A new way to ban guns--brand everyone as 'terrorists'

In summary, legislation like King's H.R. 2159 would empower the government--actually, considering our current Attorney General, one rabidly anti-gun official within the government--to cancel a person's right to keep and bear arms, if the government claims to suspect that person of being a terrorist. At the same time, the government is showing a tendency to regard a wider and wider swath of the citizenry as potential "terrorists."

I suppose saying this might render me suspect (as if I were not already), but that's a confluence of trends that I find deeply alarming. [More]

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