THE BRADY ACT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
By Donald L. Cline. March 22, 2021
The Brady Act background checks have never prevented a crime nor criminal access to a firearm in the history of the Act and was never intended to: The Brady Act was and is intended to sucker citizens into waiving their RIGHT to keep and bear arms in exchange for a revocable government permission government has no lawful authority to issue or deny.
The object is to make us as helpless as the citizens of other so-called "western democracies" where governments claim their citizens have "rights," but in fact their rights are but government-issued privileges, revocable at any time whenever government deems it prudent or politically advantageous to do so. By contrast, under our Constitution, our rights are beyond the reach of government at any level.
Secondly, the federal government is not delegated the Constitutional authority to license firearm dealers. The federal government is not delegated the Constitutional authority to demand we ask its permission before we may exercise a right. Asking permission to exercise a right converts the right into a revocable privilege which may be revoked at any time for any reason or no reason.
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"A free citizenry does not ask its governments' permission to exercise a right. It does not register its exercise of a right. It does not waive any other right, such as the right to privacy, or the right to due process, or the right to be secure from being compelled to waive a right in order to exercise a right."
