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NH: You have to read the whole Second Amendment
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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I agreed with your theory about what our Founding Fathers probably took for granted in the late 18th century – namely that owning a gun for protection and for hunting was a necessity for many. A hunting rifle, a shotgun – the expectation was that most people, especially outside of the cities, would have such a weapon. I think you are correct when you say that our Founding Fathers never gave restricting that right a second thought and although I am not a hunter myself, I have no problem with someone who wishes to hunt to feed their family.
I disagree wholeheartedly, however, with your interpretation of the Second Amendment. |
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PHORTO
(7/21/2016)
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| *sigh* Don't these dimwits EVER get tired of regurgitating the most obvious lie of all time? |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
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| If only you could get your hands on your old 5th grade American history text. The American Revolutionary War started with the British attempting to disarm us. Our Founding Fathers forsaw that someday, the American Govt would distrust Of the People, by the People, and For the People just as the British did. |
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