In the late 1960's we carried our shotguns to high school (out of sight behind the seat) with our waders and decoys in the truck bed for an after school duck hunt. Sometimes, one or more of our teachers would tag along. Fast forward to 1995 when my son was a senior at the same high school. One of his friends was assigned to detention center for the remainder of the semester because one EMPTY (fired) 12 bore shotshell was discovered in his vehicle. Times have not changed, but attitudes have and common sense is now extinct.
Gary, in the mid 1970's when I was in high school, rifle shooting at the school rifle range was mandatory at the two different schools I attended in those years. Just 20 years later, in 1995, gun owners and hunters had become part of the criminal element in the eyes of many across Canada with legislation enacted to control us that absolutely violates some fundamentals of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. But that is okay, because we are gun owners.
When it starts to go, it goes fast.
Your second amendment won't matter a tinker's damn if the composition of the US Supreme Court changes much from where it is now. Fast and Furious should be a wake up to millions of Americans about how low the antis will stoop. It is a classic "the means justify the ends!"
