What it's like when it's not a right

Via Of Arms and the Law we find this gem from Australia:

FIREARM owners in Wodonga, and in fact the whole of Victoria, have been put on notice.Victoria police will be calling on them in the coming months to check they are complying with the law when it comes to the stage storage of their weapons. And those who are not doing the right thing had better watch out as the penalties for breaking the law are pretty severe.

No doubt there will be some owners who will not be happy that police will be calling on them. And some police officers could probably feel they have better things to do than going door-to-door checking people are doing the right thing.But the fact is that firearm safety has to be a priority for all owners.

Those who legally own and use firearms have to know it is not a right, and it comes with a special responsibility to comply with all relevant laws.

So that's what Americans can look forward to once the 2nd Amendment is rendered impotent.