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Is Owning a Gun a God Given Right?
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A trigger topic at Saturday's crackerbarrel at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology was the debate over a constitutional carry law proposal. The law would cut down wait times and allow permitless carrying of firearms. About five years ago, the same bill passed through the house and the senate but was vetoed by the Governor.
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Defending oneself from evil actors is a God given Right.
Depriving someone of the tools (arms) necessary to exercise that Right is an infringement bordering on complete denial of the Right. |
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