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Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Could Be a Huge Setback for Gun Safety Laws
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In June, when the Supreme Court decided that it wasn’t going to take up any firearm-related cases in its next term, gun control groups were surprised and relieved. The nation’s highest court had nearly a dozen of gun cases up for potential consideration and a ruling on any one of them could have had a significant impact on the gun safety laws passed in numerous states since District of Columbia v. Heller 12 years ago, which overturned DC’s longtime ban on gun ownership and affirmed that the Second Amendment protects an individual’s right to own a firearm for the purpose of self-defense. |
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jac
(10/9/2020)
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These laws have nothing to do with safety. They are all about depriving citizens of their second amendment rights.
If anything, they make people less safe by denying them the means of self protection against attackers.
Criminals, by definition, don't obey laws. Despite what the gun grabbers would have you believe, they don't acquire firearms at gun shows. They steal them, acquire them through straw purchase or buy them on the black market. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(10/9/2020)
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"Gun safety laws." *Puke!!!!!*
Need I say more???? |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(10/9/2020)
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Fellas, it's Mother Jones.
Waddaya expect? |
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