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The brief and perhaps purposely somewhat vaguely worded amendment does succeed in convincing us that we all have basic "KABA" rights (as we call it). The most striking phrase "<strong>K</strong>eep <strong>A</strong>nd <strong>B</strong>ear <strong>A</strong>rms" (<strong>KABA</strong>). Something never to be infringed.

Perhaps a side anecdote will help to explain this. During our interviews we indirectly encountered a fellow (we'll call him "Popeye" here). He felt so strongly about this amendment that he had it tattooed onto his arm! (Including the KABA phrase). He seems to have made a subliminal message saying two things at once: he has a right to "keep and bare his arm" (never to be denied, as we all agree). So, it follows, that he has another never to be denied right to "keep and bear arms". In Popeye's opinion it is inconceivable that either of these two "rights" could ever be denied, infringed or otherwise taken away!

Collogistics.org has embarked on designing and implementing a new organization that consists of gun owners and other associated volunteers. The model used employs the "we do our part" philosophy. To understand this model Collogistics has also created a "Parlor Presentation" for educating folks about the unique approach being developed as we speak. To schedule a viewing and discussion (groups of twelve or smaller) contact:</span></p>

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