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MI: Don't Want Armed Nazis? Legislature Should Fix Michigan's Stupid Gun Laws
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Want to give local police departments the means to keep armed Nazis off Detroit's streets?
Change Michigan's open carry laws.
It's just that simple.
And just that complicated, because our GOP-led Legislature is extremely unlikely to do anything of the sort.
After last week's protest, I emailed spokespeople for Sen. Maj. Leader Mike Shirkey, R-Clarklake, and House Speaker Lee Chatfield, R-Levering, to ask whether the exploitation of Michigan's open carry laws by Nazi protesters would prompt either to reconsider revising those laws, at least with a view toward granting local law enforcement autonomy to handle potentially dangerous situations.
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PHORTO
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Reductio ad absurdum.
"If you're armed, you're a Nazi."
Right? (GAWD wadda schmuck.)
This is the same Red Queen 'logic' that assumes that if 'nobody' has guns, criminals won't have them either, therefore 'nobody' should have guns..
Progressive thralls seem incapable of understanding even basic manifestations of natural law, which is why they should never be permitted to wield power - it's lethally dangerous to individual liberty. |
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