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<blockquote data-quote="tRidiot" data-source="post: 3303886" data-attributes="member: 9374">So here&#039;s an interesting scenario...- Democratic anti-2A politicians order the NG to start rounding up guns.- Many NG units and/or commanders disagree but do not want to be courtmartialed or summarily executed for failure to obey/comply with what they perceive as an unConstitutional order.- Said units spend their time &quot;attempting&quot; to go door to door or to find people holding out firearms, ultimately with little to no success. Apparently, &quot;We just can&#039;t find any, sir.&quot; &lt;wink,wink&gt;&lt;nudge,nudge&gt;- Politicians then decide to appoint civilian .gov inspectors or overseers to accompany military units on these confiscation missions to report back what is going on and the rebirth of the &quot;political officer&quot; so popularized in literature and art from the Communist revolution and Stalin&#039;s regime is here.I can certainly see where something like this could happen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tRidiot, post: 3303886, member: 9374"] So here's an interesting scenario... - Democratic anti-2A politicians order the NG to start rounding up guns. - Many NG units and/or commanders disagree but do not want to be courtmartialed or summarily executed for failure to obey/comply with what they perceive as an unConstitutional order. - Said units spend their time "attempting" to go door to door or to find people holding out firearms, ultimately with little to no success. Apparently, "We just can't find any, sir." <wink,wink><nudge,nudge> - Politicians then decide to appoint civilian .gov inspectors or overseers to accompany military units on these confiscation missions to report back what is going on and the rebirth of the "political officer" so popularized in literature and art from the Communist revolution and Stalin's regime is here. I can certainly see where something like this could happen. [/QUOTE]

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