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Solutions that only infringe on the law-abiding
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I still believe liberals mean well, and when they use their passion to defend and protect rights they like, they do well. When they use that passion to infringe rights they don’t like, they remind me of the old KKK Democrats.
I will use an analogy to explain.
Liberals want universal background checks even though today they do nothing to actually prevent criminals from getting a gun. They do hinder the law-abiding from getting one. Failing a background check rarely, if ever, starts an investigation to see if a felon has just broken a law that has a mandatory 10-year sentence. Yet if that same felon tried to pass a fake $20, he would be arrested immediately. |
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| The first statement is no and no. This writer is a brain dead idiot. |
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