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NJ: Second Amendment Sanctuary is a Terrible Idea
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It is alarming that anyone opposes common sense gun laws. People are tired of seeing children and teenagers murdered in their classrooms by AR-15s or what Space calls, “lawful tools of self-defense.” Young people are marching on Washington, parents are fearful sending their children off to school, the mall or the movies. All over the country, voters are supporting democratic candidates because of their stand on gun violence. Our society has proven that it is just not responsible enough or healthy enough for the “guns everywhere” desires of the far-right extremists. |
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PHORTO
(1/11/2020)
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Yadda yadda yadda.
Newsflash: 'temporary' confiscation is confiscation.
And infringement is infringement. The 2A doesn't list 'degrees' of infringement - it bans infringement outright. |
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jac
(1/11/2020)
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They are only common sense in your mind.
What exactly is common sense to want to take away my guns? I spent two years in the US Army in your defense and have never been arrested in my life.
Yet you believe it is common sense to deprive me of my firearms. |
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