Totally agree. A law doing exactly that was introduced this year in CA, then pulled.
As I said, I've gone from being willing to risk that and requiring registration for the purpose of things like the prohibited persons list, to being unwilling to register or support registration of anything.
The state has shown that they know no limits on how far they will push to disarm the public -- those of which I am not the least bit afraid of during my duties -- and as such I am no longer willing to compromise AT ALL in regards to gun control. Not one bit.
Worst of all, they do it in round about ways like growing the prohibited persons lists, denying handguns based on "safety," defining assault weapons so broadly as to affect nearly any semi auto rifle, etc. Its slimy, unethical, crooked shit.
At least if they had the balls to say "all guns are illegal" I'd respect their courage and passion, but no, they don't even have the nuts to flat out admit what they really want.
THEY, the politicians, FEAR an armed public. The cops don't, the firemen don't, an educated public doesn't, but our politicians? Oh yes, they most certainly do.
