Buckeye Reporter

The Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) has reiterated its commitment to advocating for Second Amendment rights as the new year begins. In a statement, the organization emphasized its ongoing mission to protect the right to keep and bear arms, a right they assert is often overlooked by other civil rights groups.

"The sad truth is that there are hundreds of civil rights organizations in the U.S. that ceaselessly fight for every conceivable human right, except the one they don't like," BFA stated. They criticized well-funded groups such as the ACLU and NAACP for allegedly ignoring or opposing Second Amendment rights.

BFA highlighted their efforts against opposition from various quarters, including "big-city politicians and enemies of personal freedom" as well as prominent civil rights organizations. Despite these challenges, BFA remains steadfast in its advocacy work.

"Fortunately, we have the Constitution on our side," BFA declared. They noted significant progress through local and national initiatives in elections, legislation, litigation, and education aimed at bolstering recognition of Second Amendment protections.

BFA insists that "the Second Amendment is NOT a second-class right." The organization pledges to continue its efforts into 2025 with undiminished resolve: "We will never give in. Never give up. Never stop fighting for what is right."

The association invites supporters to join their cause by becoming members or making donations to support their grassroots activities.

BFA extended New Year wishes to all: "All of us at Buckeye Firearms Association wish you and your family a Happy New Year!"

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