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Virginia Legislators Barely Back Off Extreme Gun Control Stances
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Anti-gun legislators in Virginia recently adjusted their stance on completely outlawing semi-automatic firearms, allowing that you may keep the ones you already legally own, but only if you register them with the state. Gov. Ralph Northam’s proposed ban on commonly-owned semi-automatic firearms will reportedly include a grandfather clause for current owners provided the firearms are reported to a registry, according to local news sources.
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Stripeseven
(12/23/2019)
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There is no "But" in "Shall Not Be Infringed"
You don't attempt to Form, Shape, Mold, or Twist the Republics Constitutional rules. The Bill of Rights expressly prohibits depriving people of fundamental rights. TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242 explains. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(12/23/2019)
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The "grandfather" concession is baloney, and only a media tactic.
California did the same exact thing, then two years later changed the law and began confiscating registered firearms.
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