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OH: The Slippery Slope to a Total Firearms Ban
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And for those who consider it crazy to say that passing just one or two little laws is a slippery slope, consider this …
The spent casings were not even cold before there were calls to ban AR-15s and high-cap magazines, force private sales to go through background checks, limit the number of firearms someone can buy in a month, force Americans to use so-called “smart” gun technology, and on and on.
There are even people who are literally calling for the repeal the Second Amendment! That sure sounds like a pretty big slippery slope! |
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| They, all are traitors to the Republic !!! |
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