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Elsewhere, Hunter does not support a ban on assault weapons or any firearm. He’s “really passionate about ... the Second Amendment,” Adams said, but would support more stringent requirements for those who want to purchase AR-15s, for instance. Adams highlighted the language of the Second Amendment, particularly the “well-regulated” provision.
“What we need to do federally ... is treat the gun industry and handle guns as they do in the military,” he said. “We don’t hand out AR-15s to first-year recruits.”
He added that Hunter would support a list that would bar certain people from purchasing firearms. |
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Hunter is so full of cacadoody that his eyes are brown.
"Well regulated" modifies the noun "militia", not the noun "right".
And yes, we DO hand out (not AR-15s, but) M16s and M4s to first-year recruits, and we TRAIN those recurits to use them. |
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