Being from Illinois, and trying not to let the laws run my blood pressure too high...
I try to look at it like this...
The FOID card qualifies me as a legal citizen militia member, monitored by the Illinois State Police, by sheer fact of holding the FOID proving that I am an honorable, law abiding citizen.
Therefore, my second ammendment right is defensible, when the word "militia" is analyzed. Rather than calling me up to take my guns, I can be called up to defend. I wish I could realy believe that :lol:
Different spin on it, and yes, I'm very worried about my 2A rights.
I'm very pro-gun, its at the heart of what defines America and Americans!
Been around guns all my life, honorable veteran--proud to serve, etc.
A gun is just like another tool in the toolbox.
You simply choose the right tool for the job,
for whatever life throws at you...
And when you put a tool in an untrained idiot's hands, something usually gets screwed up. And the criminals won't abide by anymore laws, they don't abide by the ones we already have...anybody believes otherwise may be a politician or a fool :lol: I'm sure more training would help, rather than more restrictions.
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