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Accept or abolish the Second Amendment?
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Once again, a guy who looks like me killed those who don’t. The heart-wrenching murder of 50 Muslims at the hands of a white supremacist on March 15 played out as it has so many times in the past, with a narcissistic male high on hate wreaking carnage on innocent families engaged in prayer.
But because it happened in New Zealand, this time the response was different. And mind-bogglingly swift.
Within six days, the national government had banned “military-style semi-automatic assault rifles” (read: AR-15s) and mandated that all such weapons be surrendered. There was virtually no opposition — because, in New Zealand, there’s no legal provision affirming an individual’s right to own weapons. |
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Stripeseven
(4/5/2019)
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| The Constitution is one of the greatest documents ever created. Get over it, or move to somewhere else that you can love. Period..... |
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PHORTO
(4/5/2019)
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Since the Constitution doesn't create the right to bear arms, the question is moot.
Remove the Second Amendment, and the right remains.
Which is why the gun control monsters want to keep average Americans ignorant of our unique civics. |
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