These are all according to Hatch, “reductions in liberty.” “It
flies in the face of liberty” says Hatch. And Hatch is less concerned with the 26
people in the Sandy Hook shooting who lost all their rights in an instant, than
losing the imagined rights never enumerated in the Bill of Rights.
HuffintonPost: Pursuing even the most popular of measures to curb gun violence would be a step toward destroying Americans' liberty, Sen. Orrin Hatch argued Thursday. "That's the way reductions in liberty occur," Hatch told reporters outside the Senate chamber. "When you start saying people all have to sign up for something, and they have a database where they know exactly who's who, and where government can persecute people because of the database, that alarms a lot of people in our country, and it flies in the face of liberty." he was "concerned as anybody" about mass shootings such as the attacks Sandy Hook, Conn., and Aurora, Colo. "But it's also not easy to stand up for the liberty rights of people that really are the basis for the Second Amendment to begin with."
I say we don’t register or sign up for anything anymore, even cars,
charge cards, voter ID, guns, building permits…nothing. It’s a reduction in liberty.
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