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Jefferson said, "The [[constitution]]s of most of our [[State]]s assert that all power is inherent in the [[citizen|people]]; that... it is their right and duty to be at all times armed;..." (Thomas Jefferson letter to Justice John Cartwright of the [[Supreme Court]], June 5, 1824. 1824. ME 16:45).

Jefferson said, "The [[constitution]]s of most of our [[State]]s assert that all power is inherent in the [[citizen|people]]; that... it is their right and duty to be at all times armed;..." (Thomas Jefferson letter to Justice John Cartwright of the [[Supreme Court]], June 5, 1824. 1824. ME 16:45).

No, this [[progressive]] [[police state]] "[[gun control|gun grabbing]]" movement is more ominous in nature, and it ties into an alarming political change in the United States – the exact kind our wise [[Founding Fathers]] worried about. "To disarm the people [is] the best and most effectual way to [[slave|enslave]] them…" ([[George Mason]], 3 Elliot, Debates at 380, June 14, 1788)

No, this [[progressive]] [[police state]] "[[gun control|gun grabbing]]" movement is more [[communism|ominous]] in nature, and it ties into an alarming political change in the United States – the exact kind our wise [[Founding Fathers]] worried about. "To disarm the people [is] the best and most effectual way to [[slave|enslave]] them…" ([[George Mason]], 3 Elliot, Debates at 380, June 14, 1788)

==Unfree States Attempting Ammunition Control==

==Unfree States Attempting Ammunition Control==