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| Comment by:
Stripeseven
(3/22/2019)
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| Did those gun laws include the government? |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(3/22/2019)
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“owning a firearm is a privilege and not a right”
No, it IS a right, it's just that New Zealand refuses to recognize it as such.
It is a right inherent in ALL people, no matter what nationality or where they live.
That is why our country is superior to all others; our founding philosophy places all power in the people, who then selectively delegate certain powers to the government.
Irrefutable truth: You are born alone, and you die alone, and everything between is transient.
The individual is the most important thing in creation. |
| Comment by:
jac
(3/22/2019)
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| Once again, law abiding citizens get punished for the actions of criminals. |
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