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Wuhan Virus, Self-Defense and the Second Amendment
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The Second Amendment is not about hunting deer or shooting at targets in the woods. Anybody who thinks that is nuts. Dave Workman, by telephone, March 2020
In the U.S., common reasons for firearms possession are hunting, sport, and collection, but self-defense truly remains the main motive underlying gun possession. So it should not be surprising in this first season of the COVID-19 virus (a.k.a. Coronavirus, Wuhan Flu) that empty shelves in the markets appear at the same time as empty shelves in the gun shops. It's not that we expect to protect newly purchased rolls of toilet paper with these guns. |
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"Were it not for the positive outcomes of our civilian weapons, our Second Amendment would not be powerful enough to withstand the constant negative emotional attacks of hoplophobes nor should it."
Absolutely not so. Rights exist not because society rationalizes whether or not they're beneficial. They exist because they are endowed by God. |
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