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Almost all the candidates running in the Democratic Party primary are currently not running to become president of the United States, but of the internet. This is causing them to scramble leftward across each other in an attempt to win the Twitter primary.
Front-runner Joe Biden, despite leading with the majority that doesn’t live online, is as susceptible as the rest. Given the renewed discussion about gun control, he had this to say on Thursday: “It violates no one’s Second Amendment rights to say you can’t own certain weapons. You’re not allowed to own a bazooka; you can’t own a flamethrower.” |
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MarkHamTownsend
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"It violates no one's second amendment rights to say you can't own certain weapons."
WRONG.
What do you think "shall not be infringed" means?
"Infringe:" 1.) To intrude into, or onto. 2.) To diminish
source: OXFORD AMERICAN DICTIONARY
"SHALL" Is an imperative. It does not say "may," it says SHALL. Consult a lawyer and ask what is the difference between using those words in a contract or legal document.
But then, Biden has always been a clueless gaff machine. |
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