Some good news from the home state

I've recently put out a few post on morons back from my home town. Well, some good news about Louisiana.

LOUISIANA CITIZENS TO GUN-GRABBING JUDGES: COME AND TAKE IT

While national eyes were on the presidential election on Nov. 6, citizens of Louisiana were voting on a state-constitutional amendment that made the right to keep and bear arms "a fundamental right," and put gun-grabbing judges on notice.

Titled the "Louisiana Right To Bear Arms, Amendment 2 (2012)," the amendment passed 73.45 percent to 26.55. It bolsters the exercise of 2nd Amendment rights within the state by eliminating "language within the Louisiana Constitution that would allow passage of laws prohibiting concealed weapons."

It also mandates that "any restriction of a [gun] right requires the highest standard of review by a court." In other words, it removes the ability of a judge to unilaterally implement his or her anti-gun agenda or diminish gun rights on a whim.

The passage of this amendment was a brilliant, preemptive strike for liberty on a day when liberalism seemed to win nationally.

Like the Texans who refused to give up their cannon at the Battle of Gonzales in 1835, our Louisiana brothers and sisters have hunkered down with their liberty intact via the "Right to Bear Arms Amendment."

Consequently, the message coming out of Louisiana is the same message that came out of Gonzales nearly two centuries ago, "Come and Take It."

This is a bit of a reaction to the abuse of gun owners after Katrina. HIZONORDAMORON Ray Nagin decided, in the middle of an absolute disaster when his city was wiped out he needed to send limited police forces to take the guns from law abiding citizens who stayed back. They would have been better used to go after the guns held by criminals.

Living in hurricane alley you know you will have to deal with the aftermath of major storms. Hopefully this will tell municipal officials to use cops for law enforcement, not harassment of law abiding citizens.