Gun Control & RKBA
In reply to the discussion: Point Click, Fire: An Undercover Investigation of Illegal Online Gun Sales [View all]We_Have_A_Problem
(2,112 posts)The DMV does nothing but give me my license to operate a vehicle on public roads. If I chose to drive on private property only, I would have no need to become involved with them.
If I'm being stopped by a police officer, I have obviously done something illegal in his opinion. At that point, his request for my license and proof of financial responsibility (they don't ask for registration in Texas) is 100% legitimate as I need both to legally operate a vehicle on public roads.
These are analogous to a CCW permit - not to firearms ownership.
As far as your comment of a law abiding citizen having nothing to fear...that is without a doubt the most disgusting mentality you could have. There is NOTHING right about that attitude in my not so humble opinion. Such a view is much more suited to a member of the Stasi or SS. I find such a statement to be repulsive and repugnant.