Gun control: 'What if we say no?'

When the proponents of gun control did their expected blood dance on the bodies of the victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School, gun rights activists were quick to assert that they had no intention of accepting or obeying any more gun control laws.

Groups of citizens confronted law enforcement in New York State, for example, making it clear in no uncertain terms that any such new laws would be disobeyed.

Around the country gun rights groups and citizens who support the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution asked of law enforcement when told they would have to abide by new restrictions on their rights, "What if we say no?..."

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