Gun owners are facing another serious challenge to their Second Amendment rights in the state of Hawaii.
The State Legislature introduced a bill on Wednesday that would increase the requirements Hawaiians would have to meet to continuing possessing a firearm. Specifically, it will mandate that gun owners register their weapons every five years and purchase firearms liability insurance for them.
The requirement to purchase gun insurance is a radical new practice that has yet to be implemented in even the most anti-gun states. Of course, this aspect of the bill is minimized by it’s sponsor, State Senator Josh Green (D-Kona, Ka’u).
“I don’t want to take people’s guns away from them but I want people to take full responsibility,” Senator Green said. How typical of a Democrat to say nobody’s going to take their guns away from them before proposing a course of action that does just that.
But Green doesn’t see it that way. Rather, he sees it in a way that very few Americans do.
Turn to the next page to see what Green compares mandatory gun insurance to:
I suppose then hawaii is no longer a state of the Union????
B******t
Take those liberal tyrannical idiots for a boat ride. Perhaps, fish bait is in order?
ok,
Idiots time to get rid of ALL of these liberal Aholes.
what do You expect,,,, the state where Gay Crack head Communist come out of,,,,
Against the law
It was written to cover any tool by extension to be used for self defense… Whether it’s Guns, swords, clubs, fucking pitch forks… Anything that can be construed as a Defensive weapon…. Given the Revolution and the knowledge that as good a Foundation was framed that there exists evil and wrong doing with the opportunity to expand beyond it’s right. A system based on Liberty easily twisted into Tyranny if We The People do not remain vigilante and in control….. Which is certainly what’s happened over more than the last half Century…
ILLEGAL! They can’t make up laws against our Constitution and Bill of Rights. Must be a democratic legislature.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL……..Go to Hades