 Dear Marshall, The gun-grabbers are at it again! They're talking about "reasonable gun control." And I'm not talking about the liberal Democrats, although I'm sure they're salivating at the opportunity. I'm talking about Republican Senators Larry Martin and Greg Hembree. S3 passed out of Senator Hembree's sub-committee this week and is scheduled for a rush hearing in Senator Larry Martin's full Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, January 20th. The problem is S3 isn't reasonable at all. Contact your State Senator and tell him or her that section 3, the anti-gun provision, must be removed from S3. You can find your Senator and his or her contact information here. On the surface, S3 would strengthen our laws against criminal domestic violence. But multiple gun-grabs are salted throughout the bill. President Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Michael Bloomberg couldn't be happier with this sneak attack against the Second Amendment. The bill has many problems. First, if a restraining order is issued against you by any "state, tribe, or territory" in the country, you must give up all your guns and ammunition. Restraining orders are notoriously easy to obtain. A woman with an abusive ex could easily find herself disarmed if she's the subject of an out-of-state restraining order that HE gets against HER. Some states allow a restraining order to be issued without the defendant's presence in court and without notification after the order has been issued. An angry spouse, ex-spouse, or former girlfriend or boyfriend could wreak havoc on your life with this provision. Contact your State Senator and tell him or her that section 3, the anti-gun provision, must be removed from S3. You can find your Senator and his or her contact information here. You must take action TODAY. The full Senate hearing is tomorrow. But I haven't even told you the worst of it! If this bill passes, you could have your guns taken away for ten years if convicted of "reasonably creating fear of imminent peril." That's considered 3rd degree criminal domestic violence. So what is "reasonably creating fear of imminent peril"? That's not defined. It's wide open to interpretation. Have you ever gotten frustrated enough to say something you didn't mean, knowing you'd never follow through? A slick lawyer could turn that into 3rd degree criminal domestic violence and they could take away your firearm. That's why it's so important you contact your State Senator today! Tell him or her to remove the anti-gun provision, section 3, from S3. You can find your Senator and his or her contact information here. But that's not all. This bill goes even further. According to S3, your guns will be stripped from you if you are in an argument with a household member where "great bodily injury . . . could have resulted." "Could have resulted" is, again, wide open to interpretation. Have you ever known a lady that got mad and threw a cup? Have you ever known a man that slammed his fist down in frustration? Again, a slick lawyer could convince a judge or jury in one of those cases they were angry enough that "great bodily injury could have resulted." And if that happens, you could be convicted of 1st degree criminal domestic violence. That's a felony. You'll lose your Second Amendment rights forever! But, it's even worse than that. If you are convicted of any criminal domestic violence charge in the presence of children or a pregnant woman - even the 3rd degree charge of "reasonably creating fear of imminent peril" - you've just committed the "statutory offense of criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature." And that's a felony. You've just lost your right to self-defense for the rest of your life. That's why it's critical to remove all anti-gun provisions from S3. Contact your State Senator today! In Liberty, Talbert Black, Jr. South Carolina State Coordinator Campaign for Liberty P.S. Anti-gunners are salivating over the new attacks on the Second Amendment in S3. Contact your State Senator today and tell him or her that section 3, the anti-gun section, must be removed from S3. They vote on Tuesday, January 20, so it's CRITICAL you contact your Senator today. You can find your State Senator and his or her contact information here. |
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