession of a gun or firearm after the termination of the one year purchase period.

5. Provide exemptions for governmental law enforcement agencies, the armed services, and bona fide museums.

So the government takes a chunk of my money, returns it, after skimming off it’s take, in exchange for my firearms? Sounds fair. What a jackass.

UPDATE: The big laugher comes elsewhere on that website where, writing about Garen, it says:

It’s no surprise that Clark finds these people interesting. In his legal practice, he relishes cases that emphasize the rights of the individual. “Even though the preservation of individual rights is out of fashion now,” Clark explains, “I’ve always admired Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren, who understood that the primary purpose of the Court was protecting every individual from being oppressed by the Government.” As Clark notes, this philosophy sometimes puts him at odds with the trends of the day.

Clark believes a small group of con artists are fooling our citizens into throwing away the rights our founding fathers paid for with their lives. Think Radio advocates “awareness and thought” as tools to defeat these evil and sinister con artists.

What a self deluded tool.